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79 Cards in this Set
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Inchoate
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recently begun, rudimentary, elementary
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Incidence
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rate of occurrence, particular occurrence
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Incidental
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not essential, minor
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Incipient
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beginning, in an early stage
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Incisive
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cutting, sharp
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Incite
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arouse to action, goad, motivate; induce to exist
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Inclement
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stormy, unkind
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Incline
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slope, slant
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Inclined
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tending or leaning toward, bent
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Inclusive
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tending to include all,
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Incognito
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with identity concealed
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Incoherent
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unintelligible; muddled, illogical
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Incommodious
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not spacious, inconvenient
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Incompatible
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inharmonious
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Incongruity
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lack or harmony, absurdity
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Inconsistency
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state of being self-contradictory, lack of uniformity or steadiness
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Incontinent
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lacking self-restraint, licentious
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Incontrovertible
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indisputable, not open to question
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Incorporate
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introduce something into a larger whole, combine, unite
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Incorporeal
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lacking a material body, insubstantial
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Incorrigible
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uncorrectable
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Incredulity
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tendency to disbelief
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Incredulous
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withholding belief, skeptical
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Increment
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increase
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Incriminate
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accuse
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Incrustation
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hard coating or crust
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Incubate
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hatch,
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incubus
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burden; mental care; nightmare
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Inculcate
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teach
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Incumbent
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obligatory; currently holding an office
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Incur
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bring upon oneself
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Incursion
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temporary invasion
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Indefatigable
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tireless
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Indelible
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not able to be erased
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Indemnify
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make secure against loss, compensate for loss
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Indentation
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notch, deep recess
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Indenture
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bind as servant or apprentice to master
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Indeterminate
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uncertain, not clearly fixed, indefinite
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Indicative
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suggestive, implying
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Indices
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signs, indications
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Indict
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charge
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Indifferent
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unmoved, unconcerned by; mediocre
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Indigence
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poverty
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Indigenous
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native
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Indigent
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poor, destitute
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Indignation
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anger at an injustice
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Indignity
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offensive or insulting treatment
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Indiscriminate
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choosing at random, confused
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Indissoluble
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permanent
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Indite
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write, compose
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Indolent
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lazy
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Indomitable
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unconquerable, unyielding
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Indubitable
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unable to be doubted, unquestionable
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Induce
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persuade, bring about
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Inductive
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pertaining to induction - or proceeding from the specific to general
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Indulgent
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humoring, lenient, yielding
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Industrious
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diligent, hard-working
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Inebriated
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habitually intoxicated, drunk
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Ineffable
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unutterable, cannot be expressed in speech
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Ineffectual
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not effective, weak
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Inept
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lacking skill, unsuited, incompetent
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Ineluctable
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irresistible, not to be escaped
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Inequity
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unfairness
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Inerrancy
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infallibility
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Inert
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inactive, lacking power to move
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Inevitable
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unavoidable
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Inexorable
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relentless, unyielding, implacable
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Infallible
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unerring
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Infamous
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notoriously bad
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Infantile
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childish, infantlike
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Infer
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deduce, conclude
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Infernal
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pertaining to hell, devilish
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Infidel
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unbeliever
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Infiltrate
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pass into or through, penetrate (an organization etc.) sneakily
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Infinitesimal
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very small
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Infirmity
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weakness
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Inflated
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exaggerated, pompous, enlarged (with air, gas)
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Influx
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flowing into
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Infraction
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violation (of rule, regulation), breach
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