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81 Cards in this Set
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immaculate
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spotless; flawless; absolutely clean
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imminent
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near at hand; impending
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immobility
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state of being immovable
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immolate
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offer as a sacrifice
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immune
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resistant to; free or exempt from
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immure
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imprison; shut up in confinement
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immutable
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unchangeable
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impair
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injure; hurt
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impale
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pierce
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impalpable
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imperceptible
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impartial
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not biased; fair
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impassable
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not able to be traveled or crossed
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impasse
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predicament from which there is no escape
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impassive
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without feeling; umperturbable; stoical
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impeach
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charge with crime in office; indict
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impeccable
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faultless
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impecunious
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without money
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impede
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hinder; block
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impediment
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hindrance; stumbling block
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impel
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drive or force onward
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impending
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nearing; approaching
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impenetrable
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not able to be pierced or entered; beyond understanding
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impenitent
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not repentant
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imperative
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absolutely necessary; critically important
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imperceptible
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unnoticeable; undetectable
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imperial
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like an emperor; related to an empire
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imperious
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domineering; haughty
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impermeable
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impervious; not permitting passage through its substance
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impertinent
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insolent; rude
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imperturbable
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calm; placid
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impervious
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impenetrable; incapable of being damaged or distressed
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impetuous
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violent; hasty; rash
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impetus
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moving force; incentive; stimulus
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impiety
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irreverence; lack of respect for God
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impinge
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infringe; touch; collide with
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impious
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irreverent
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implacable
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incapable of being pacified
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implausible
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unlikely; unbelievable
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implement
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put into effect; supply with tools
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implicate
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incriminate; show to be involved
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implication
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something hinted at or suggested
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implicit
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understood but not stated
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implode
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burst inward
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implore
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beg
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imply
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suggest a meaning not expressed; signify
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impolitic
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not wise
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imponderable
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weightless
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import
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significance
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importunate
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urging; demanding
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importune
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beg persistently
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imposture
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assuming a false identity; masquerade
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impotent
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weak; ineffective
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imprecation
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curse
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impregnable
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invulnerable
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impromptu
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without previous preparation; off the cuff; on the spur of the moment
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impropriety
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improperness; unsuitableness
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improvident
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thriftless
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improvise
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compose on the spur of them moment
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imprudent
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lacking caution; injudicious
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impudence
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impertinence; insolence
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impugn
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dispute or contradict
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impuissance
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powerless; feebleness
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impunity
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freedom from punishment or harm
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impute
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attribute; ascribe
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inadvertently
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unintentionally; by oversight; carelessly
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inalienable
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not to be taken away; nontransferable
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inane
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silly; senseless
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inanimate
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lifeless
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inarticulate
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speechless; producing indistinct speech
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inaurguate
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begin formally; install in office
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incadescent
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strikingly bright; shining with intense heat
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incantation
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singing or chanting of magic spells; magical formula
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incapacitate
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disable
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incarcerate
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imprison
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incarnate
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endowed with flesh; personified
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incarnation
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act of assuming a human body and human nature
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incendiary
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arsonist
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incense
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enrage; infuriate
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incentive
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spur; motive
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inception
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start; beginning
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incessant
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uninterrupted; unceasing
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