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impromptu adj.Showwithout preparationShowthe impromptu press conference went off rather well 
 
 
 
impudent adj.Showrude; disrespectfulShowthe father disciplined his son for impudent conduct 
 
 
 
impugn v.Showto cast doubt upon; to call into questionShowthe father did not like it when his daughter decided to impugn his motives 
 
 
 
impute v.Showto attribute to a cause or sourceShowthe child will likely impute his failure to someone else 
 
 
 
inadvertent adj.Shownot intentional; accidentalShowthe father forgave the child's inadvertent mistake 
 
 
 
inane adj.Showsenseless; lacking significanceShowthe child's inane behavior frustrated the father 
 
 
 
inauspicious adj.Showunfavorable; boding illShow"the president's inauguration, which was filled with verbal missteps, was an inauspicious beginning" 
 
 
 
incessant adj.Showunceasing; unendingShowthe child's incessant questions annoyed the mother 
 
 
 
inchoate adj.Shownot yet fully formed; rudimentaryShowthe young child could only offer an inchoate argument 
 
 
 
incipient adj.Showbeginning stageShowthe incipient inflation must be addressed immediately 
 
 
 
incisive adj.ShowpenetratingShowthe child's incisive comment warmed the father's heart 
 
 
 
incite v.Showto stir upShowit is wrong to incite anger in a crowd 
 
 
 
inclined adj.Showhaving a preference or tendencyShowthe child was inclined to anger 
 
 
 
incongruous adj.Shownot in harmony or agreementShowthe father did not like his child's incongruous 
 
 
 
incorrigible adj.Showcannot be corrected or reformedShowsociety must be protected from the criminal's incorrigible character 
 
 
 
incredulous adj.Showskeptical; unwilling to believeShowthe grandfather's incredulous attitude poisoned his granddaughter 
 
 
 
inculcate v.Showto teach firmly by repetitionShowthe pastor tried hard to inculcate the catechism in his flock 
 
 
 
incumbent adj.Showholding a position; already in officeShowthe incumbent senator defeated the senator 
 
 
 
incursion n.Showa raid; a sudden attackShowthe enemy's incursion sparked a strong response 
 
 
 
indefatigable adj.Showtirelessness; not yielding to fatigueShowthe indefatigable child impressed his parents with his persistence 
 
 
 
indelible adj.Showpermanent; cannot be removedShowthe president left an indelible mark on history 
 
 
 
indigence n.Showpoverty; deeply impoverishedShowthe family's indigence made it extremely hard to succeed in life 
 
 
 
indigenous adj.ShownativeShowthe settlers attempted to displace the indigenous people 
 
 
 
indistinct adj.Shownot clearly markedShowthe indistinct boundaries caused a fierce legal fight 
 
 
 
indolent adj.Showlaziness; slothfulShowthe father excoriated his daughter for her indolent attitude 
 
 
 
indomitable adj.Showincapable of being subduedShowthe indomitable general led the army into victory after much effort 
 
 
 
indulge v.Showto yield to desires and whimsShowthe child wanted to indulge his taste for sugar 
 
 
 
indulgent adj.Showinclined to indulgeShowthe indulgent mother did not raise her son well 
 
 
 
ineffable adj.Showbeyond expression; indescribableShowthe woman felt ineffable joy upon becoming engaged 
 
 
 
ineluctable adj.Showinevitable; not evadableShowthe ineluctable outcome of the child's behavior was not good 
 
 
 

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