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Inevitable

Unavoidable

Inexorable

Relentless

Inexplicable

Unable to be explained

Inexplicit

Not definitely or clearly expressed or explained

Infallible

Never making mistakes

Infatuated

To be inspired with an intense but short lived passion

Infectious

Likely to spread

Inference

A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning

Infinitesimal

Very small

Infinitive

The basic form of a verb

Inflexible

Rigid and unbending

Infringe

To act so as to limit

Ingredient

One of the things from which something is made

Inhibition

A feeling that makes one self conscious

Initialize

Set to the value or put in the condition appropriate for the start of an operation

Injudicious

Showing poor judgement

Injunction

An official order from a court of law to do or not to do something

Inopportunate

Occurring at an inconvenient or inappropriate time

Insatiable

Cannot be satisfied

Inscription

A thing inscribed in a book or in a monument

Inscrutable

Impossible to understand

Insidious

Proceeding in a gradual way, subtle way, but with very harmful effects

Insignia

A distinguishing badge or emblem of military rank

Instability

State of being unstable

Insusceptible

Not likely to be affected or impressed or moved

Integrity

The quality of being honest or moral

Intellectual

Relating to the intellect

Intercede

To intervene on behalf of another

Interdependent

Dependent on each other

Interdisciplinary

Relating to more than one branch of knowledge

Intermediary

A person who acts as a link between people in order to try and bring about an agreement

Intervene

To interfere

Intolerant

Not willing to accept ideas or behaviour different from your own

Intoxicate

To cause someone to lose control of their faculties or behavior

Intractable

Very difficult to deal with

Intrinsic

Belonging naturally or essential

Intruder

A person who enters a place without permission

Inveigle

To persuade somebody to do something by means of deception or flattery

Invincible

Undefeatable

Inviolable

Never to be broken

Invulnerable

Impossible to harm or damage

Iodine

A chemical

Iridescent

Showing bright colors that seem to change when seen from different angles

Irrational

Unreasonable

Irrefutable

Impossible to deny or disprove

Irreverent

Showing a lack of respect for people that are generally taken seriously

Irrevocable

Unchangeable

Jacuzzi

A large bath with jets of water to massage the body

Jeopardy

Danger

Jettison

to throw something from an aircraft or ship

Jicama

The crisp white fleshed edible tuber of the yam bean

Jockey

A person who rides in horse races

Jodhpurs

Special clothes worn for horse riding

Jovial

Cheerful and friendly

Judgement

The ability to make considered decisions

Judicious

Done with good judgement

Julienne

A portion of food cut into short thin strips

Juncture

A particular stage or point in an activity

Jurisprudence

The science and philosophy of law

Justifiable

Able to be shown reasonable

Juvenile

Suitable for young people

Kabuki

A form of traditional Japanese drama

Kaleidoscope

A tube that you look through to see brightly coloured patterns which change as you move the tube

Kamikaze

A Japanese aircraft loaded with explosives

Kaput

Ruined or broken

Karst

Denoting the characteristic scenery of a limestone region

Kedegree

A dish of rice and lentils

Kestrel

A small falcon that hovers with rapidly beating wings

Kimono

A long, loose traditional Japanese robe

Kindergarten

A school for very young children

Kleptomania

A recurrent urge to steal, without regard of need and profit

Kookaburra

An Australian bird with a strange laughing cry

Krill

A small shrimp like creature of the open seas

Labyrinthine

Like an irregular twisting network

Laceration

A deep cut or tear in the skin or flesh

Lacklustre

Dull

lahar

A destructive mudflow on the slopes of a volcano

Lariat

A rope used to catch livestock

Laryngitis

A mild inflammation of the throat that makes it unable to sleep

Lateral

Of, at, towards, or from the side or sides

Lavatory

A toilet

League

A group of people or nations who agree to work together for a common purpose

Ledger

A book or collection of financial accounts

Legalize

To make something that was illegal permissible by law

Legible

Clear enough to be read

Legislature

the lawmaking body of a state

Lepton

Group of fundamental particles with half integral spin which does not have any internal structure