Adding the prefix - inter to the word state creates a new word that means

"over states."

"between states."

O "across states."

O "beyond states."

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Edwin Carrillo

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23 January, 14:55

Adding the prefix - inter to the word state creates a new word that means

"over states."

"between states."

O "across states."

O "beyond states."

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Giovanna Faulkner · Answer 1

Adding the prefix - inter to the word state creates a new word that means "between states".

Explanation:

The concept of adding the prefix "inter" has a Latin ancestry. The prefix was used to denote an in-between state or an internal state in between things or groups.

The word interstate highlights the connection between two lands or federations either within the same country or within two different nations.

Conner Noble · Answer 2

B

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Adding the prefix - inter to the word state creates a new word that means"over states.""between states."O "across states."O "beyond states."

Adding the prefix - inter to the word state creates a new word that means

"over states."

"between states."

O "across states."

O "beyond states."