kasielasserre1 on January 3, 2011
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incursion | sudden invasion |
indefatigable | never tired |
indelible | permanent, not erasable |
indict | accuse formally, charge with a crime |
indigenous | native, occurring naturally in an area |
indigent | very poor |
indolent | habitually lazy, idle |
indomitable | fearless, unconquerable |
indubitable | unquestionable |
induce | to pursuade, bring about |
inept | clumsy, awkward |
inert | unable to move, tending to inactivity |
inestimable | too great to be estimated |
inexorable | inflexible, unyeilding |
inextricable | incapable of being disentangeled |
infamy | reputation for bad deeds |
infatuated | strongly or foolishly attached to, inspired with foolish passion, overly in love |
infer | to conclude, deduce |
infinitesimal | extremely tiny or small |
infringe | to encroach, trespass; to transgress, violate |
ingenious | original, clever, inventive |
ingenuous | straight forward, open; naive, unsophisticated |
ingratiate | to bring oneself purposely into another's good graces |
inimical | hostile, unfriendly |
iniquity | sin, evil act |
injunction | command, order |
inkling | a hint; vague idea |
innate | natural, inborn |
innocuous | harmless; ineffensive |
innuendo | indirect and suttle criticism, insinuation |
insatiable | never satisfied |
inscrutable | impossible to understand fully |
insentient | unfeeling, unconcious |
insidious | sly, treturous, devious (cunning) |
insinuate | to suggest, say indirectly, imply |
insipid | bland, lacking flavor and excitement |
insolent | insulting and arrogant |
insular | isolated, detached |
insuperable | insurmountable, unconquerable |
integral | central, indespensable |
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