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Inveterate - Laggard

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Word
Definition
Inveterate   deep-rooted; habitual  
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Invidious   designed to create ill will or envy  
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Invincible   unconquerable  
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Inviolable   secure from corruption, attack, or violation; unassailable  
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Invocation   prayer fro help; calling upon as a reference or support  
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Invoke   to call upon; ask for  
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Invulnerable   incapable of injury  
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Iota   very small quantity  
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Irascible   irritable; easily angered  
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Irate   angry  
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Iridescent   exhibiting rainbow-like colors  
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Irksome   annoying; tedious  
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Ironic   occurring in an unexpected and contrary manner  
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Irony   hidden sarcasm or satire; use of words that seem to mean the opposite of what they actually mean  
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Irreconcilable   incompatible; not able to be resolved  
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Irrefutable   indisputable; incontrovertible; undeniable  
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Irrelevant   not applicable; unrelated  
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Irremediable   incurable; uncorrectable  
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Irreparable   not able to be corrected or repaired  
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Irrepressible   unable to be restrained or held back  
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Irreproachable   blameless; impeccable  
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Irresolute   uncertain how to act; weak  
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Irretrievable   impossible to recover or regain; irreparable  
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Irreverence   lack of proper respect  
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Irrevocable   unalterable; irreversible  
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Isotope   varying form of an element  
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Isthmus   narrow neck of land connecting two larger bodies of land  
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Itinerant   wandering; traveling  
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Itinerary   plan of a trip  
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Jabber   to chatter rapidly or unintelligibly  
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Jaded   fatigued; surfeited  
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Jargon   language used by a special group; technical terminology; gibberish  
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Jaundiced   exhibiting prejudice, as from envy or resentment; yellowed  
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Jaunt   a trip; a short journey  
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Jaunty   lighthearted; animated; easy and carefree  
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Jeopardize   to endanger; to imperil; to put at risk  
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Jettison   to throw overboard  
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Jibe   to agree; to be in harmony with  
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Jingoist   extremely aggressive and militant patriot; warlike chauvinist  
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Jocose   characterized by joking  
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Jocular   playful  
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Jocund   merry  
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Jollity   gaiety; cheerfulness  
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Jostle   to shove; to bump  
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Jovial   good-natured; merry  
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Jubilation   rejoicing  
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Judicious   sound in judgment; wise  
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Juggernaut   any large, overpowering, destructive force or object, as war, a giant battleship, or a powerful football team <Nothing could survive in the path of the juggernaut.>  
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Juncture   a crisis; joining point  
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Junket   a trip, esp. one taken for pleasure by an official at public expense  
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Junta   a group of person joined in political intrigue; Cabal  
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Jurisprudence   science of law  
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Justification   good or just reason; defense; excuse  
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Juxtapose   to place side by side  
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Kaleidoscope   tube in which patterns made by the reflection in mirrors of colored pieces of glass, produce symmetrical effects  
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Ken   range of knowledge  
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Kernel   central or vital part; whole seed of corn  
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Killjoy   a grouch; a spoilsport  
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Kindle   to start a fire; to inspire  
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Kindred   related; similar in nature or character  
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Kinetic   producing motion  
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Kismet   fate  
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Kleptomaniac   person who has a compulsive desire to steal  
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Knave   untrustworthy person; rogue; scoundrel  
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Knead   to mix; to work dough  
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Knell   tolling of a bell, esp. to indicate a funeral disaster  
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Knit   to contract into wrinkles; to grow together  
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Knoll   little, round hill  
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Knotty   intricate; difficult; tangled  
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Kudos   honor; glory; praise  
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Labile   likely to change; unstable  
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Laborious   demanding much work or care; tedious  
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Labyrinth   maze  
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Laceration   a torn, ragged wound  
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Lachrymose   producing tears <His voice had a lachrymose quality….>  
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Lackadaisical   lacking purpose or zest; halfhearted; languid  
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Lackluster   dull  
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Laconic   brief and to the point  
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Laggard   slow; sluggish  
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