indigence
5 D5 W* U4 _4 P$ c1 ~poverty
( ?: r. W( B& B K, sindigenous 2 `5 U' H4 A0 h9 H2 I
native; Ex. plant indigenous to the New World
2 }4 ]( J* i3 Cindigent
, O% h y* H5 D+ b+ S& Xpoor; destitute
/ W! r& r6 W& j" O+ O0 Bindignation
! J; \% p) \3 M; Y( }# d" P' eanger at an injustice; Ex. righteous indignation; ADJ. indignant
+ G B( T* H8 E% q$ ^! \5 aindignity
4 s" K6 E& m% X6 I# {treatment 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.
- Y! A1 U5 m; u! {indiscriminate 2 h% Y7 E% m1 P9 r9 H- R* W0 w
choosing at random; confused; not based on careful distinctions6 F0 k! j3 L! u& i- t. w
indisputable . _" v) B" h& }: _/ l, k! z @
too certain to be disputed; beyond doubt
; Q* i( S+ u8 l/ |indissoluble
7 [7 u* ~* S Npermanent; impossible to dissolve or disintegrate
: O: r! f/ G7 s4 V8 B' {indite
' f9 D9 Z4 D% W& Owrite; compose
" B% v5 F7 y# i# f) Gindoctrinate 2 U1 l2 h4 T i0 ]/ Z" T
cause to accept a doctrine without questioning it; Ex. indoctrinated with mindless anti-communism
7 M$ I. @+ O" M5 J$ U, Q Mindolent ! m- ?* T |) }
lazy# `) I, V: p4 E, o2 P8 _
indomitable
/ n! \% t& u, t6 Hunconquerable; unyielding/ h% N. F8 b! M$ b
indubitable
- g. {' Y& V1 z- M( v; ]4 sunable to be doubted; which cannot be doubted; unquestionable8 d1 @2 o% L, z# q1 E, B6 o
induce 0 c6 l6 ~5 h' U( |
persuade; lead to do something; bring about; N. inducement
3 W. e u4 m8 N% y& sinduct % G3 ]0 \+ a4 { T
place formally in office; install; admit as a member; initiate; N. induction: inducting; process of deriving general principles from particular facts
- `% @1 E% r- d. A, Q* m% b& pinductive
6 a6 q: ]! B8 v1 P) G/ qpertaining to induction or proceeding from the specific to the general" h0 \9 T+ C/ [" p) V6 j' w
indulge
3 r) T- n j( {yield to; gratify; allow oneself a special pleasure; Ex. indulge one's every whim/a child/in a big cigarette; N. indulgence
; S) S3 w8 c1 k4 U$ O& t6 Dindulgent
. J$ j% e y4 G R% khumoring; yielding; lenient; showing indulgence" S( B0 { C. u( L; P. u. a& w
industrious
% o* G5 d- u; \- i |- Pdiligent; hard-working; N. industry
0 k" e- G* e; y* ^inebriate
' e8 k* }1 @# }& lmake drunk; intoxicate; N. intoxicated person9 W3 ?2 F( p( @8 o* w
inebriated 3 e+ j1 Y# C3 h- t9 w& s
habitually intoxicated; drunk; N. inebriety! q# i; F" N( _6 ~8 ?
ineffable
0 I8 r* C8 P! `+ @unutterable; not to be uttered; taboo; that cannot be expressed in speech; indescribable; unspeakable; inexpressible; Ex. ineffable name/joy
4 a7 ]: ^5 J8 M" h& o& J5 qineffectual
: [) f$ p7 n8 i& }# b& z; u3 dnot effective; not having a desired effect; weak" G6 L& H2 r- X! M& N* A! G* U$ ^
ineluctable ! t8 |6 F. J) Y) f% r
irresistible; not to be escaped; unavoidable
' {( H' p- d( S, n& j. H' cinept
+ M( `' W5 s' F& L- aunsuited; inappropriate; lacking skill; incompetent; CF. inapt: (of statements or ideas) inappropriate7 N9 R: ^7 h8 n7 X; A: W
inequity
/ ^" v/ I! O7 u/ \) R, t( Munfairness; ADJ. inequitable' `/ N& x- k' c! V% @3 v, r3 q
inerrancy 8 ~2 ` F/ N/ ?# \) g P8 S8 U! b
infallibility% r6 x) a% P% R. j
inert . E5 }3 R( z8 r1 r# Q6 e8 B8 G
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 state5 r# \8 ^) j* k& v
inestimable + h9 z" c4 T) n$ f7 S' [
impossible to estimate; (apprec) invaluable; of immeasurable worth
4 t$ y2 y& S4 Q) Q% Pinevitable
5 X. q* S7 X" |- e o. [unavoidable
/ X- z/ r: d/ f0 Qinexorable
?) b5 d" i# c1 B$ Q- Orelentless; unyielding; implacable; not capable of being changed by entreaty or efforts; Ex. inexorable price rises5 x% U) M6 G& w8 H, N* w7 @1 Q
inextricable
& {5 V: p1 H3 G1 A- C& qfrom which it is impossible to get free; that cannot be untied; Ex. inextricable troubles; Ex. inextricable two histories! u8 n$ q0 Q; E# U$ F+ ^; ^
infallible
9 ~0 B6 s5 R1 ^0 `+ {unerring; never making mistakes3 _1 c0 x$ r( ~! s, ^( k
infamous
/ _/ z( M, _; R! Ynotoriously bad; notorious; well known for being bad; Ex. infamous behavior; N: infamy: infamous act; evil fame or reputation
0 R+ p; V5 L! v1 N8 g6 f- e0 cinfantile * y" L2 Z& w5 ~' Y! [0 K1 I
childish; infantlike
0 s0 y1 {9 a" q; \5 M3 X. T$ z5 yinfer 2 _) _- i# z/ }( T5 p5 U6 X: ~1 c3 o
deduce; conclude; N. inference
6 F6 b# y: B; @7 @; D$ P4 hinfernal
7 y, }0 u4 U% x. I: Y* wpertaining to hell; devilish; N. inferno: place of fiery heat or destruction |
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