How to pronounce “in-country”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of in country.

Practice Nearby Words

intratheatre, inservice, pre-combat, crosscountry, in-situ, in-house, out-of-town, intertheatre, sub-national, non-military, in universe, awol, indepth, unamerican, anti-national, intracolonical, inwardlooking, intraorganisational, counterimperialist, warweary, war weary, inhouse, cross border, post-combat, nonnative, antiinvasive, anticivilizational, enemy-like, counter-revolutionary, onroad, counterguerilla, intraperitonal, geomilitary, ecoimperialist, innercity, crossborder, colonisational, intra-abdominal, antiwar, unlocalised, involucrated, in dutch, antiinflation, inter-racial, hands on, intrarterial, intered, in-vitro, builtin, intra-uterine, intraperitoneous, internal-combustion-engined, intratumoural, unindustrialised, pro-government, intraural, nonindustrialised, prewar, non-operational, intra aural, duty bound, post-colonial, internal combustion-engined, off-world, plein-air, vis-a-vis, mobilisational, anti-coalition, intraphilosophic, non-belligerent, downside up, counter-space, third-world, out-of-character, inter-agency, geopolitic, inharmonical, intracheal, on-screen, extradomicilar, non-flying, counter-terrorist, above-ground, inter-war, intratumorous, intraparticulate, interperson, inoculatable, offbase, on-stage, inviable, anti-space, noninstitutionalised, intratumour, intertribe, lowlying, avantgarde, acronymical

Similar Sounds

encounter, encountered, encounters, infantry, in control, ancientry, wine country, encuentro, encountering, encounterer, high country, rencounter, incanto, encantar, incony, linden tree