100 word chunks of Barron's data
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| institution | instituting; (building for the) organization; established custom, practice, or relationship in a society; mental hospital; Ex. institution of marriage
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| institutionalize | make into an institution; put or confine in an institution
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| insubordination | disobedience; rebelliousness; ADJ. insubordinate
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| insubstantial | lacking substance; insignificant; frail; immaterial
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| insularity | narrow-mindedness; isolation; ADJ. insular: of an island; isolated; narrow-minded; CF. peninsula
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| insuperable | insurmountable; unbeatable; Ex. insuperable difficulties
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| insurgent | rebellious; N.
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| insurmountable | overwhelming; unbeatable; insuperable
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| insurrection | rebellion; uprising
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| intangible | not able to be perceived by touch; vague
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| integral | complete; necessary for completeness; Ex. integral part
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| integrate | make whole; combine; make into one unit
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| integrity | honesty; uprightness; wholeness; state of being whole and undivided; completeness
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| intellect | higher mental powers; person of great intellectual ability
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| intelligentsia | intellectuals; members of the educated elite (often used derogatorily)
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| inter | bury; N. interment
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| interdict | prohibit; forbid; N.
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| interim | meantime; Ex. in the interim; ADJ. taking place during an interim; Ex. interim paper
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| interjection | exclamation; Ex. ``Ouch''
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| interloper | intruder; one who interferes
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| intermediary | intermediate; acting as a mediator; N: mediator; go-between
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| interminable | endless
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| intermittent | periodic; on and off; stopping and starting at intervals
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| internecine | mutually destructive
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| interpolate | insert between
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| interregnum | period between two successive reigns or governments
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| interrogate | question closely; cross-examine; cross-question
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| interstice | narrow space between things
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| intervene | come between; interfere; Ex. intervened to prevent a fight; N. intervention
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| intimate | hint; suggest; imply; ADJ: marked by close relationship; familiar; private; personal; Ex. intimate knowledge/thoughts in the diary; N: close friend or confidant; CF. intimacy
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| intimidate | frighten; N. intimidation
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| intolerant | not willing to accept ways of thinking different from one's own; CF. tolerant; CF. tolerate
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| intoxicate | make drunk; stimulate or excite; Ex. intoxicated by all the money he might win
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| intractable | unruly; difficult to manage; Ex. intractable problem/child
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| intransigence | refusal of any compromise; stubbornness; ADJ. intransigent: uncompromising
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| intrepid | fearless
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| intrigue | make secret plans; plot; arouse the curiosity of; N: secret scheme; plot; secret love affair
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| intrinsic | essential; inherent; built-in
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| introspective | looking within oneself; N. introspection: self-examination
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| introvert | one who is introspective or inclined to think more about oneself; ADJ. introverted
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| intrude | put or force in without being asked; trespass; enter as an uninvited person; Ex. intrude one's own opinion into the report; CF. thrust in
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| intuition | immediate insight; power of knowing without reasoning; ADJ. intuitive; V. intuit: know by intuition
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| inundate | flood; overflow; submerge; cover completely; Ex. inundated with work
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| inured | accustomed; hardened; Ex. inured to the Alaskan cold; V. inure: make used to something undesirable; harden; CF. unfeeling
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| invalid | one incapacitated(disabled) by a chronic illness; ADJ: incapacitated by illness; not valid; null; V: allow to leave (a military force) because of ill-health
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| invalidate | weaken; destroy; make invalid; nullify
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| invective | abuse
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| inveigh | denounce; utter censure or invective; Ex. inveigh against the evils of drink
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| inveigle | deceive; lead astray by deception; wheedle(cajole); Ex. inveigle her into joining the club; CF. interest dishonestly
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| inverse | opposite
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| invert | turn upside down or inside out; reverse the position or condition of
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| inveterate | deep-rooted; habitual; CF. grow old
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| invidious | designed to create ill will or envy; tending to rouse ill will or envy; Ex. invidious comparison
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| invincible | unconquerable
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| inviolable | secure from corruption, attack, or violation(or profanation); unassailable; Ex. inviolable oath/rights; N. inviolability
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| invocation | prayer for help (used in invoking); calling upon as a reference or support; act of invoking
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| invoke | call and bring into use (a right or law); call on/upon (a higher power or god) for help; ask for; beg for; conjure (a spirit); Ex. invoke the veto power; Ex. invoke one's advisor/God
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| invulnerable | incapable of injury; impossible to damage or injure
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| iota | very small quantity
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| irascible | irritable; easily angered
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| irate | angry; CF. ire: anger; wrath
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| iridescent | exhibiting rainbowlike colors; Ex. iridescent oil slick; N. iridescence
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| irksome | annoying; tedious; V. irk: annoy
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| ironic | expressing irony; 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; use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning
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| irreconcilable | impossible to reconcile; 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; impossible to remedy
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| irreparable | not able to be corrected or repaired; impossible to repair
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| irrepressible | unable to be restrained or held back; impossible to hold back
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| irreproachable | beyond reproach; blameless; impeccable; Ex. irreproachable conduct
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| irresolute | uncertain how to act; weak; lacking in resolution; indecisive; N. irresolution
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| irretrievable | impossible to recover or regain; CF. retrieve
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| irreverence | lack of proper respect or reverence; ADJ. irreverent
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| irrevocable | unalterable; irreversible; impossible to revoke
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| isotope | varying from 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 from place to place (to perform work); Ex. itinerant preacher
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| itinerary | plan of a trip; record of a trip
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| jab | poke abruptly with something sharp; punch with short blows
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| jabber | chatter rapidly or unintelligibly
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| jaded | tired or uninterested by surfeit; fatigued; surfeited; worn out; wearied; Ex. jaded appetite
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| jargon | language used by special group; technical terminology; gibberish; nonsensical or incoherent talk
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| jaundice | medical condition in which the skin, the white part of the eyes, etc. turn yellow; V: affect with jaundice; affect with prejudice, envy, or hostility; bias
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| jaundiced | yellowed; prejudiced (envious, hostile, or resentful) from long and disappointing experience of human affairs; Ex. with a jaundiced eye
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| jaunt | trip; short journey
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| jaunty | cheerful and pleased with life; lighthearted; animated; easy and carefree; dapper in appearance; Ex. jaunty person/hat
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| jeopardize | endanger; imperil; put at risk; N. jeopardy: danger
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| jest | playful remark or act; V. act or speak playfully
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| jetsam | things thrown from a ship (to lighten the ship)
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| jettison | throw overboard (from a ship or plane)
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| jibe | agree; be in harmony with; gibe
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| jingoist | extremely aggressive and militant patriot; warlike chauvinist; N. jingoism: extreme nationalism
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| jocose | given to(having a tendency of) joking
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| jocular | said or done in jest or playfully; marked by joking
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| jocund | merry
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| jollity | gaiety; cheerfulness; ADJ. jolly: merry; gay
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| jostle | shove; bump; push against (someone) rather roughly; Ex. jostled by the crowds
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| jovial | good-natured; merry; cheerful
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