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incorrigible
in-KOR-uh-juh-bul
adj
incapable of being corrected or amended
adj
incapable of being corrected or amended
incorrigible
in-KOR-uh-juh-bul
The judge told the _ youth that he’d end up in jail.
incorrigible
in-KOR-uh-juh-bul
incumbent
in-CUM-bent
adj
necessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility.
noun
the holder of an office; officeholder
adj
necessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility.
noun
the holder of an office; officeholder
incumbent
in-CUM-bent
With the support of his citizens behind him, the _ easily beat his challenger.
incumbent
in-CUM-bent
It is _ to teach our children not to lie.
incumbent
in-CUM-bent
indolent
IN-deh-lent
adjective
wanting to avoid activity or exertion; lazy.
adjective
wanting to avoid activity or exertion; lazy.
indolent
IN-deh-lent
The woman was _, liking only to go out to lunch with friends and shop.
indolent
IN-deh-lent
inebriated
ih-NEE-bree-ay-ted
adj
drunk; intoxicated.
adj
drunk; intoxicated.
inebriated
ih-NEE-bree-ay-ted
The _ man should never have been behind the wheel of a car.
inebriated
ih-NEE-bree-ay-ted
inert
ih-NERT
adjective
lacking the ability or strength to move.
adjective
lacking the ability or strength to move.
inert
ih-NERT