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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Intact vs. In tact

Hello. I'm a little bit confused about the term "intact." Can it be written "in tact" as two words, or is that erroneous? For example:

Everything was demolished, except for that one piece that remained in tact.

Should that be as one word, i.e., intact?

Thanks.
  

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Intact is always one word. There is no variant spelling.

— RandomGuy

  • Intact is always one word.
  • There is no variant spelling.
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Intact is always one word. There is no variant spelling.
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