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63 Cards in this Set
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Iconoclast
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One who attacks common beliefs or institutions
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Idiosyncratic
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Peculiar to one person; highly individualized
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Idolatrous
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Excessively worshiping one object or person
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Ignominious
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Humiliating, disgracing
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Illicit
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Forbidden, not permitted
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Immutable
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Not changeable
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Impassive
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Stoic, not susceptible to suffering
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Impeccable
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Exemplary, flawless
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Impecunious
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Poor
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Imperative
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Necessary, pressing OR a rule, command, or order
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Impertinent
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Rude, insolent
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Impetuous
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Rash, hastily done
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Impinge
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To affect, impact, make an impression OR to encroach, infringe
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Implacable
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Incapable of being appeased or mitigated
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Implement
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An instrument, utensil, tool OR to put into effect, to institute
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Implicate
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To involve in an incriminating way, incriminate
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Impregnable
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Resistant to capture or penetration
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Impudent
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Casually rude, insolent, impertinent
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Impute
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To ascribe, blame
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Inane
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Silly and meaningless
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Inarticulate
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Incapable of expressing oneself clearly through speech
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Incarnate
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Existing in flesh, embodied OR to give human form to
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Incendiary
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A person who agitates OR inflammatory, causing combustion
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Incessant
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Unending
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Inchoate
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Unformed or formless, in a beginning stage
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Incisive
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Sharp, clear, direct
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Incorrigible
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Incapable of correction, delinquent
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Incumbent
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One who holds an office OR obligatory
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Indefatigable
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Incapable of defeat, failure, decay
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Indigent
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Very poor, impoverished, destitute
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Indignation
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Anger sparked by something unjust or unfair
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Indomitable
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Incapable of being conquered
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Ineffable
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Unspeakable, incapable to be expressed in words
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Inept
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Not suitable or capable, unqualified
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Inexorable
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Incapable of being persuaded or placated
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Infusion
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An injection of one substance into another; the permeation of one substance by another
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Ingenuous
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Not deviant; innocent and candid
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Inimical
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Hostile, enemylike
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Iniquity
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Wickedness or sin
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Injunction
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An order of official warning
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Innocuous
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Harmless, inoffensive
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Innuendo
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An insinuation
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Inoculate
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To introduce a microorganism, serum, or vaccine into an organism in order to increase immunity to illness; to vaccinate
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Inquisitor
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One who inquires, especially in a hostile manner
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Insatiable
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Incapable of being satisfied
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Insidious
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Appealing but imperceptively harmful, seductive
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Insolent
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Rude, arrogant, overbearing
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Instigate
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To urge, goad
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Insular
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Separated and narrow-minded; tight-knit, closed off
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Insurgent
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One who rebels
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Integral
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Necessary for completeness
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Interject
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To insert between other things
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Interlocutor
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Someone who participates in dialogue or conversation
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Interminable
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Without possibility of end
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Intimation
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An indirect suggestion
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Intractable
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Difficult to manipulate, unmanageable
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Intransigent
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Unwilling to compromise, often on an extreme opinion
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Inundate
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To flood with abundance
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Inure
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To cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation
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Invective
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An angry verbal attack
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Inviolable
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Secure from assault
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Irascible
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Easily angered
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Iridescent
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Showing rainbow colors
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