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SAT Vocab: "I'
AP exam prep, vocab, letter I
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| Iconoclast | one who attacks traditional beliefs |
| Ignoble | dishonorable, not noble to character |
| Ignominious | disgraceful and dishonorable |
| Imbue | to infuse; dye, wet, moisten |
| Immutable | unchangeable, invariable |
| Impeccable | flawless |
| Impecunious | poor |
| Imperturbable | not capable of being disturbed |
| Implacable | inflexible, incapable of being pleased |
| Implausible | improbable, inconcievable |
| Impoverish | to make poor or bankrupt |
| Improvident | without planning or foresight, negligent |
| Impudent | arrogant, audacious |
| Impugn | to call into question, attack verbally |
| Incandescent | shining brightly |
| Incarnadine | blood-red in color |
| Incendiary | combustible |
| Inception | beginning |
| Incisive | perceptive, penetrating |
| Incontrovertible | unquestionable |
| Incorrigible | incapable of being corrected |
| Inculcate | to teach |
| Inculpate | to blame |
| Incursion | sudden invasion |
| Indigent | very poor |
| Indolent | habitually lazy |
| Indubitable | unquestionable |
| Inexorable | inflexible, unyielding |
| Infamy | reputation for bad deeds |
| Infer | to conclude, deduce |
| Infringe | to enroach, trespass |
| Ingenuous | straightforward, open; naive |
| Ingratiate | to bring oneself purposely into another's good graces |
| Innocuous | harmless; inoffensive |
| Insatiable | never satisfied |
| Inscrutable | impossible to understand fully |
| Insentient | unfeeling, unconscious |
| Insidious | sly, treacherous, devious |
| Insipid | bland, lacking flavor |
| Insuperable | insurmountable, unconquerable |
| Insurgent | rebellious, insubordinate |
| Insurrection | rebellion |
| Intemperate | not moderate |
| Internecine | deadly to both sides |
| Intimation | clue, suggestion |
| Intransigent | uncompromising, refusing to be reconciled |
| Intrepid | fearless |
| Introspective | contemplating one's own thoughts and feelings |
| Inure | to harden; accustom; become used to |
| Invidious | likely to provoke ill will; offensive |
| Inviolable | safe from violation or assault |
| Irascible | easlily angered |
| Iridescent | showing many colors |
| Irreverent | disrespectful |