indigence ; ?! O$ a2 C- A2 \5 @- e
poverty6 [8 D1 \! O0 T4 I! W- E( U& ^4 f
indigenous
1 d- @5 I/ d3 c% xnative; Ex. plant indigenous to the New World
+ I/ J. a) ^$ q bindigent
! y. A% z* z* s5 @poor; destitute2 m4 O. L+ C, Y8 A
indignation
5 [+ C; ~# v* M2 z. q4 eanger at an injustice; Ex. righteous indignation; ADJ. indignant
% r+ n) Y4 S/ windignity
2 A( K& c$ V, Z6 Ytreatment or situation that causes shame or loss of dignity, respect; offensive or insulting treatment; humiliating or degrading treatment; Ex. I suffered the indignity of having to say that in front of them.4 a% V! {2 @9 Y8 _6 N
indiscriminate ; W. ]2 @ {3 O% A2 ~; Q
choosing at random; confused; not based on careful distinctions
" T, l4 E6 X% h* h* u3 `indisputable . \. T7 L1 l' W0 l0 t
too certain to be disputed; beyond doubt) T" o0 l* P5 |. D* x
indissoluble , b. O/ \- u$ I _" Q1 O: J0 V7 }
permanent; impossible to dissolve or disintegrate
' d- d7 P! i% }6 a% hindite
- e4 s& ^9 [) O. I8 B6 X7 z5 zwrite; compose
9 ?% G0 t# k2 v5 _) \( uindoctrinate $ j+ o( `; A9 @6 _8 Q! S
cause to accept a doctrine without questioning it; Ex. indoctrinated with mindless anti-communism
% v& ?3 [- a k* `/ w8 F! S& l: cindolent . \! I. w7 Z0 \4 B- P& N2 n3 X
lazy
$ K' I$ g2 s- u! X5 _, rindomitable
5 s. [' M& G: \1 X5 G7 R- T* f9 ]unconquerable; unyielding' i1 C% \( o- Z8 x* [! }
indubitable
+ v x' ] J" cunable to be doubted; which cannot be doubted; unquestionable) [7 j' ?+ z0 d
induce
' E: G4 A3 P" \( Zpersuade; lead to do something; bring about; N. inducement6 A) N7 X: R& l8 B0 R
induct % u5 c/ Z# X+ ^" s8 f
place formally in office; install; admit as a member; initiate; N. induction: inducting; process of deriving general principles from particular facts/ u8 j# j5 v) m2 |, e
inductive ! M' `3 Z8 q7 Q: [7 A+ D* s4 x' V/ t
pertaining to induction or proceeding from the specific to the general! K4 K$ r3 A; t5 c1 W
indulge $ q5 t* p: v9 V$ L$ m, ~0 E9 y
yield to; gratify; allow oneself a special pleasure; Ex. indulge one's every whim/a child/in a big cigarette; N. indulgence3 y7 J: @3 L8 r0 a* S- K
indulgent
8 A$ W( Q7 C% F) ?- y& phumoring; yielding; lenient; showing indulgence" r: V( `8 s* [
industrious
; t0 G# {; v/ Ldiligent; hard-working; N. industry* q$ a2 b$ Q c/ ^2 A" K% T1 q1 B
inebriate 2 ]; H% H1 x* a( F6 M9 b& U! x7 m
make drunk; intoxicate; N. intoxicated person
0 f) {$ v* G( t/ L7 Xinebriated % Q ~0 p& J7 Y4 d" p' l5 l$ B
habitually intoxicated; drunk; N. inebriety1 ]# q8 \8 i* J# \4 ~0 k
ineffable
' a1 y; [; ]3 c2 R6 J7 [! ?unutterable; not to be uttered; taboo; that cannot be expressed in speech; indescribable; unspeakable; inexpressible; Ex. ineffable name/joy# l4 a3 z$ J W0 r
ineffectual % g6 M+ N- \& C$ n
not effective; not having a desired effect; weak
M+ X# {5 P; [/ H! Nineluctable
9 q0 N. B# Y5 Q+ Sirresistible; not to be escaped; unavoidable
; J, |& ~, q# h$ ]# l8 y1 sinept
: _( }, H* ]( Q; s5 F4 y/ O# yunsuited; inappropriate; lacking skill; incompetent; CF. inapt: (of statements or ideas) inappropriate
2 J6 i- ^# n' ~4 |5 `; \6 Dinequity 4 x$ A) m# }' A& U/ k% q
unfairness; ADJ. inequitable( F ^4 u2 E7 W+ P) W: R: {( ^% z
inerrancy
Q, k4 d. o* t" K; ]0 ~% Qinfallibility
' y' }% T3 n, ^$ r$ u4 I, Xinert " D( [/ K- W7 @" I4 {: j) T' o" h
inactive; lacking power to move; unable to move or act; Ex. chemically inert; N. inertia: state of being inert; force which keeps a thing in the position or state9 \: h( l5 Y l' @
inestimable
7 B+ u' b# B6 U6 {impossible to estimate; (apprec) invaluable; of immeasurable worth
; t- p7 H" y4 R2 jinevitable
X9 q! J$ _4 U" i/ y G: wunavoidable+ K1 L9 G/ x0 o$ [
inexorable ( ~! ?1 p( w) z0 S' R- T5 r2 F
relentless; unyielding; implacable; not capable of being changed by entreaty or efforts; Ex. inexorable price rises6 M( ^2 F/ a: k
inextricable
7 }' a8 E4 G0 Q7 g9 Ofrom which it is impossible to get free; that cannot be untied; Ex. inextricable troubles; Ex. inextricable two histories
" Y& C' [5 G6 m8 Einfallible - B! v6 }" x$ u) |( C
unerring; never making mistakes E6 z4 F. X! z
infamous
; Y H8 m% \$ G5 t) R# H4 Z1 Inotoriously bad; notorious; well known for being bad; Ex. infamous behavior; N: infamy: infamous act; evil fame or reputation% m+ R+ s, S. o5 y
infantile 7 Z; Z$ V' p" o6 h4 S
childish; infantlike2 G0 I' f2 ~' A' R* ^. u
infer
) Y& |) J( w6 g- pdeduce; conclude; N. inference
/ T7 l4 r' V. P9 \1 B1 Linfernal
) O! q' V9 V. J( q; ^pertaining to hell; devilish; N. inferno: place of fiery heat or destruction |
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