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Inadvertent
unintentional
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Inane
silly; insignificant
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Inaugurate
begin; induct into
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Incessant
continuous; endless
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Inchoate
not yet fully developed
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Incite
arouse to action; stir up; foment
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Incompatible
incapable of existing together in peace
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Incorrigible
impossible to correct, control, or discipline
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Incredulous
unwilling or unable to believe
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Indict
charge with a crime; accuse
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Induce
cause to happen; bring about
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Inert
lacking movement; inactive; sluggish
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Infallible
incapable of making a mistake
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Infamy
a bad reputation; notoriety
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Infer
to figure out, based on given information; conclude; deduce
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Infiltrate
penetrate by passing through gaps; enter secretly and become established, such as a spy might do in an enemy organization
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Ingenuous
naive; unsophisticated; inexperienced
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Innate
having a quality that arises from within, rather than learned or acquired from the outside; native; inborn
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Innocuous
harmless; inoffensive
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Innovation
a new idea or product; a new way of doing something that is so much better, it causes others to copy it
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Insipid
dull; flat; without sparkle or flavor
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