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English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Website for 2nd June :
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Inference (n) : interpretation judgement, a hint
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Inferior (adj.) : lower in rank, of less value of quality
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Inferiority (n) : subordination
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Infernal(adj.) : malevolent, of hell
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Infest (v) : annoy, attack, crowd
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Infidel (n) : person with no belief in religion
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Infidelity (n) : unfaithfulness, disbelief
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Infiltrate (v) : intervene, to filter, through
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Infinite (adj.) : without end or limit, that cannot be measured
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Infinitesimal (adj.) : minute
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Infinitive (n) : form of verb not showing person, number of tense
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Infirm (adj.) : feeble, sick
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Inflame (v) : burn, stir up
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Inflammable (adj.) : easily combustible, easily excited
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Inflammation (n) : setting on fire, place in the body where there is redness, swelling and pain
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Inflammatory (adj.) : causing fire, giving rise to swelling, rousing, to excitement
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Inflate (v) : fill with air or gas, raise the value abnormally
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Inflation (n) : the act of blowing up, expansion of the supply of money
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Inflexible (adj.) : not able to be bent, not yielding
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Inflict (v) : give pain, to lay on
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Infliction (n) : painful experience, punishment
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Influence (n) : power exercised over man or things
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Influential (adj.) : having great influence
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Influenza (n) : a kind of infectious disease
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Influx (n) : a flowing in
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Inform (v) : communicate, mention
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Informal (adj.) : without formality
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Informant (n) : one who gives information
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Information (n) : knowledge, communication
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Infrequent (adj.) : uncommon
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Infringe (v) : break through
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Infuriate (v) : fill with anger
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Infuse (v) : to pour in, instil
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Ingathering (n) : gathering in, harvest
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Ingenious (adj.) : shrewd, able
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Ingenuity (n) : shrewdness, ability
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Ingenuous (adj.) : straightforward, innocent
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Inglorious (adj.) : shameful, dishonourable obscure
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Ingot (n) : lump of metal
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