im- / in- (not) root meaning
The im- / in- (not) root means not or without.
Words with the im- / in- (not) root
- enemy: hostile opponent
- enmity: deep hostility
- immutability: unchangeability
- immutable: unchanging
- impassive: showing no emotion
- impermeable: not allowing passage through
- impertinent: rude or not properly relevant
- imperturbable: calm and not easily disturbed
- impervious: not allowing anything through
- implacable: unable to be appeased
- implausible: not seeming reasonable or believable
- imponderable: impossible or very difficult to estimate or weigh
- imprudence: lack of practical judgment
- imprudent: not careful or wise; rash
- inadvertent: unintentional because attention was missing
- inadvertently: unintentionally or by accident
- incessant: continuing without stopping
- incommensurable: not measurable by the same standard
- incommensurate: not corresponding in size or degree
- incongruity: mismatch or lack of fit
- incongruous: not fitting with its surroundings or situation
- inconsequential: unimportant; not leading to meaningful results
- incontrovertible: impossible to dispute
- incredulous: unwilling or unable to believe