indigence 0 O: ~* j, I M
poverty8 e0 g3 F- b. j m j& |1 ?
indigenous 4 j; E$ D5 s# i
native; Ex. plant indigenous to the New World
7 I8 _- D$ z( i# e3 kindigent
( {$ u& a) U t, j3 Zpoor; destitute. F, }7 r) Y, A1 q D7 z
indignation 1 n' Q( } {1 r: G( {
anger at an injustice; Ex. righteous indignation; ADJ. indignant
/ G( c; h# m: n& A2 uindignity $ z2 N" g9 K8 z+ ]& t$ p8 C2 J
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.
+ Z, u2 Y; f9 y# L/ A- e3 Q |# Zindiscriminate 2 S: c/ ]% [9 T
choosing at random; confused; not based on careful distinctions
" P4 @3 d! j8 g1 ^ X: E" ~5 _indisputable 1 N' v: F* Y7 ^8 Y# X1 ]! G \
too certain to be disputed; beyond doubt4 h8 ?( Z8 y, F4 v
indissoluble
: F0 ~+ b3 }) B! Z8 xpermanent; impossible to dissolve or disintegrate
0 L1 w& @1 a/ L+ Jindite
: ?! u) l4 }% B) Owrite; compose3 u9 Z j/ G0 z- Q6 V! f$ w5 [
indoctrinate ! j4 c9 J) o6 e
cause to accept a doctrine without questioning it; Ex. indoctrinated with mindless anti-communism
# }* w0 a1 `/ D! |" f0 H2 aindolent
: Q7 s% y9 x+ y# O( e' Plazy
; O3 h+ ^3 I r" ?indomitable
5 k+ T+ s7 m/ Funconquerable; unyielding
8 `, C! B9 }2 V7 P. P: bindubitable 9 B9 Q! T0 c6 N# |
unable to be doubted; which cannot be doubted; unquestionable
$ B8 Y) O; m: R/ L( Tinduce
. z$ G1 g6 a$ g H2 ^persuade; lead to do something; bring about; N. inducement3 y5 x! n& s0 W C' y0 G
induct
; B' {4 \" k- c! D- f: x8 e; bplace formally in office; install; admit as a member; initiate; N. induction: inducting; process of deriving general principles from particular facts
% O% T' Z' c% a# O+ i( Dinductive
! b. [5 S6 t2 Ypertaining to induction or proceeding from the specific to the general
( X# V; J( n4 d0 Yindulge
5 ]$ a, t. @- c1 k# _# vyield to; gratify; allow oneself a special pleasure; Ex. indulge one's every whim/a child/in a big cigarette; N. indulgence
0 t% X3 W/ _6 L: h4 Y* V5 \4 ^# Mindulgent
4 g% b! h" M% j$ h$ hhumoring; yielding; lenient; showing indulgence
1 E' @7 s D) l3 v4 Q! Rindustrious
8 s9 ]1 k5 K3 sdiligent; hard-working; N. industry
+ z1 {4 k! F* q4 H! q; U2 v" Ainebriate
9 ?* q& {( B% P9 e G6 E; _. D! imake drunk; intoxicate; N. intoxicated person
0 p' W; v1 Z) s7 S5 |5 ^( Rinebriated 3 r2 }* h( }# `- ]% E, j) d
habitually intoxicated; drunk; N. inebriety
, m7 P) r% o# [' z: kineffable
: R! H6 | F/ S( Vunutterable; not to be uttered; taboo; that cannot be expressed in speech; indescribable; unspeakable; inexpressible; Ex. ineffable name/joy
# E7 `8 y1 L9 e+ R; C* L; Vineffectual ( U Q' i5 o, |! `# g+ l: ]! n
not effective; not having a desired effect; weak
' G( T3 u4 |, P* M1 h, _ineluctable
8 ~) ~4 i/ r! m* |irresistible; not to be escaped; unavoidable
4 J- ~% p7 T: G; einept
5 ]5 @2 j- y- ^0 P" l$ G0 ?& Q( punsuited; inappropriate; lacking skill; incompetent; CF. inapt: (of statements or ideas) inappropriate
; m6 K; l* s% P, `# u# Ninequity ' t, V; w3 R" d0 Q% |" Z# J
unfairness; ADJ. inequitable
1 v! N; X4 X. Z6 einerrancy 8 A) c! b( W4 `* s
infallibility
' [% u* c4 L9 ^4 k1 o4 @& iinert 7 P3 @8 Q& R1 W& G4 z, s
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 state
5 ]& j. b0 A+ t6 F: i+ s1 V$ {inestimable * U& }( F- z* Y. x( s
impossible to estimate; (apprec) invaluable; of immeasurable worth
3 ], b8 \, }; `2 Y Qinevitable 5 o5 o# L6 ^' @& c: Q/ b
unavoidable
& |4 w6 l! p" X: S _inexorable ( }0 ~! ^8 t0 V: H9 Y2 @7 q
relentless; unyielding; implacable; not capable of being changed by entreaty or efforts; Ex. inexorable price rises# @; Y; |* x) `0 w9 H. ~. W
inextricable
; E0 ^. u. p- f& Q& afrom which it is impossible to get free; that cannot be untied; Ex. inextricable troubles; Ex. inextricable two histories- i! B" W8 x+ |$ v2 p2 L0 x4 n5 l5 {
infallible * s& {% N3 I! t; u' H" {' J
unerring; never making mistakes0 v5 ~' T+ _" d/ r" Q$ x" e* j
infamous 0 u( |5 g$ K8 v. v
notoriously bad; notorious; well known for being bad; Ex. infamous behavior; N: infamy: infamous act; evil fame or reputation
! h+ d6 J! S3 D# e* K, s1 Zinfantile ) e4 k& W1 k4 s
childish; infantlike
+ [, F6 w9 B3 H8 _1 l! Rinfer
2 i! @. k& C, S g0 p4 ~2 q7 @) wdeduce; conclude; N. inference
% a* Q6 B( r1 @: g0 {: Qinfernal
. T, h" g& O& P6 e6 |( _- X1 qpertaining to hell; devilish; N. inferno: place of fiery heat or destruction |
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