Question

Which word contains a Latin preposition meaning "not"?



A.
aptitude


B.
impertinent


C.
injunction


D.
pertinacious

Answer 1

the Latin -im is used before b, m, and p to mean 'not.' So impertinent has made of im + pertinent.

Answer 2

thanks!

Answer 3

it is worth noting that the Latin -im also means in, into, toward, and within.

Answer 4

*im-

Answer 5

what's this one? Which word does not contain a variation of the Latin preposition meaning "with"?



A.
colloquial


B.
commodious


C.
contrite


D.
pertinacious

Answer 6

i think it's a

Answer 7

I think it is contrite...

Answer 8

Th Latin con- before b, n, m, or p always means 'with' or ' jointly' ... but it doesn't hold for contrite here......

Answer 9

ok, i'll try it

Answer 10

Which word does not have a form of "joining" or "tying" in it?



A.
adjunct


B.
condone


C.
stringent


D.
subjugate

Answer 11

it might be late but i took the test and it was b

Answer 12

for which one @chyfry02

Answer 13

the one closest to my reply