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30 GRE words - Thurs

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Incipient adj. beginning to happen/develop
Incisive adj. getting to the heart of things
Indigent adj. poor, needy
Ineffable adj. too great/extreme to be expressed in words
Ineluctable adj. inevitable
Infelicitous adj. inappropriate
Inimical adj. damaging/harmful
Insipid adj. bland/uninteresting
Insouciant adj. unconcern/nonchalance
Intemperance n. an indulgence of passions/appetites
Internecine adj. destructive to both sides in a conflict
Interpolate v. to insert; change by addition
Intransigent adj. uncompromising
Inure v. to become accustomed to something undesirable
Inveigle v. to obtain by deception or flattery
Inveterate adj. having a particular habit/interest that is unlikely to change
Itinerant adj. traveling from place to place
Jejune adj. naive, childish, puerile
Jibe v. to be in agreement
Labile adj. easily altered (liable to change)
Laconic adj. using few words
Lassitude n. a state of physical/mental weariness
Licentious adj. lacking moral restraints (esp. sexually)
Limn v. to depict/describe in painting or words
Limpid adj. completely clear, unclouded
Macerate v. to soften by steeping in liquid
Mendacity n. dishonesty
Mendicant n. a begger
Mephitic adj. foul-smelling
Mercurial adj. changeable, erratic, animated
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