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Vocabulary Book
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Book for 26th May :
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Impenetrable (adj.) : that cannot be passed through
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Imperative (adj.) : expressing command, urgent
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Imperceptible (adj.) : invisible
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Imperfect (adj.) : incomplete, having a fault
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Imperial (adj.): pertaining to an empire or its ruler
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Imperialism (n) : policy of extending a country’s empire and influence
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Imperil (v) : to put in danger
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Imperious (adj.) : stern, insolent
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Imperishable (adj.) : everlasting
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Impermanent (adj.) : transitory
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Impermeable (adj.) : impervious
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Impersonal (adj.) : having no personal preference
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Impersonate (v) : play the part of some one, personify
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Impertinent (adj.) : irrelevant, insolent, discourteous
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Imperturbable (adj.) : not easily worried
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Impervious (adj.) : not able to pass through
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Impetigo (n) : a contagious skin disease
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Impetuous (adj.) : without enough thought, hasty
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Impetus (n) : impulse
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Impiety (n) : profaneness, ungodliness
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Impinge (v) : to impel, collide
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Impious (adj.) : cruel, lacking in respect for god
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Implant (v) : to plant, on, insert firmly
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Implement (n) : a tool or instrument
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Implement (v) : to carry into effect
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Implicate (v) : involve, entangle
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Implication (n) : the act of involving, inference
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Implicit (adj.) : understood, absolute
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Implore (v) : pray earnestly for
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Imply (v) : hint, suggest
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Impolite (adj.) : rude, vulgar
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Impolitic (adj.) : unwise, inexpedient
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Import (v) : to bring goods from a foreign country
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Importation (n) : significance, dignity
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Importance (n) : act of importing, things imported
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Importer (n) : one who imports articles from a foreign country
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Importunate (adj.) : requesting again
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Impose (v) : cheat, be unjust, to lay on
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Imposing (adj.) : grand, showy, impressive
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Imposition (n) : act of imposing, that which is imposed
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