Deck 24 Flashcards
increment
an increase, one in a series of increases
inculcate
to instill or implant by repeated suggestions or admonitions
incumbent
- candidate currently holding an office
- obligatory (incumbent upon)
indict
to charge with a crime; to accuse of wrongdoing
indigent
poor
indolent
lazy
indulgent
lenient; yielding to desire
ineffable
incapable of being expressed or described
ineluctable
inescapable; incapable of being resisted or advoided
ineradicable
incapable of being removed or destroyed or eradicated
inert
inactive; sluggish; not reacting chemically
inexorable
relentless; inevitable; unavoidable
infatuated
foolish; foolishly passionate or attracted; foolishly in love
infinitesimal
very, very, very small; indefinitely small
inflammatory
fiery; tending to arouse passion or anger; incendiary
infraction
violation; infringement; the breaking of a law
infrastructure
the basic framework of a system; foundation
infringe
to violate; to encroach or trespass
infuse
to introduce into; to instill; to imbue
ingenuous
frank; without deception; simple; artless; charmingly naive
ingratiate
to work to make yourself liked
inherent
part of the essential nature of something; intrinsic
inimical
unfavorable; harmful; detrimental; hostile
inimitable
impossible to imitate; incomparable; matchless; the best
injunction
a command or order, esp. a court order