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Mathematics. .
[inf] /ɪnf/
noun
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European-based U.S. nuclear weapons that were capable of striking the Soviet Union and Soviet ones that could hit Western Europe (usually used attributively): INF missiles;
the 1987 INF Treaty.
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abbreviation
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infinitive
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informal
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infra
abbreviation
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intermediate-range nuclear forces: land-based missiles and aircraft with a range between 500 and 5000 km
intermediate-range nuclear forces
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infantry
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inferior
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infinity
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information
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Latin infra (below)
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