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Inchoate (adj)
recently begun; rudimentary; elementary
Incipient (adj)
beginning; in an early stage
Incommodius (adj)
not spacious; inconvenient
Incontinent (adj)
lacking self-restraint; licentious
Incorrigible (adj)
uncorrectable
Incredulity (n)
tendency to disbelief
Incredulous (adj)
witthholding belief; skeptical
Incrustation (n)
hard coating or crust
Incumbent (adj)
obligatory; currently holding an office
Incursion (n)
temporary invasion
Indefatigable 9adj)
tireless
Indemnify (v)
make secure against loss; compensate for loss
Indices (n, pl)
signs; indications (index; n, sing)
Indigence (n)
poverty
Indigent (adj)
poor; destitute
Indignation (n)
anger at an injustice
Indignity (n)
offensive or insulting treatment
Indissoluble (adj)
permanent
Indite (v)
to write; compose
Ineffable (adj)
unutterable; cannot be expressed in speech
Ineluctable (adj)
irresistable; not to be escaped
Infernal (adj)
pertaining to hell; devilish
Infirmity (n)
weakness
Inimical (adj)
unfriendly; hostile
Iniquitous (adj)
wicked; immoral; unrighteous
Insalubrious (adj)
unwholesome; not healthful
Inscrutable (adj)
impenetrable; not readily understood; mysterious;
Insensate (adj)
without feeling
Insensible (adj)
unconscious; unresponsive
Insolence (n)
impudent disrespect; haughtiness
Isolvent (adj)
bankrupt; lacking money to pay
Insouciant (adj)
indifferent; without concern or care
Insularity (n)
narrow-mindedness; isolation (insular; adj)
Insuperable (adj)
unbeatable
Inter (v)
bury
Interdict (v)
prohibit; forbid
Interloper (n)
intruder
Interminable (adj)
endless
Internecine (adj)
mutually destructive
Interpolate (v)
insert between
Intimate (v)
hint
Intransigence (n)
refusal of any compromise; stubborness
Inveigh (v)
denounce; utter censure or invective
Inveigle (v)
lead astray; wheedle
Inveterate (adj)
deep-rooted; habitual
Invoke (v)
call upon; ask for
Iridescent (adj)
exhibiting rainbow like colors
Irreproachable (adj)
blameless; impeccable
Irresolute (adj)
uncertain how to act; weak
Irreverence (n)
disrespect
Jaundice (adj)
prejudiced; yellowed
Jibe (v)
to agree; be in harmony with
Jingoist (n)
extremely aggressive and militant patriot
Jocose (adj)
given to joking
Jocund (adj)
merry
Jollity (n)
gaiety
Junket (n)
trip, esp one taken for pleasure by an official at public expense
Jurisprudence (n)
science of law
Ken (n)
range of knowledge
Knave (n)
untrustworthy person; rogue; scoundrel
Labile (adj) (LAY-bul)
likely to change; unstable
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Card Set
Barron's 3500 words
Description
words I didnt know (word list 25-27)
Updated
2011-03-18T07:06:08Z
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