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Natalie Martin #10
Unit 15 illegal |
against the law not legal
S: dishonest A: legal pos: adjective |
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indent
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to set the first line of a paragraph in from the margin
S: align A: straighten pos: verb |
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imperfect
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not perfect; having faults or defects
S: flawed A: perfect pos: adjective |
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irregular
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not done according to rule, accepted order, or general practice
S: improper A: proper pos: adjective |
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incurable
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incapable of being cured
S: fatal A: none pos: adjective |
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immediate
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occuring without delay
S: instant A: gradual pos: adjective |
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inquire
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to ask in order to find out
S: ask A: none pos: verb |
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impatient
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unable to wait patiently or indure irritation
S: annoyed A: patient pos: adjective |
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individual
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single; separate
S: personal A: collective pos: adjective |
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insert
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to but or set into, between, or among
S: place A: none pos: verb |
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impolite
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not polite, discourteous; rude
S: rude A: polite pos: adjective |
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illedgible
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impossible or very hard to read
S:unreadable A: ledgible pos: adjective |
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irresistible
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to strong, powerful, or compelling to be refused or resisted
S: tempting A: unappealing pos: adjective |
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infection
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the entery of germs into the body, where they multiply and damage tissue or cause disease
S: disease A: none pos: noun |
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illustrate
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to make clear or explain, as by using examples or comparisons
S: demonstrate A: none pos: verb |
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innocent
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not guilty of a specific crime or fault
S: blameless A: guilty pos: adjective |
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improper
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not proper, incorrect
S: rude A: proper pos: adjective |
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instrument
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a device used by a musicain to make music
S: tool A: none pos: noun |
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immovable
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not capable of moving or being moved; not portable
S: fixed A: movable pos: adjective |
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irrational
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not based on or guided by reason; unreasonable; illoigical
S: unreasonable A: rational pos: adjective |
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informal
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causual; relaxed
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indirect
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not taking a direct or straight forward course; round about
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improve
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to make or become better
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incomplete
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not finished
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impress
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to seem remarkable to
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immerse
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to cover completely with a fluid; submerge
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impartial
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not favoring either side; fair
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illustrious
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famous; celebrated
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infer
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to conclude from evidence; deduce
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irrevelant
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having no relation to the matter at hand
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