Set 13- 24

Front 1

illegible

Back 1

not legible; impossible or hard to read; undecipherable

Front 2

illiterate

Back 2

not illiterate; unable to read or write; uneducated

Front 3

illogical

Back 3

not logical; not observing the rules of logic; irrational; fallacious

Front 4

immaculate

Back 4

not spotted; absolutely clean; stainless

Front 5

immature

Back 5

not mature; not fully grown or developed; young; childish

Front 6

impunity

Back 6

state of being not punished; freedom from punishment, harm, loss, etc.; immunity

Front 7

inaccessible

Back 7

not accessible; unreachable; hard to get to; unapproachable

Front 8

incessant

Back 8

not ceasing; continuing without interruption; interminable; ceaseless

Front 9

inflexible

Back 9

not flexible; not easily bent; firm; unyielding

Front 10

ingratitude

Back 10

state of being not grateful; ungratefulness; lack of gratitude

Front 11

inhospitable

Back 11

not hospitable; not showing kindness to guests and strangers; unfriendly

Front 12

insoluble

Back 12

1. not soluble; incapable of being solved; unsolvable; irresolvable
2. not capable of being dissolved

Front 13

irreconcilable

Back 13

not reconcilable; not able to be brought into friendly accord or compromise; incompatible

Front 14

irrelevant

Back 14

not relevant; inapplicable; off the topic; extraneous

Front 15

irrevocable

Back 15

not revocable; incapable of being recalled or revoked; unalterable; irreversible

Front 16

benediction

Back 16

blessing; good wishes; approbation

Front 17

malediction

Back 17

curse

Front 18

benefactor

Back 18

person who gives kindly aid, money, or a similar benefit

Front 19

malefactor

Back 19

offender; evildoer; criminal

Front 20

beneficial

Back 20

productive of good; helpful; advantageous

Front 21

beneficiary

Back 21

person receiving some good, advantage, or benefit

Front 22

benevolent

Back 22

disposed to promote the welfare of others; kind; charitable

Front 23

malevolent

Back 23

showing ill will; spiteful; malicious; vicious

Front 24

maladjusted

Back 24

badly adjusted; out of harmony with one's environment

Front 25

malice

Back 25

ill will; intention or desire to harm another; enmity; malevolence

Front 26

malnutrition

Back 26

bad or faulty nutrition; poor nourishment

Front 27

maltreat

Back 27

treat badly or roughly; mistreat; abuse

Front 28

decadent

Back 28

deteriorating; growing worse; declining

Front 29

deciduous

Back 29

having leaves that fall down at the end of the growing season; shedding leaves

Front 30

demented

Back 30

out of one's mind; mad; insane; deranged

Front 31

demolish

Back 31

pull or tear down; destroy; raze; wreck

Front 32

demote

Back 32

move down in grade or rank; degrade; downgrade

Front 33

dependent

Back 33

unable to exist without the support of another

Front 34

depreciate

Back 34

1. go down in price or value
2. speak slightingly of; belittle; disparage

Front 35

despise

Back 35

look down on; scorn; feel contempt for; abhor; disdain

Front 36

deviate

Back 36

turn aside, or down; stray; wander; digress

Front 37

devour

Back 37

eat greedily; eat like an animal

Front 38

discontent

Back 38

dissatisfied; disgruntled

Front 39

discredit

Back 39

disbelieve; refuse to trust

Front 40

discrepancy

Back 40

disagreement; difference; inconsistency; variation

Front 41

disintegrate

Back 41

break into bits; crumble; decay

Front 42

dispassionate

Back 42

calm; composed; impartial

Front 43

disrepair

Back 43

opposite of good condition or repair; bad condition

Front 44

dissent

Back 44

feel differently; differ in opinion; disagree

Front 45

dissident

Back 45

not agreeing; dissenting; nonconformist

Front 46

distract

Back 46

draw away, or divert the attention of; confuse; bewilder

Front 47

secede

Back 47

withdraw from an organization or federation

Front 48

secession

Back 48

with drawl from an organization or federation

Front 49

seclude

Back 49

keep apart from others; place in solitude; isolate; sequester

Front 50

secure

Back 50

1. apart, or free, from care, fear, or worry; confident; assured
2. safe against loss, attack, or danger

