By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

LETTER I
Indulge [Verb] (to allow someone to enjoy something that they want or desire).
Parents should not allow their children to indulge themselves playing computer.
He indulges himself with many luxuries.
Illustrate one’s point [Expression] (prove one’s point, or use as an example).
My father always used examples from his own life experience to illustrate his point.
The priest cited a passage from the Bible to illustrate his point.
Individuality [Noun] (uniqueness of character of a particular person).
Many teenagers try to express their individuality by dressing in a certain way.
She dyes her hair, pierces her body, and dresses uniquely to express her individuality.
Irrespective of [Expression] (regardless of, no matter what).
Everyone must receive the vaccination, irrespective of age or sex. She did it irrespective of all the advice she was given.
(To) integrate [Verb] (to join a group).
He found it difficult to integrate into Indian culture.
They have not made any effort to integrate into the local community.
It’s not an indication of [Expression] (it doesn't mean (that)).
It's not an indication of serious mental illness. It's not an indication of failure.
Inevitably [Adverb] (will happen no matter what/ unavoidably).
Excessive drug use will inevitably lead to an addiction.
He will inevitably hurt himself because he takes too many risks.
In jeopardy [Expression] (in danger).
If she does not take your medicine, she will put her health in jeopardy. Their children are in jeopardy.
Inappropriate [Adjective] (not suitable or proper for a particular purpose or situation).
Some people felt that his behavior was inappropriate.
The movie's subject matter is inappropriate for small children.
Impact [Noun] (a strong effect or influence on someone or something).
Homelessness can often have a negative impact on local communities.
The overuse of social media and technology has a negative impact on young generation.