Which word uses the prefix ‘im-‘ the same way as it is used in immobilize?*2 pointsimmuneimmerseimmediatelyimmoral

The word that uses the prefix 'im-' the same way as it is used in 'immobilize' is 'immoral'.

Here's why:

The prefix 'im-' is used to give the opposite meaning to the base word. In 'immobilize', 'im-' is used to mean 'not' or 'opposite of', making the word mean 'to make unable to move'.

Similarly, in 'immoral', 'im-' is used to mean 'not' or 'opposite of', making the word mean 'not moral'.

The other options do not use 'im-' in the same way. 'Immune' uses 'im-' to mean 'not' but in the sense of 'not susceptible'. 'Immerse' uses 'im-' to mean 'in' or 'into', and 'immediately' uses 'im-' to mean 'upon', not 'not' or 'opposite of'.