| Question |
Answer |
| arsonist |
incendiary |
| spur; motive |
incentive |
| uninterrupted |
incessant |
| recently begun; rudimentary; elementary |
inchoate |
| beginning; in an early stage |
incipient |
| cutting; sharp |
incisive |
| arouse to action |
incite |
| stormy; unking |
inclement |
| tending to include all |
inclusive |
| with identity concealed; using an assumed name |
incognito |
| not spacious |
incommodious |
| inharmonious |
incompatible |
| lack of harmony; absurdity |
incongruity |
| of trifling signifigance |
inconsequential |
| indisputable |
incontrovertible |
| immaterial; without a material body |
incorporeal |
| uncorrectable |
incorrigible |
| tendency to disbelief |
incredulity |
| increase |
increment |
| accuse |
incriminate |
| hatch; scheme |
incubate |
| burden; mental care; nightmare |
incubus |
| teach |
inculcate |
| officeholder |
incumbent |
| temporary invasion |
incursion |
| tireless |
indefatigable |
| make secure against loss; compensate for loss |
indemnify |
| bind as servant or apprentice to master |
indenture |
| charge |
indict |
| native |
indigenous |
| poor |
indigent |
| offensive or insulting treatment |
indignity |
| too certain to be disputed |
indisputable |
| write; compose |
indite |
| laziness |
indolence |
| unconquerable |
indomitable |
| beyond a doubt |
indubitably |
| humoring; yielding; lenient |
indulgent |
| unutterable; cannot be expressed in speech |
ineffable |
| unsuited; absurd; incompetent |
inept |
| relentless; unyielding; implacable |
inexorable |
| unerring |
infallible |
| notoriously bad |
infamous |
| conclusion drawn from data |
inference |
| very small |
infinitesimal |
| weakness |
infirmity |
| enlarged with air or gas |
inflated |
| flowing into |
influx |
| violation |
infraction |
| violate; encroach |
infringe |
| naive; young; unsophisticated |
ingenuous |
| ungrateful person |
ingrate |
| become popular with |
ingratiate |
| firmly established by nature or habit |
inherent |
| prohibit; restrain |
inhibit |
| unfriendly; hostile |
inimical |
| unjust; wicked |
iniquitous |
| hint |
inkling |
| inborn |
innate |
| harmless |
innocuous |
| change; introduction of something new |
innovation |
| hint; insinuation |
innuendo |
| unrestrained; excessive |
inordinate |
| not easily satisfied; greedy |
insatiable |
| incomprehensible; not to be discovered |
inscrutable |
| without feeling |
insensate |
| treacherous; stealthy; sly |
insidious |
| hint; imply |
insinuate |
| tasteless; dull |
insipid |
| haughty and comtemptuous |
insolent |
| bankruptcy; lack of ability to repay debts |
insolvency |
| wakefulness; inability to sleep |
insomnia |
| urge; start; provoke |
instigate |
| like an island; narrow-minded |
insular |
| insurmountable; invincible |
insuperable |
| rebellious |
insurgent |
| make whole; combine; make into one unit |
integrate |
| wholeness; purity; uprightness |
integrity |
| higher mental powers |
intellect |
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