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correspond
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To communicate by letter, especially on a regular basis.
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arrangement
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The order in which things are arranged
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illegible
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Not capable of being deciphered; not readable.
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assortment
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A collection of various kinds; variety.
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irregular
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Not standard or uniform, as in shape, size, or length.
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illiterate
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1. Unable to read and write. 2. Showing a lack of education.
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attempt
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An effort or try.
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accustomed
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Usual; habitual; familiar.
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immature
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Not fully grown or developed; in an early or unripe stage.
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irresponsible
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Showing no sense of responsibility or concern for consequences; not dependable, reliable, or trustworthy.
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arrest
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To seize and hold under authority of law.
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illogical
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Having or showing a lack of logic, or clear reasoning.
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irreparable
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Not capable of being repaired, undone, or set right.
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immeasurable
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Not capable of being measured.
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irresistible
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Too strong, powerful, or compelling to be resisted.
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accompany
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To go along with.
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immobilize
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To make immobile; render incapable of moving.
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irreplaceable
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Not capable of being replaced.
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assignment
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Something assigned, especially a task or job.
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illegal
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Prohibited by law or by official rules, as of a game.
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correlation
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A relationship; systematic connection; correspondence.
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attribute
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To regard or consider as belonging to or resulting from someone or something; ascribe.
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allocate
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To set aside for a particular purpose; allot.
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immaterial
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Of no importance or relevance; unimportant.
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irrational
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Not based on guided by reason; unreasonable; illogical.
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