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My infix is who you are



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    My suffix is a short little insect



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      My infix is who you are



      My prefix is my infix's alpha



      My suffix is a short little insect



      And me you shall not dissect!







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      My infix is who you are



      My prefix is my infix's alpha



      My suffix is a short little insect



      And me you shall not dissect!







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          Adamant




          My infix is who you are




          Man - General word to represent a human being.

          Original answer Am - First person singular of the verb to be, e.g, "I am".




          My prefix is my infix's alpha




          Adam - from the Bible, first man (alpha male) created by God.




          My suffix is a short little insect




          Ant




          And me you shall not dissect!




          Adamant - a legendary rock or mineral (think of Wolverine's adamantium).




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          The author appears to be adamant in their assertion. Also, adamant translates from Greek via Latin as "not to be tamed" which could tie in with the wording of the title







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            I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
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          I think the answer is




          Adamant




          My infix is who you are




          Man - General word to represent a human being.

          Original answer Am - First person singular of the verb to be, e.g, "I am".




          My prefix is my infix's alpha




          Adam - from the Bible, first man (alpha male) created by God.




          My suffix is a short little insect




          Ant




          And me you shall not dissect!




          Adamant - a legendary rock or mineral (think of Wolverine's adamantium).




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          The author appears to be adamant in their assertion. Also, adamant translates from Greek via Latin as "not to be tamed" which could tie in with the wording of the title







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            I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
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            – Thomas Blue
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          $begingroup$

          I think the answer is




          Adamant




          My infix is who you are




          Man - General word to represent a human being.

          Original answer Am - First person singular of the verb to be, e.g, "I am".




          My prefix is my infix's alpha




          Adam - from the Bible, first man (alpha male) created by God.




          My suffix is a short little insect




          Ant




          And me you shall not dissect!




          Adamant - a legendary rock or mineral (think of Wolverine's adamantium).




          Title




          The author appears to be adamant in their assertion. Also, adamant translates from Greek via Latin as "not to be tamed" which could tie in with the wording of the title







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            $begingroup$
            I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
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            – Thomas Blue
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            @ThomasBlue Yes, I think you are right actually, I've updated appropriately.
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          • $begingroup$
            Nicely done! +1 +tick
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            – Omega Krypton
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          I think the answer is




          Adamant




          My infix is who you are




          Man - General word to represent a human being.

          Original answer Am - First person singular of the verb to be, e.g, "I am".




          My prefix is my infix's alpha




          Adam - from the Bible, first man (alpha male) created by God.




          My suffix is a short little insect




          Ant




          And me you shall not dissect!




          Adamant - a legendary rock or mineral (think of Wolverine's adamantium).




          Title




          The author appears to be adamant in their assertion. Also, adamant translates from Greek via Latin as "not to be tamed" which could tie in with the wording of the title







          share|improve this answer











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          I think the answer is




          Adamant




          My infix is who you are




          Man - General word to represent a human being.

          Original answer Am - First person singular of the verb to be, e.g, "I am".




          My prefix is my infix's alpha




          Adam - from the Bible, first man (alpha male) created by God.




          My suffix is a short little insect




          Ant




          And me you shall not dissect!




          Adamant - a legendary rock or mineral (think of Wolverine's adamantium).




          Title




          The author appears to be adamant in their assertion. Also, adamant translates from Greek via Latin as "not to be tamed" which could tie in with the wording of the title








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          • 2




            $begingroup$
            I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
            $endgroup$
            – Thomas Blue
            2 days ago






          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @ThomasBlue Yes, I think you are right actually, I've updated appropriately.
            $endgroup$
            – hexomino
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          • $begingroup$
            Nicely done! +1 +tick
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
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            I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
            $endgroup$
            – Thomas Blue
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            @ThomasBlue Yes, I think you are right actually, I've updated appropriately.
            $endgroup$
            – hexomino
            2 days ago










          • $begingroup$
            Nicely done! +1 +tick
            $endgroup$
            – Omega Krypton
            2 days ago








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          $begingroup$
          I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
          $endgroup$
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          $begingroup$
          I believe, "am" is not the intended infix :)
          $endgroup$
          – Thomas Blue
          2 days ago




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          $begingroup$
          @ThomasBlue Yes, I think you are right actually, I've updated appropriately.
          $endgroup$
          – hexomino
          2 days ago




          $begingroup$
          @ThomasBlue Yes, I think you are right actually, I've updated appropriately.
          $endgroup$
          – hexomino
          2 days ago












          $begingroup$
          Nicely done! +1 +tick
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          – Omega Krypton
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