Front 51

sedition

Back 51

going apart from, or against, an established government; action, speech, or writing to overthrow the government; insurrection; treason

Front 52

segregate

Back 52

separate from the main body; isolate

Front 53

circumference

Back 53

distance around the circle or rounded body; perimeter

Front 54

circumlocution

Back 54

roundabout way of speaking; use of excessive numbers of words to express an idea; verbiage; tautology

Front 55

circumnavigate

Back 55

sail around

Front 56

circumscribe

Back 56

1. draw a line around
2. limit; restrict

Front 57

circumspect

Back 57

looking around and paying attention to all possible consequences before acting; cautious; prudent

Front 58

circumvent

Back 58

go around; get the better of; frustrate; skirt; bypass

Front 59

coalesce

Back 59

grow together; unite into one; join; combine

Front 60

coherent

Back 60

sticking together; logically connected; consistent; logical

Front 61

collaborate

Back 61

work together with another or others, esp. as a coauthor

Front 62

collision

Back 62

secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose; conspiracy; plot

Front 63

concord

Back 63

state of being together in heart or mind; agreement; harmony

Front 64

congenital

Back 64

existing at birth; inborn; innate

Front 65

convene

Back 65

come together in a body; meet; assemble

Front 66

correspond

Back 66

agree; be in harmony; match; tally

Front 67

obliterate

Back 67

erase; blot out; destroy; remove all traces of

Front 68

obsess

Back 68

trouble the mind of; haunt; preoccupy

Front 69

obstacle

Back 69

something standing in the way; hindrance; obstruction; impediment

Front 70

obstruct

Back 70

be in the way of; hinder; impede; block

Front 71

obviate

Back 71

meet and dispose of; make unnecessary; forestall; avert

Front 72

perennial

Back 72

continuing through the years; enduring; unceasing

Front 73

perennial (n.)

Back 73

plant that lives through the years

Front 74

perforate

Back 74

make a hole or holes through; pierce; puncture

Front 75

permeate

Back 75

pass through; penetrate; spread through; pervade

Front 76

perplex

Back 76

confuse throughly; puzzle; bewilder

Front 77

persist

Back 77

1. continue in spite of opposition; refuse to stop; persevere
2. continue to exist; last; endure

Front 78

pertinent

Back 78

connected with the matter under consideration; to the point; related; relevant

Front 79

perturb

Back 79

disturb thoroughly or considerably; make uneasy; agitate; upset

Front 80

precede

Back 80

go before; come before

Front 81

preclude

Back 81

put a barrier before; impede; prevent; make impossible

Front 82

precocious

Back 82

showing mature characteristics at an early age

Front 83

preconceive

Back 83

form an opinion of beforehand, without adequate evidence

Front 84

prefabricated

Back 84

constructed beforehand

Front 85

preface

Back 85

foreword; preliminary remarks; author's introduction to a book

Front 86

premature

Back 86

before the proper or usual time; early; untimely

Front 87

premeditate

Back 87

consider beforehand

Front 88

presume

Back 88

take for granted without proof; assume; suppose

Front 89

preview

Back 89

view of something before it is shown to the public

Front 90

procrastinate

Back 90

put things off from day to day; delay; dawdle

Front 91

proficient

Back 91

well advanced in any subject or occupation; skilled; adept; expert

Front 92

profuse

Back 92

pouring forth freely; exceedingly generous; extravagant; lavish

Front 93

project

Back 93

throw or cast forward

Front 94

prominent

Back 94

standing out; notable; important; conspicuous

Front 95

propel

Back 95

impel forward; drive onward; force ahead; push; thrust

Front 96

proponent

Back 96

person who puts forth a proposal or argues in favor of something; advocate; supporter

Front 97

prospect

Back 97

thing looked forward to; expectation; vision

Front 98

prospects

Back 98

chances

Front 99

protract

Back 99

draw out; lengthen; extend; prolong

Front 100

protrude

Back 100

thrust forth; stick out; bulge; jut

Front 101

provoke

Back 101

1. call forth; bring on; cause
2. make angry; annoy incense; irritate