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11 Cards in this Set
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Indigenous
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-Native
-There are many indigenous North Koreans residing in South Korea who want to see their families. |
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Indigent
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-Poor
-She stopped buying steak because she became indigent |
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Indignant
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-Angry
-Sally was indignant when the other kids called her "fat." |
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Indolent
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-Lazy
-Mary was indolent in the heat of summer. |
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Indulgent
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-Lenient
-The boy was indulgent and he wanted to play with his toys |
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Ineffable
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-Inexpressible
-His joy was ineffable at the birth of his first child. |
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Inept
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-Clumsy
-The girl rarely talked, and was socially inept. |
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Inert
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-Inactive
-The narrative is inert and sloppy, as if the author had been writing half-asleep. |
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Inexorable
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-Relentless
-The boy was inexorable in his journey into adulthood. |
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Infamous
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-Shamefully Wicked
-Sarah is infamous for shouting at students. |
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Infatuated
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-Foolish
-James glanced at Maria and realized just how infatuated he was with her beauty. |
