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SherrellSingco SherrellSingco
  • 17-03-2015
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In the word "irresistible," the prefix "ir–" means

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 17-03-2015

The prefix " ir" means not resistable. Which means inescapable.

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karenju21 karenju21
  • 12-02-2019

The prefix in the word "irresistible" is "ir (means not) resist (base or root) ible (suffix). The word is also an adjective. In order to know what's the prefix and suffix you should always find first what's the word root or base. For instance, in the word "irresistible" the root is "resist".

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