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INCHOATE
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recently begun; rudimentary; elementary
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A
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INCIDENCE
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rate of occurence; particular occurrence
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N
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INCIDENTAL
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not essential; minor
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A
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INCIPIENT
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beginning
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A
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INCISIVE / INCISION
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cutting;sharp
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A / N
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INCITE
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arouse to action; goad; motivate; induce to exist
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V
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INCLEMENT
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stormy; unkind
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A
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INCLINE / INCLINED
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slope; slant
tending or leaning toward; bent |
N / A
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INCLUSIVE
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tending to include all
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A
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INCOGNITO
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with identity concealed; using an assumed name
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ADV / A
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INCOHERENT / INCOHERENCE
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unintelligible; muddled; illogical
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A / N
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INCOMMODIOUS
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not spacious; inconvenient
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A
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INCOMPATIBLE / INCOMPATIBILITY
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inharmonious
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A / N
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INCONGRUITY / INCONGRUOUS
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lack of harmony; absurdity
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N / A
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INCONSEQUENTIAL
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insignificant; unimportant
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A
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INCONSISTENCY / INCONSISTENT
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state of being self-contradictory; lack of uniformity or steadiness
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N / A
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INCONTINENT
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lacking self-restraint; licentious
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A
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INCONTROVERTIBLE
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indisputable; not open to question
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A
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INCORPORTATE
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introduce something into a larger whole; combine; unite
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V / A
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INCORPOREAL
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lacking a material body; insubstantial
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A
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INCORRIGIBLE
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uncorrectable
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A
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INCREDULITY / INCREDULOUS
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tendency to disbelief
withholding belief; skeptical |
N / A
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INCREMENT
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increase
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V
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INCRIMINATE
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accuse; serve as evidence against
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V
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INCRUSTATION
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hard coating or crust
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N
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INCUBATE
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hatch
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V
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INCUBUS
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burden; mental care; nightmare
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N
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INCULCATE
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teach
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V
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INCUMBENT
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obligatory; currently holding an office
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A
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INCUR
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bring upon oneself
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V
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INCURSION
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temporary invasion
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N
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INDEFATIGABLE
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tireless
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A
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INDELIBLE
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not able to be erased
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A
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INDEMNIFY
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make secure against lost; compensate for loss
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V
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INDENTATION / INDENT
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notch; deep recess
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N / V
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INDENTURE
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bind as servant or aprrentice to master
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V / N
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INDETERMINATE
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uncertain; not clearly fixed; indefinite
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A
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INDICATIVE
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suggestive; implying
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A
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INDICES / INDEX
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signs; indications
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N
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INDICT / INDICTMENT
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charge
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V / N
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INDIFFERENT
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unmoved or unconcerned by; mediocre
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A
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INDIGENCE // INDIGENT
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poverty
poor; destitute |
N // A/N
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INDIGENOUS
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native
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A
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INDIGNATION
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anger at an injustice
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N
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INDIGNITY
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offensive or insulting treatment
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N
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INDISCRIMINATE
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choosing at random; confuse
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A
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INDISPUTABLE
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too certain to be disputed
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A
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INDISSOLUBLE
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permanent
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A
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INDITE
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write; compose
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V
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INDOLENT / INDOLENCE
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lazy
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A / N
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INDOMITABLE
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unconquerable; unyielding
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A
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INDUBITABLE
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unable to be doubted; unquestionable
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A
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INDUCE / INDUCEMENT
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persuade; bring about
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V
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INDUCTIVE
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pertaining to induction or proceeding from the specific to the general; leading on
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A
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INDULGENT
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humoring; lenient; yielding
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A
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INDUSTRIOUS / INDUSTRY
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diligent; hard-working
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A / N
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INEBRIATED
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habitually intoxicated; drunk
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A
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INEFFABLE
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unutterable; cannot be expressed in speech
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A
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INEFFECTUAL
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not effective; weak
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A
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INELUCTABLE
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irresistible; not to be escaped
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A
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INEPT; INEPTNESS
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lacking skill; unsuited; incompetent
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A / N
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INEQUITY / INEQUITABLE
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unfairness
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N
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INERRANCY
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infallibility
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N
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INERT / INERTIA
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inactive; lacking power to move
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A / N
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INEVITABLE
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unavoidable
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A
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INEXORABLE
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relentless; unyielding; implacable
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A
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INFALLIBLE
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unerring
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A
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INFAMOUS
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notoriously bad
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A
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INFANTILE
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childish; infantlike
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A
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INFER / INFERENCE
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deduce; conclude
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V / N
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INFERNAL
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pertaining to hell; devilish
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A
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INFIDEL
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unbeliever
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N
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INFILTRATE
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pass into or through; penentrate (an organization) sneakily
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V
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INFINITESIMAL
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very small
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A
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INFIRMITY
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weakness
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N
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INFLATED
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exaggerated; pompous; enlarged (with air or gas)
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A
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INFLUX
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flowing into
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N
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INFRACTION
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violation (of a rule or regulation); breach
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