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  • There are some rather unprecise figures on the website.
    unprecise ➝ imprecise
  • The cancellation of the training course caused unsatisfaction among the staff.
    unsatisfaction ➝ dissatisfaction
  • It is completely irrealistic to expect people to pay such high fares.
    irrealistic ➝ unrealistic
  • Rainfall has disincreased a lot this year.
    disincreased ➝ decreased
  • I can only assume that young man is completely unexperienced or naïve.
    unexperienced ➝ inexperienced
  • Her parents claim that, in their day, unemployment was rare, even inexistent.
    inexistant ➝ nonexistent
  • Other employees find the canteen staff a little unpolite.
    unpolite ➝ impolite
  • The number of habitants of our town has increased considerably.
    habitants ➝ inhabitants
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