Lesson 16
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 impeccable | about persons: not inclined to error or sin; about things: free from blemish or fault, beyond reproach |
| impediment | anything that obstructs or hinders |
| impervious | incapable of being penetrated; hence, figuratively, incapable of being reached by ideas |
| implacable | incapable of being made peaceful or forgiving |
| impunity | freedom or exemption from penalty or punishment |
| inadvertent | unintentional; inattentive |
| inane | without sense or intelligence |
| inarticulate | incapable of speaking distinctly; unable to express one's ideas and feelings intelligibly |
| incarcerate | to put in prison; to confine |
| incessant | without a stop |
| incipient | beginning to appear |
| inclement | severe or stormy; unmerciful |
| incognito | without being known; under an assumed name or character |
| incongruous | not agreeing with; hence, out of harmony or not suitable, sometimes almost absurd |
| incorrigible | not capable of improvement, correction, or reform |
| incredible | incapable of being believed; too extraordinary or improbably to be believed |
| incubus | a depressing weight or burden |
| indigent | poverty-stricken |
| indomitable | not capable of being overcome; unconquerable |
| inert | inactive; indisposed to activity; lacking in power to move itself |
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