25-27 Flashcards
inchoate
not completely formed or developed yet
incipient
beginning; in an early stage
inclement
stormy; unkind
incongruity
lack of harmony; absurdity
incontinent
lacking self-restraint
incontrovertible
indisputable
incorporeal
insubstantial
inasmuch as
since; owing to the fact that
incubus
burden; nightmare
inculcate
teach; instill
incur
bring upon oneself
incursion
temporary invasion
inroad
hostile invasion
indefatigable
tireless; untiring
indelible
not able to be erased
indemnify
make secure against damage or loss
indenture
bind as servant or apprentice to master
indeterminate
uncertain
indict
charge
indigence
poverty
indignation
anger at injustice
indignity
an insulting or embarrassing act or occurrence
indite
write; compose
indomitable
unconquerable; unyielding
inductive
using particular examples to reach a general conclusion about something
induct
place formally in office; derive general principals from particular facts
industrious
diligent; hard-working
ineluctable
irresistible; unavoidable
inerrancy
infallibility
inert
inactive; lacking power to move
inexorable
relentless; unyielding; implacable
infirmirty
weakness
ingenuous
naive and trusting
ingrate
ungrateful person
ingratiate
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