No, "inter theft" is not a recognized word in English. It seems to be a misspelling or a misunderstanding of the term "intercept," which means to obstruct or interrupt something.
The word inside interviewing that means to bury is "inter".
The prefix of the word international is inter- which means between or among.
The word part "inter-" in "interject" means "between" or "among." So, "interject" means to insert or introduce something into a conversation or discussion.
The root word of intercepted is "intercept."
Well, honey, the prefix of "interpreted" is "inter-." It's like a little appetizer before the main course of the word. So, next time you see a word with "inter-" at the beginning, just remember it's there to spice things up a bit.
Not word, but prefix 'inter' directly from latin, 'inside', 'between', 'among', together.
The word inside interviewing that means to bury is "inter".
A nicer word for theft is embezzlement.
The prefix of the word international is inter- which means between or among.
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between or among
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between
the only base word there is is inter