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iconoclast
one who attacks common beliefs or institutions
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idiosyncratic
peculiar to one person; highly individualized
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idolatrous
excessively worshipping one object or person
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ignominious
humiliating, disgracing
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illicit
forbidden, not permitted
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impassive
stoic, not susceptible to suffering
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imperious
commanding, domineering
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impertinent
rude, insolent
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impervious
impenetrable, incapable of being affected
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impetuous
rash, hastily done
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impinge
1. to impact, affect, make an impression 2. to encroach, infringe
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implacable
incapable of being appeased or mitigated
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implicate
to involve in an incriminating way, incriminate
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implicit
- 1. a. something capable of being understood from something else though unexpressed
- b. involved in the nature or essence of something though not revealed, expressed, or developed; potential
- 2. being without doubt or reserve; unquestionable
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impregnable
resistant to capture or penetration
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impudent
casually rude, insolent, impertinent
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inane
silly and meaningless
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incendiary
1. a person who agitates 2. inflammatory, causing combustion
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inchoate
unformed or formless, in a beginning stage
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incisive
clear, sharp, direct
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incontrovertible
indisputable
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incorrigible
incapable of being corrected, delinquent
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incumbent
1. (n.) one who holds an office 2. (adj.) obligatory
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indefatigable
incapable of defeat, failure, decay
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indigent
very poor, impoverished
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indomitable
not capable of being conquered
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ineffable
unspeakable, incapable of being expressed through words
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inexorable
incapable of being persuaded or placated
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inextricable
hopelessly tangled or entangled
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ingenuous
not devious, innocent and candid
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inimical
hostile, enemylike
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iniquity
wickedness or sin
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injunction
an order of official warning
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innocuous
harmless, inoffensive
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inoculate
to introduce a microorganism, serum, or vaccine into an organism in order to increase immunity to an illness, to vaccinate
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insidious
appealing but imperceptibly harmful, seductive
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insinuate
to suggest indirectly or subtly
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insolent
rude, arrogant, overbearing
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insular
separated and narrow-minded; tight-knit, closed off
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interlocutor
someone who participates in a dialogue or conversation
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interminable
without possibility of end
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intimation
an indirect suggestion
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intransigent
refusing to compromise, often on an extreme opinion
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intrepid
brave in the face of danger
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inundate
to flood with abundance
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inure
to cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation
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invective
(n.) an angry verbal attack
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inveterate
stubbornly established by habit
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inviolable
secure from assault
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laconic
terse in speech or writing
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languid
luggish from fatigue or weakness
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larceny
obtaining another's property by theft or trickery
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largess
the generous giving of lavish gifts
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