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inexorable |
not to be persuaded, moved, or affected by prayers or entreaties |
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ingenious |
showing cleverness and originality |
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inherent |
naturally part of something |
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innate |
existing from birth, inborn |
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innocuous |
harmless, inoffensive |
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inoculate |
to prevent a disease by infusing with a disease causing organism |
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insipid |
flavorless, uninteresting |
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insolence |
an attitude or behavior that is bold and disrespectful |
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insular |
narrow-minded; isolated |
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insurgency |
uprising, rebellion |
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integrity |
honesty, uprightness;soundness, completeness |
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interlocutor |
a person who takes part in a conversation |
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interlude |
short play or period of entertainment between main shows |
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interminable |
endless, or seemingly endless |
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intransigent |
unwilling to compromise |