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33 Cards in this Set
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inadvertent
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unintentional
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inalienable
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not able to be transferred to another
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inane
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silly; meaningless
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inanimate
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lifeless; dull; dead
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inarticulate
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pertaining to speech that is not clear or understandable
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incandescent
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very bright; shining
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incapacitated
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disabled; unable to function
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incarcerate
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to imprison
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incarnadine
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blood-red; flesh-colored
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incarnate
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in human form
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incendiary
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causing fire; stirring up trouble
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incense
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to inflame; to enrage
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incentive
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something that incites to action
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inception
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beginning; start
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incessant
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continuous; without pause
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inchoate
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at an early stage; just beginning
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incipient
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beginning to exist or appear
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incisive
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sharp; keen
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incite
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to urge to action; to stir up
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inclement
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harsh; unfavorable; severe (usually refers to weather)
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incognito
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disguised
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incoherent
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rambing; not logically connected
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incongruous
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unsuited; inappropriate
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inconsequential
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unimportant
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incontrovertible
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certain; undeniable
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incorrigible
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bad beyond correction or reform
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incredulous
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skeptical; disbelieving
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increment
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an increase; a gain
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incriminate
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to charge with a crime; to connnect or relation to a wrong doing
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incubus
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nightmare
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inculcate (in or upon)
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to teach earnestly; to influence someone to accept an idea
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incumbent (two meanings)
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resting or lying down (adj); one who holds a political office (n)
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incur
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to bring upon oneself; to run into some undesirable consequence
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