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One more example that I have come across is infectus, -a, -um, which can be either the negative of factus (with the meaning "undone, not done, unfinished; impossible") or the perfect passive participle of inficio (with the meaning "stained, dyed, (dis)colored").

One more example that I have come across is infectus, which can be either the negative of factus (with the meaning "undone, not done, unfinished; impossible") or the perfect passive participle of inficio (with the meaning "stained, dyed, (dis)colored").

One more example that I have come across is infectus, -a, -um, which can be either the negative of factus (with the meaning "undone, not done, unfinished; impossible") or the perfect passive participle of inficio (with the meaning "stained, dyed, (dis)colored").

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Asteroides
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  • 151

One more example that I have come across is infectus, which can be either the negative of factus (with the meaning "undone, not done, unfinished; impossible") or the perfect passive participle of inficio (with the meaning "stained, dyed, (dis)colored").