IN-

in- ɪn —but before n usually ɪ ; before k or ɡ assimilates to ɪŋ ; generally stressed only (i) if meaning 'in' rather than 'not'; or (ii) for emphasis; or (iii) if the following syllable is unstressed: in ˈ credible, ˌ in ˈ side, ˌ inat ˈ tentive