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induce
(verb) to cause; to occur
introspective
(adj) self-reflective; examining one's own thoughts or feeling
inadvertent
(adj) not paying attention; not observant
innocent
(adj) not guilty; free from sin; harmless
immortal
(adj) living forever
intrinsic
(adj) forming a basic part of something
imminent
(adj) about to happen; impending
invoke
(verb) to summon; to call upon
illiterate
(adj) uneducated; not knowing how to read or write
insolent
(adj) offensive; insulting
imperative
(adj) necessary; mandatory
incidental
(adj) minor; not essential
ingenious
(adj) orginal; creative
initiate
(verb) to begin
incriminate
(verb) imply the guilt of
indict
(verb) to make a formal accusation against
inhibit
(verb) to restrain or suppress
instigate
(verb) to provoke; to start
irrational
(adj) unreasonable
ironic
(adj) contradictory; inconsistent; sarcastic
incentive
(noun) a motive; a stimulus
insurgency
(noun) an uprising; a rebellion
irreverent
(adj) lacking respect
infantile
(adj) relating to infancy; very childish
improverish
(verb) to make poor; to exhaust the strength or fertility of
indicate
(verb) to point out
intuitive
(adj) known by instinct
insipid
(adj) uninteresting; bland; dull
inert
(adj) without power to move; tending to inactivity
impious
(noun) disrespectful (especially of God)
invigorate
(verb) to give strength; to simulate; to energize
iota
(noun) very small amount
incompatible
(adj) disagreeable
invincible
(adj) impossible to overcome or defeat
impassioned
(adj) passionate
ignite
(verb) to set fire to; to catch fire
inclination
(noun) a tendency; a preference or liking
imperceptible
(adv) unnoticeable; slight
inhabit
(verb) to live in
irate
(adj) angry
incredulous
(adj) skeptical
impede
(verb) to hinder
intricate
(adj) complicated; difficult
itinerant
(adj) traveling
innate
(adj) inborn; natural
immune
(verb) resistant from infection; exempt
infectious
(adj) likely to spread or cause an infection
irreproachable
(adj) blameless; faultless
invert
(verb) to turn upside down; to reverse
incarceration
(noun) imprisonment
integral
(adj) central; essential to
impartial
(adj) fair; without bias
intangible
(adj) incapable of being touched; immaterial
intrusive
(adj) invading; imposing
inundated
(verb) flooded
illicit
(adj) illegal; prohibited
intervene
(verb) to become involved in; to occur between events
impressionable
(adj) easily influenced or affected
ingenuous
(adj) innocent; naive; guileless
immaterial
(adj) having no physical substance; umimportant
implicit
(adj) understood without being directly expressed
inevitable
(adj) unavoidable
itinerary
(noun) a route; a list of places to be visited
impasse
(noun) blocked path; deadlock
idiosyncrasy
(noun) unusual characteristic or trait; eccentricity
infringe
(verb) to trespass; to encroach
irrevocable
(adj) irreversible; unalterable
indifferent
(adj) unconcerned
inherent
(adj) innate; naturally occurring from within
infer
(verb) to conclude
incremental
increasing by a small amount
infinitesimal
(adj) extremely tiny
insinuate
(verb) to indirectly suggest something not credible
illustrious
(adj) renowned; famous
infuriating
(adj) provoking anger or rage
infatuated
(adj) filled with intense unreasoning love
immaculate
(adj) spotless; free from blemish; tidy
impair
(verb) to damage; to injure
idolatry
(noun) worship of idols
introvert
(noun) introspective and shy person
impervious
(adj) unable to be penetrated or influenced
insomnia
(noun) inability to sleep
inkling
(noun) a hint; a vague idea
insinuation
(noun) sly hint: something unpleasant artfully and indirectly suggested to another person
impeach
(verb) to accuse of a crime; to charge with misdeeds
indulgent
(adj) giving in; lenient; kind
implication
(noun) the act of suggesting
incoherent
(adj) disconnected; confused

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