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Ingenuity
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inventive skill or cleverness; creativity, cleverness, inventiveness Use your ingenuity to come up with a new solution to the problem.
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Inhabit
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to reside or live in; live, occupy, reside, dwell, stay Arboreal creatures, such as monkeys, inhabit the trees.
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Innate
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natural, inborn, inherent, instinctive, present at birth He has an innate sense of how to fix things.
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Innocent
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pure harmless, naive, chaste Innocent or guilty? Let's let the judge decide.
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Insinuation
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devious hint or sly suggestion made to cause suspicion or doubts; hint, suggestion, reference, implication Are you insinuating that I cheated? I beat you fair and square!
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Insomnia
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sleeplessness, inability to fall sleep Uncle Gary has insomnia, which probably doesn't help his memory.
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Insurgent
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rebellious; rebel When secrets were being leaked to the enemy, we realized we had an insurgent among our ranks.
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Irate
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full of anger, wrathful, incensed; angry, indignant, enraged He was irate at being wrongly accused of the crime.
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Jeer
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taunting remark; ridicule, mock, gibe He was irate at being wrongly accused of the crime.
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Jubilant
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feeling joy or happiness; very happy, gleeful, joyful We were jubilant after our victory at the state championships.
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