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- /ˈɪntrə/
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- The team held an intra-department meeting to discuss project updates.
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- So now we have the inter and the intra cartel war.
- So lots of intra state war, civil war but no Interstate war.
- And then there's also what we can call intra Christian struggles and rivalries.
- Why don't we see the same thing in intra US?
- Because intra African trade will increase, will improve.
- It's intra party competition to make private promises.
- So that would be the case for if you like an average programme that a team might write with some intra team communication.
- There's, there's a particular edge that that has in, in, in our feelings that intra racial violence doesn't have.
- It is my intra personal skill is the handling of fear and the handling of greed.
- So something there's intra district disparity that these sort of broad numbers just don't cover.
- Not only do we have all of those intra inside personal impacts here, but narcissism also messes up an interpersonal relationship.
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And that that's called intra abdominal pressure IAP.
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They're going to form a intra molecular sulfide bond.
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So that would be the case for if you like an average programme that a team might write with some intra team communication.
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Because intra African trade will increase, will improve.
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It's intra party competition to make private promises.
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Let's look at the intra chapter and test this possibility.
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And then there's also what we can call intra Christian struggles and rivalries.
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It is my intra personal skill is the handling of fear and the handling of greed.
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So something there's intra district disparity that these sort of broad numbers just don't cover.
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In biology class, we studied intra-cellular processes that occur within living cells.
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A prefix at the start of scientific and medical words that means inside or within
Surface Forms
Etymology
Intra- comes from a Latin word meaning 'within' or 'inside'. Think of intravenous or intranet, where intra- means 'inside', so intra- words describe things that happen inside or within something.