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- ignoramusnoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
An ignorant or foolish person.
- illusoryadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Based on illusion; not real, though it may seem so.
- illustriousadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Well known and admired for past achievements.
- imbecilicadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Extremely stupid.
- imperilverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To put something at serious risk.
- improprietynoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Behavior that is not socially or morally acceptable.
- imputeverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To attribute a fault or quality to someone.
- incandescentadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Emitting light as a result of being heated; brilliantly glowing.
- incendiaryadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Tending to provoke conflict or strong emotion.
- incenseverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To make someone extremely angry.
- incensedadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Extremely angry.
- incongruousadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Out of place or not fitting with the surroundings.
- indeterminateadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Not able to be precisely determined.
- indignantadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Feeling anger at something unfair or unjust.
- indisputableadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Unable to be questioned or denied.
- indolencenoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Laziness; avoidance of activity or effort.
- inductionnoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
The act of formally admitting someone to a role, or reasoning from specific cases to a general rule.
- inexplicableadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Impossible to explain or account for.
- infinitesimaladjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Extremely small in amount or degree.
- ingratiateverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To bring oneself into favor with someone through deliberate effort.
- inordinateadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Unusually or excessively large.
- insolventadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Unable to pay one's debts.
- irrevocableadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Not able to be changed or reversed.
- jettisonverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To abandon or discard something no longer wanted.
- judiciousadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Having or showing good judgment; sensible.
- lackadaisicaladjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Lacking enthusiasm or determination.
- languishingadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Growing weak or failing to progress.
- luminarynoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A person who inspires or influences others, especially in a particular field.
- macabreadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Disturbing because concerned with death or violence.
- malaisenoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A general feeling of discomfort or unease, often hard to pinpoint.
- malignverb/adjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To speak badly of someone unfairly, or having an evil influence.
- malignantadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Harmful in intent or effect, especially of disease.
- mercantileadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Relating to trade or commerce.
- mercenaryadjective/noun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Motivated by money rather than principle, or a hired soldier.
- milieunoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A person's social environment or surroundings.
- misanthropicadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Disliking or distrusting people in general.
- monolithicadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Massive, uniform, and unchanging; treated as a single unit.
- morassnoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A complicated or messy situation that is hard to escape.
- motleyadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Made up of a variety of different, incongruous elements.
- multifacetedadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Having many different aspects or facets.
- mutableadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Liable to change; not fixed.
- mutinousadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Willing to rebel against authority.
- nascentadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Just beginning to exist or develop.
- nettleverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To irritate or annoy.
- nonentitynoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A person or thing of no importance.
- notionaladjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Existing only as an idea; speculative rather than real.
- obtrusiveadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Noticeable or prominent in an unwelcome way.
- operativeadjective/noun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Functioning or having effect; also, a secret agent.
- oratorynoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
The art of formal public speaking.
- pallornoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
An unusually pale appearance, especially of the face.
- paritynoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
The state of being equal, especially in status or amount.
- parryverb · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
To deflect an attack or a difficult question skillfully.
- pathosnoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A quality that evokes pity or sadness.
- pedestrianadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Lacking excitement or distinction; ordinary.
- perennialadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Lasting for a long time or recurring repeatedly.
- perturbedadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Anxious or unsettled.
- petulancenoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Childish irritability or sulkiness.
- plaintiveadjective · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
Expressing sorrow; mournful.
- portentnoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
A sign or warning that something significant is about to happen.
- precariousnessnoun · 600-700 · Priority 3+ Save
The state of being uncertain or unstable.