infest 3 p* ^4 l' ^4 g
inhabit in numbers large enough to be harmful; Ex. Mice infested the house; Ex. shark-infested waters: t8 {; a5 C+ A$ z
infidel ' S* P+ n3 ]( `4 D
unbeliever (with respect to a particular religion)! V+ {) U B6 a) \
infiltrate - C+ a1 V5 T8 P1 c( S1 z* ~
pass into or through; penetrate or enter (an organization) sneakily; Ex. infiltrate the troops into enemy territory; CF. infiltrator* F: J {0 @; \, b
infinitesimal 7 U+ k4 L) \' q$ j" F# j
very small- F2 u! r0 \ s# ?* U$ Y' X9 Z
infirmity
2 i9 q6 `6 @" ?& Iweakness
* L7 R2 @( J' Z+ A3 Finflated + v, }7 H$ T) X# o
exaggerated; pompous; enlarged (with air or gas)1 u7 _% [+ ?9 j0 A) c3 L; P
influx : M$ x A, Q: ^6 c7 S: z5 }
flowing into5 q3 i, B7 ^: g: e& ?: H, F$ Y- S
infraction
1 G! p$ b& ^4 c1 E4 J3 J# eviolation (of a rule or regulation); breach
; }; U1 O- N2 V8 I4 R& w! C. |infringe ) w( A8 ?1 ?2 l% C
violate (a law); encroach (the right of another person)
- P. B3 F Y) Mingenious 7 m0 t& y+ G- H7 o5 Y! I/ D
marked by inventive skill; clever; resourceful; N. ingenuity
3 w, K7 l8 @! S& ^; ^! g: Y, Aingenue & x+ S" R8 `; K1 n0 b' \
ing\'enue; young innocent girl
, F" ~7 F+ c' l! h& L& fingenuous
8 B! _8 r& {+ n) xnaive and trusting; young; unsophisticated; candid, |2 @! C- W8 J" d
ingrained % h& y& s; N+ z T0 B3 t+ x
deeply established; firmly rooted; Ex. ingrained dirt/prejudice% z3 V4 m4 n& I) `5 h) | z8 Z
ingrate
9 p4 S7 z. h1 r( w2 ~ungrateful person (not expressing thanks)
% x/ G N7 B' v' ]8 Tingratiate
0 c6 v! @' w+ O+ lbecome popular with; bring (oneself) in favor of another; Ex. ingratiate himself with the boss
. w" _. g% N% j: F% Vinherent % Y. l. d/ m3 y- E/ V" i
firmly established by nature or habit; intrinsic
3 h( Q7 G$ M" k& _8 ~0 w9 o, E4 W# ninhibit
6 O$ I; C$ n- ]3 _% x1 ^) erestrain; prohibit; retard or prevent; N. inhibition
8 u5 Z$ m a7 p9 Z, Y5 dinhibited
u4 a. A. A! L4 ^8 j& D8 g(of a person) unable to express what one really feels
b" u/ Z. b5 w2 M* [$ | D: @( c+ rinimical
4 W/ r7 r) n3 R2 z( \) N(of someone) unfriendly; hostile; (of something) harmful; detrimental; CF. enemy
+ H% _+ E% _0 Finimitable
1 D9 r4 I; P9 U: \; j+ pmatchless; not able to be imitated0 U1 s h$ b$ s/ M; d
iniquitous {! \4 t9 K. M* R9 B' k+ g
wicked; immoral; unrighteous; N. iniquity; Ex. den of iniquity
- m- B" v6 `, i) x) _, E& ginitiate . p( f3 I: S0 X6 u r
begin; originate; receive into a group; introduce to a new field or activity; Ex. initiate someone into the mysteries of a secret religion; N: one who has been initiated
% C6 V" \3 B( q0 D$ Z$ q4 ~injurious
, W. Y4 f; h% `8 n# K& |3 |harmful; causing injury
, ?" J1 h+ U* vinkling
3 n* ]& C1 n& d) m/ Qhint; slight indication' ]0 [( }( W5 z% h+ v8 r
innate 1 U7 \( s0 K6 w% ^, [9 v
inborn
9 A \2 g' B# }7 ginnocuous # G' _+ `4 c) l. ]9 @& C
harmless
+ m1 U, S7 h# \$ ]innovation @! @) P4 | Z: L3 U$ h
change; something newly introduced; introduction of something new; V. innovate: begin or introduce (something new); be creative; ADJ. innovative- f. K$ t& a x& b
innuendo 5 g* V D/ f$ j0 g0 C# e+ c, L
indirect or subtle (derogatory) hint; insinuation; Ex. sexual innuendo
L8 x; z1 h4 {; y/ winopportune
( Y" N' D' H& K1 f$ O0 Zuntimely; inappropriate or ill-timed; poorly chosen3 Y; s( g2 d7 s
inordinate
1 ?( ]* n4 F' ?' q$ t" s" Gbeyond reasonable limits; unrestrained; excessive; Ex. inordinate demands
6 m( f% d7 o& I% Jinquisitive
! L8 e! A3 H1 `' g+ L( Q. Qeager for knowledge; unduly curious4 a+ B% s( Z, x/ o, e
inquisitor
& v; R2 M* s' i1 w2 D" Q; _questioner (especially harsh); investigator; person making an inquisition
7 J" T7 D" `6 @& m8 E) J7 Ninroad
6 M0 f3 P# L0 {0 `) O+ c; A0 |hostile invasion; advance that lessens the quantity or difficulty of something; Ex. The long illness made serious inroads on his savings; CF. raid; \+ H% F5 K- c8 u$ t) K) P' [. N
insalubrious # s6 V" S3 y+ c4 Y
unwholesome; not healthful; Ex. insalubrious place6 a# o) |) Y2 M' W4 F! H8 ~
insatiable
5 @; {9 y: c* g! G s/ Lnot easily satisfied; unquenchable; Ex. insatiable appetite( m0 W5 V- @# l2 P
inscrutable ( \ f3 u9 W# |/ s) N: f5 R$ w
difficult to understand; impenetrable; not readily understood; mysterious3 D4 }1 Y- A! }! `1 s% R1 O* o: y. T, a) F
insensate 6 y7 ~+ @' n& L( W' o
without feeling; lacking sense; foolish# I4 Z/ Y E6 v/ K6 b! s0 G0 k$ D
insensible
0 j! r9 ?2 |+ r8 M+ q4 @/ u& M) v- Aunconscious; unresponsive; insensitive; unaware; imperceptible; Ex. insensible of his danger/to pain; Ex. insensible change; CF. not the opposite of sensible c: D/ L) P2 J6 K
insidious
. p( r& y! e l& P6 i) k7 n0 I/ gtreacherous; stealthy; sly; working or spreading harmfully in a stealthy manner; Ex. insidious spreading of dry rot
9 ~! E" [# h% {9 kinsightful ) f/ |+ l4 h( M6 L$ W' H1 `
discerning; perceptive
* G3 x6 w- `: {- N0 m( y1 cinsinuate ) c6 Y! y |3 p1 c6 J
hint; imply; suggest indirectly; creep in; introduce or insert (oneself) by artful means; Ex. insinuate himself into the boss's favor; CF. ingratiate |
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