List of Words with un-, dis-, in-, im- and non-

Words with “un-“

1. Unhappy – Not happy; sad or displeased.
2. Uncertain – Not sure; unsure or doubtful.
3. Unclear – Not easy to understand; ambiguous.
4. Unkind – Not kind; mean or cruel.
5. Unusual – Not common; rare or unique.
6. Unfold – To open or reveal something gradually.
7. Uncover – To remove a cover; to reveal something hidden.
8. Unpredictable – Not able to be predicted; changeable.
9. Unnecessary – Not needed; superfluous.
10. Untidy – Not neat or organized; messy.
11. Unstable – Not steady; prone to change or fail.
12. Unreliable – Not able to be relied on; not dependable.
13. Unacceptable – Not satisfactory; not acceptable.
14. Unfortunate – Not lucky; unlucky or sad.
15. Unfortunate – Not lucky; unlucky or regrettable.
16. Unfashionable – Not in style; out of date.
17. Unjust – Not fair or right; unjust.
18. Uncertain – Not definite or sure.
19. Unexplained – Not explained or clarified.
20. Unfamiliar – Not known or recognized.

Words with “dis-“

21. Disagree – To have a different opinion; to not agree.
22. Dislike – To not like something; to have an aversion to.
23. Disappear – To cease to be visible or to vanish.
24. Disconnect – To sever or interrupt a connection.
25. Disapprove – To have a negative opinion; to not approve.
26. Dishonest – Not truthful or honest; deceitful.
27. Disorder – A state of confusion or lack of order.
28. Disregard – To ignore or pay no attention to.
29. Disrupt – To interrupt or disturb the normal operation.
30. Disqualify – To declare ineligible; to prevent from participating.
31. Disrespect – To show a lack of respect; rudeness.
32. Dispute – A disagreement or argument.
33. Dishearten – To cause a loss of hope or confidence.
34. Disintegrate – To break apart into small pieces.
35. Dissolve – To mix into a liquid or disappear.
36. Disturb – To interrupt or interfere with.
37. Displace – To move from its usual place or position.
38. Distract – To divert attention away from something.
39. Disclose – To make known; to reveal.
40. Dismiss – To remove or send away; to reject.

Words with “in-“

41. Inaccurate – Not correct or precise.
42. Inactive – Not engaging in any activity; idle.
43. Incomplete – Not finished or lacking some parts.
44. Insecure – Not confident or assured; vulnerable.
45. Indecisive – Unable to make decisions quickly.
46. Ineffective – Not producing the desired result.
47. Inappropriate – Not suitable or proper.
48. Invisible – Unable to be seen.
49. Inconsistent – Not compatible or in harmony.
50. Injustice – Lack of fairness or justice.
51. Inadequate – Not enough; insufficient.
52. Indifferent – Having no particular interest or concern.
53. Immature – Not fully developed or grown up.
54. Inaccurate – Not correct or precise.
55. Inaccessible – Not able to be reached or approached.
56. Incredible – Difficult to believe; amazing.
57. Involve – To include as a necessary part.
58. Incorrect – Not correct; wrong.
59. Incomplete – Not finished; lacking some parts.
60. Invasion – The act of entering a place forcefully.

Words with “im-“

61. Impossible – Not able to be done; not possible.
62. Immortal – Not subject to death; living forever.
63. Impatient – Not willing to wait; easily annoyed.
64. Imperfect – Not perfect; having flaws.
65. Imposter – Someone who pretends to be someone else.
66. Impulsive – Acting without thinking; spontaneous.
67. Immense – Extremely large or great.
68. Impartial – Fair and not biased.
69. Improvise – To create or perform spontaneously.
70. Imitate – To copy someone or something.
71. Immigrate – To move into a new country to live.
72. Impede – To hinder or delay progress.
73. Impure – Not pure; mixed with something else.
74. Impetuous – Acting quickly without thought.
75. Immediate – Happening or done without delay.
76. Impractical – Not suitable or feasible.
77. Impose – To force something unwelcome on others.
78. Immense – Extremely large or vast.
79. Impure – Contaminated or mixed with something else.
80. Immobile – Not able to move.

Words with “non-“

81. Nonfiction – Literature that is based on fact.
82. Nonstop – Without any breaks or interruptions.
83. Nonsense – Words or ideas that have no meaning or sense.
84. Nonessential – Not absolutely necessary.
85. Nontraditional – Not following traditional practices.
86. Nonexistent – Not present or not real.
87. Nonverbal – Not involving words; using gestures or expressions.
88. Noncompliant – Not following rules or regulations.
89. Nonprofit – Not aiming to make a profit; charitable.
90. Nonchalant – Appearing calm and relaxed; not worried.
91. Nonspecific – Not detailed or definite.
92. Nonbinary – Not exclusively male or female.
93. Nonessential – Not absolutely necessary.
94. Nonmember – Not part of a group or organization.
95. Nonexistent – Not real or not present.
96. Nontraditional – Not following established customs.
97. Nonrenewable – Not able to be replaced or restored.
98. Nonconformist – Someone who does not conform to accepted standards.
99. Nonfunctional – Not working or not serving a function.
100. Nonviolent – Not involving violence.

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