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Guise
N. appearance, costume
Gusty
Adj. windy
Halting
Adj. hesitant, faltering
Hamper
V. Obstruct
Harass
V. To annoy by repeated attacks
Heed
V. Pay attention to; consider
Heedless
Adj. not noticing; disregarding
Heresy
N. Opinion contrary to popular belief; opinion contrary to accepted religion
Harbor
V. provide a refuge for; hide
Haughtiness
N. Pride; arrogance
Hazardous
Adj. dangerous
Hilarity
N. Boisterous mirth
Horde
N. Crowd
Hostility
N. unfriendliness; hatred
Hue
N. color; aspect
hulking
Adj. massive; bulky; great in size
humility
N. humbleness of spirit
humid
Adj. damp
Hypocritical
Adj. pretending to be virtuous; deceiving
Icon
N. religious image; idol
Ideology
N. system of ideas of a group
Ignite
V. Kindle, light
ignominy
N. deep disgrace; shame or dishonor
Imbalance
N. lack of balance or symmetric; disproportion
host
N. great number
illimitable
Adj. infinite
Imminent
Adj. near at hand; impending
Immobility
N. state of being unable to move
Impalpable
Adj. imperceptible; intangible
Impel
V. Drive or force forward
Implicit
Adj. understood but not stated
Implore
V. Veg
Imply
V. Suggest a meaning not expressed; signify
Incredulous
Adj. withholding belief; skeptical
Indicative
Adj. suggestive; implying
Indignity
N. offensive or insulting treatment
Indignation
N. anger at an injustice
Indisputable
Adj. too certain to be disputed
Induce
V. Persuade; bring about
Incredulous
Adj. withholding belief; skeptical
Indicative
Adj. suggestive; implying
Indignity
N. offensive or insulting treatment
Indignation
N. anger at an injustice
Indisputable
Adj. too certain to be disputed
Induce
V. Persuade; bring about
Inert
Adj. inactive; lacking power to move
Inequity
N. unfairness
Inherent
Adj. firmly established by nature or habit
Inhibit
V. Restrain; retard or prevent
Inscrutable
Adj. impenetrable; not readily understood; mysterious
Insensible
Adj. unconscious; unresponsive
Insightful
Adj. discerning; perceptive
Insubordination
N. disobedience; rebelliousness
Intergrate
V. Make whole; combine; make into one unit
Intervene
V. Come between
Intrude
V. Trespass; enter as an uninvited person
Intuition
N. immediate insight; power of knowing without reasoning