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en-

 
or em- or in-
pref.
    1. To put into or onto: encapsulate.
    2. To go into or onto: enplane.
  1. To cover or provide with: enrobe.
  2. To cause to be: endear.
  3. Thoroughly. Used often as an intensive: entangle.

[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin in-, in.]


en-2 or em-
pref.
In; into; within: enzootic.

[Middle English, from Latin, from Greek.]


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In; into; within: enzootic.

 
 
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