 | Term | Definition |
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incommodious |
lacking space |
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incorrigible |
incapable of being corrected or reformed; impossible to control |
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incredulity |
disbelief |
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incubus |
mental burden;onus |
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inculcate |
to instill; to teach earnestly by persistent repetitions |
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incursion |
a hostile invasion |
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indolent |
lazy |
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indomitable |
unyeilding; unable to be conquered |
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inexorable |
relentless, unyielding to other opinions |
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infamous |
notorious |
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infidel |
someone that is not faithful |
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infirmity |
a weakness of mind or body |
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inflection |
a change in tone of voice |
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influx |
a flowing in; a rush of something |
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infraction |
a breach of rules; a minor crime |
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infuse |
to fill; instill; imbue |
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ingenuous |
candid;honest, frank |
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inimitable |
matchless, unique; unable to be imitated because it is so good |
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innate |
inborn, occurring naturally |
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innocuous |
harmless; inoffensive; lacking interesting qualities |
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innuendo |
an indirect remark, rumor or hint |
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inscrutable |
hard to understand, mysterious |
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insensate |
lacking sensation or feeling; irrational or dumb |
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insidious |
more dangerous than apparent; extremly evil |
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insolent |
audaciously rudeor disrespectful |
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intemperate |
excessive, immoderated in habits |
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intermittent |
coming and going at intervals |
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interpolate |
to insert between, as in pages |
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interrogate |
to ask or question someone |
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intimate |
to imply or hint |
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intrepid |
fearless, courageous, bold |
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intrinsic |
located within, natural, innate |
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inundate |
to flood |
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invective |
abusive language or and abusive insulting expression |
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inverterate |
firmly established; deep rooted |
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invigorate |
to give life and energy to |
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iota |
a very small quantity, a jot |
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irascible |
irritabel, ill-tempered |
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irony |
the opposite of what is intended |
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its |
possesive pronoun or it |
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