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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 incur | to bring upon oneself; to run into someone undesirable consequence |
| incursion | a raid; an invasion |
| indefatigable | incapable of being tired out |
| indelible | incapable of being erased |
| indemnify | to insure; to repay |
| indicative | signifying; implying |
| indict | to charge with a crime; to accuse of a wrongdoing |
| indigenous | native to a particular area; inborn |
| indigent | extremely poor |
| indignant | angry as a result of unjust treatment |
| indisputable | unquestionable; without a doubt |
| indissoluble | permanent |
| indoctrinate | to teach someone principles or beliefs |
| indolent | lazy |
| indomitable | unconquerable; unyielding |
| indubitable | unquestionable; certain |
| induce | to cause; to bring about |
| indulgence | gentle treatment; tolerance |
| inebriated | drunk |
| ineffable | not able to be described; unspeakable |
| ineluctable | inevitable; inescapable |
| inept | unfit; bungling; inefficient |
| inert | without power to move; inactive |
| inevitable | unavoidable; sure to happen |
| inexorable | unyielding |
| infallible | certain; without mistakes |
| infamous | having an extremely bad reputation; detestable |
| infantile | childish; immature |
| infectious | passing on a disease with germs; likely to spread; contagious |
| infer | to conclude; to derive by reasoning |
| infernal | hellish; fiendish; diabolical |
| infidel | unbeliever |
| infinitesimal | exceedingly small; minute |
| infirmity | weakness; feebleness |
| inflated | puffed up; swollen |
| influx | a flowing in |
| infraction | the breaking of a law or rule |
| infringe | to break a law; to violate; to trespass |
| ingenious | clever |
| ingenuous | simple; innocent; naive |
| ingrate | ungrateful person |
| ingratiate | to work one's way into another's favor |
| inherent | inborn |
| inhibition | restraint; reserve |
| inimical | harmful; unfriendly |
| inimitable | not able to be imitated or equaled |
| iniquity | wickedness |
| initiate | to begin |
| injunction | a command; an order |
| inkling | a hint |
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