Words with “un-”
- Unhappy: Not happy; feeling sadness.
- Undo: Reverse the effects of something.
- Unclear: Not clear; difficult to understand.
- Unfold: Open something that was folded.
- Uncover: Reveal something that was hidden.
- Uncertain: Not sure; having doubts.
- Unusual: Not common; rare.
- Unfit: Not suitable or appropriate.
- Unlikely: Not probable or expected.
- Unseen: Not visible or noticed.
- Unkind: Not nice or compassionate.
- Unbelievable: Hard to accept as true.
- Untie: Release something that was tied.
- Unequal: Not the same in size or amount.
- Unnecessary: Not needed or required.
- Uncomfortable: Causing discomfort or unease.
- Unwilling: Not ready or eager to do something.
- Unpredictable: Cannot be predicted or anticipated.
- Unusual: Out of the ordinary.
- Unlikely: Not likely to happen.
Words with “dis-”
- Disagree: Have a different opinion.
- Disappear: Cease to be visible.
- Dislike: Feel a lack of approval.
- Disobey: Fail to follow rules or instructions.
- Dishonor: Show a lack of respect.
- Disconnect: Separate or detach.
- Disapprove: Have a negative opinion.
- Discomfort: A state of unease or pain.
- Disorder: A lack of order or structure.
- Disrupt: Interrupt or disturb.
- Disguise: Alter appearance to hide identity.
- Disrespect: Show a lack of respect.
- Dispute: A disagreement or argument.
- Discontent: Lack of satisfaction.
- Displace: Move from a usual or proper place.
- Displease: Cause unhappiness or dissatisfaction.
- Disregard: Ignore or pay no attention.
- Dishearten: Cause a loss of hope or confidence.
- Dismiss: Remove or reject from consideration.
- Discontinue: Stop doing or using something.
Words with “in-”
- Incomplete: Not finished or lacking.
- Incapable: Not able to do something.
- Inactive: Not engaging in activity.
- Inaccurate: Not correct or precise.
- Insufficient: Not enough.
- Inappropriate: Not suitable or proper.
- Insecure: Lacking confidence or safety.
- Indecisive: Unable to make decisions.
- Indifferent: Lack of interest or concern.
- Injustice: Lack of fairness.
- Inconsistent: Not always the same.
- Inadequate: Not enough or not satisfactory.
- Inflexible: Not willing to change.
- Invisible: Not able to be seen.
- Inhumane: Not compassionate or kind.
- Incomplete: Not finished or not whole.
- Innocent: Not guilty or free from wrongdoing.
- Inaccurate: Incorrect or not true.
- Injustice: Lack of fairness or justice.
- Inspire: To motivate or encourage.
Words with “im-”
- Impossible: Not able to be done.
- Impolite: Not showing good manners.
- Impatient: Not willing to wait.
- Immature: Not fully developed or grown.
- Imperfect: Not flawless or complete.
- Impure: Not clean or contaminated.
- Immigrate: To move to a new country to live.
- Immobile: Unable to move.
- Improvise: Create or perform spontaneously.
- Impose: Force something to be accepted.
- Imitate: Copy the actions or appearance of someone.
- Impede: Hinder or obstruct progress.
- Imprint: Leave a mark or impression.
- Impact: Have a strong effect on something.
- Immortal: Living forever or undying.
- Imbalance: Lack of equilibrium or stability.
- Implore: Beg earnestly or desperately.
- Impractical: Not useful or realistic.
- Immense: Extremely large or great.
- Immature: Not yet developed.
Words with “non-”
- Nonfiction: Based on real facts or events.
- Nonstop: Without interruptions or breaks.
- Nonchalant: Casual and unconcerned.
- Nonexistent: Not present or real.
- Nonverbal: Not using words or speech.
- Nonsensical: Lacking sense or meaning.
- Noncompliant: Not following rules or laws.
- Nonprofit: Not intended to make money.
- Nonessential: Not necessary.
- Nontraditional: Not following established customs.
- Nondescript: Lacking distinctive features.
- Nonexistent: Not existing or real.
- Nonrenewable: Cannot be replaced once used.
- Nonconformist: Someone who doesn’t follow established practices.
- Nonessential: Not needed or important.
- Nonviolent: Not using violence.
- Nonchalant: Showing a lack of concern.
- Nonplussed: Confused or bewildered.
- Nonstop: Continuous without breaks.
- Nonspecific: Not detailed or exact.
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