in- / im- (in/into) root meaning
The in- / im- (in/into) root means in, into, within, or on.
Words with the in- / im- (in/into) root
- embellish: to decorate or add attractive detail
- endemic: native to or regularly found in a place or group
- engender: to cause or bring into being
- illusion: a false appearance or mistaken perception
- illusory: seeming real but false or unreliable
- impede: to hinder or block progress
- impediment: obstacle or hindrance
- impetuous: acting rashly and quickly
- impetus: driving force or stimulus
- implication: something suggested but not directly stated
- implicit: implied rather than directly stated
- implode: to burst or collapse inward
- imply: to suggest without stating directly
- include: to take in as part of a whole
- incorporate: to include as part of a whole
- infer: to reach a conclusion from evidence
- inference: a conclusion reached from evidence
- influx: a flowing in; arrival of many
- infuse: to fill or soak with something
- inherent: built in or existing as part of something
- inhibit: to restrain or hold back
- innate: inborn or built in
- inquire: to ask or investigate
- inquiry: an investigation or question