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Implacable:
MEANING: Hostile, unable to be appeased, relentless
SENTENCE: The barrister was implacable in his handling of the offence.
Implicit
: MEANING: Not directly expressed; essentially connected with;
absolute
SENTENCE: She had an implicit faith in God.
Implode:
MEANING: Burst Inward
SENTENCE: There is a new technology of controlled demolition during
which old buildings implode in a matter of seconds, without any damage to
nearby buildings.
Inadvertently:
MEANING: Accidentally, without intention
SENTENCE: Chris inadvertently dialled Sandra’s number and she happily
answered the call.
Incensed
: MEANING: Extremely angry
SENTENCE: Mr. Smith is known for his kindness towards children;
unkindness towards children by others incensed him.

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Incessantly
: MEANING: Continuing without stopping
SENTENCE: The batsman hit boundaries and sixes incessantly and won the
game!
Inchoate:
MEANING: Just begun, not fully developed; rudimentary
SENTENCE: The country was a still inchoate democracy.
Incongruity
: MEANING: Mismatch; incompatibility
SENTENCE: The incongruity of his fleshy face and skinny body disturbed
her.
Inconsequential:
MEANING: Having little importance; illogical; haphazard
SENTENCE: Her answers were inconsequential despite the numbering on the
page.
Incorporate
: MEANING: Bring something into a larger whole; include
SENTENCE: The second division team incorporated third division players in
the latter half of the season.
Incorrigible:
MEANING: A person or behaviour that cannot be reformed or
changed
SENTENCE: My friend’s father is an incorrigible drinker.
Indefatigable:
MEANING: Tirelessly persisting
SENTENCE: He had courage, a vivid sense of duty, an indefatigable love of
work, and all the inquisitive zeal and inventive energy of a born reformer.
Indeterminate:
MEANING: Vague and unclear, cannot be determined
SENTENCE: Our galaxy has an indeterminate number of stars

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Indifferent:
MEANING: Not caring, unconcerned; mediocre
SENTENCE: Because she felt no desire to marry, she was indifferent to the
constant proposals by her lover.
Indigence:
MEANING: A state of extreme poverty; destitution
SENTENCE: After the U.S. Supreme Court case, Gideon v. Wainwright in
1963, state governments were required to provide lawyers to indigent
defendants.
Indolent
: MEANING: Lazy, wanting to avoid effort or exertion
SENTENCE: At lunchtime the indolent kids sat around while the active kids
played games.