Set: Kaplan SAT Word List: "I" Words

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With groups: Miss Mowry's Class & other ppl, randomness, Wordly Wise Study Group( Sage Canyon 6th Graders), Technology, meheehee, Pie lovers, CHAT O' MAINEA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, Weesnaw, 5th Grade Nerds, the lemon chunks, Chat with me PLLLLEASSSSSEEEEE, Magee's group, i dont know a group name, King's Group, Sami's Group, Rachel's Group, Rachel's Group, everyone, JAM and BLAH, umm... i dont know, sage canyons awesome chitter chatters!!!!!!!!!!, Sage Canyon People, Ms. Brashears' Amazingly Great class!, bananasclub, Ur Mom, The super cool people of Sage Canyon, studying sucks chat chat, Coolio group!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, studying sucks, th cool people group, CHRIS' GROUP, Frank's awesome group, Camels Group :O, cHATcENTRAL101, Mrs.Britton's amazing sixth grade class!, Michelleys group, CVMS Bobcats...blah (formerly Sage Coyotes...blah), P.I.C. Against PB, B.B.'s Group, PBPO, All powerful Mob, Spud's Group, Sakura-Chan's Group (edit)
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All 24 Terms

Term Definition
ignoble Lacking or having low moral standards; not noble in character
imbibe To take into the mind; absorb
impassive Devoid of any signs of emotion; expressionless
imperious Commanding, demanding; urgent
ingratiate To gain favor deliberately as so to gain oneself an advantage
inherent Relating to the essential character of something; built-in
insensate Lacking sensibility or depth of understanding; naive, foolish
insolent Insultingly arrogant; overbearing
insular Characteristic of an isolated, remote people, esp. with a narrow viewpoint
insuperable Incapable of being overcome or defeated
inter To bury
interlocutor One who participates in discussion
internecine Mutually destructive; equally devastating to both sides
interregnum A temporary halt of the typical operations of government or control
intimation A subtle, indirect hint
intractable Not easily manipulated or managed
intransigent Uncompromising; unyielding; refusing to abandon an extreme position
intrepid Fearless; extremely brave
inundate To cover with a flood; to overwhelm with a flood
inveterate Firmly established, esp. with respect to a habit or attitude
irascible Easily agitated or angered; hot-tempered
ironic Contrary or opposite of what was expected
irreverent Disrespectful in a gentle or humorous way
itinerant Wandering from place to place (like a nomad); unsettled

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Terms 24
Creator dont_ask72
Created July 20, 2007
Groups Miss Mowry's Class & other ppl, randomness, Wordly Wise Study Group( Sage Canyon 6th Graders), Technology, meheehee, Pie lovers, CHAT O' MAINEA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, Weesnaw, 5th Grade Nerds, the lemon chunks, Chat with me PLLLLEASSSSSEEEEE, Magee's group, i dont know a group name, King's Group, Sami's Group, Rachel's Group, Rachel's Group, everyone, JAM and BLAH, umm... i dont know, sage canyons awesome chitter chatters!!!!!!!!!!, Sage Canyon People, Ms. Brashears' Amazingly Great class!, bananasclub, Ur Mom, The super cool people of Sage Canyon, studying sucks chat chat, Coolio group!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, studying sucks, th cool people group, CHRIS' GROUP, Frank's awesome group, Camels Group :O, cHATcENTRAL101, Mrs.Britton's amazing sixth grade class!, Michelleys group, CVMS Bobcats...blah (formerly Sage Coyotes...blah), P.I.C. Against PB, B.B.'s Group, PBPO, All powerful Mob, Spud's Group, Sakura-Chan's Group
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Words that start with "I" that may turn up on your SAT

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dont_ask72 : Changed irascible → Easily agigatated or angered; hot-tempered to irascible → Easily agitated or angered; hot-tempered
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  1. inveterate → Firmly established, esp. with respect to a habit or attitude - 13 misses
  2. intractable → Not easily manipulated or managed - 10 misses
  3. intransigent → Uncompromising; unyielding; refusing to abandon an extreme position - 10 misses
  4. impassive → Devoid of any signs of emotion; expressionless - 8 misses
  5. ingratiate → To gain favor deliberately as so to gain oneself an advantage - 8 misses
  6. interlocutor → One who participates in discussion - 7 misses
  7. interregnum → A temporary halt of the typical operations of government or control - 7 misses