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15 Cards in this Set
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INGRATIATE
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TO GET ON THEIR GOOD SIDE
The politician ingratiated himself among his constituents. |
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INIQUITY
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PECADO
Forgive me for all my iniquities. |
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INSCRUTABLE
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INCOMPREHINSIBLE
He prayed to inscrutable and mysterious deities. |
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INSENTIENT
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UNCONSCIOUS
The tick in his eye is an insentient trait. |
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INSIDIOUS
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DEVIOUS
I fear your insidious plans to destroy the world. |
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INSOLENT
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INSULTING
The insolent child was very rude. |
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INTEMPERATE
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EXTREME
All Saharan countries have intemperate climates. |
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INTERDICT
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PROHIBIT
The teacher interdicted gum in the classroom. |
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INTERNECINE
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MUTUALLY FATAL
Nuculear power is internecine. |
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INTERPOLATE
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TO INSERT
The politician interpolated himself into the campaign. |
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INTERREGNUM
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INTERVAL BETWEEN REIGNS
In the interregnum between Tudor powers, Lady Jane Grey ruled. |
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INTERSTICE
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SPACE BETWEEN
The carpenter caulked the interstices. |
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INURE
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TO BECOME HARDENED
He was inured to the plight of others. |
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INVECTIVE
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VERBAL ABUSE
Let's avoid the invective from the boss and do it right |
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INVEIGH
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TO PROTEST
The prisoner inveighed his sentence. |
