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Vocabulary Words and Sentences
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Words and Sentences for 3rd June :
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Ingratiate (v) : bring oneself into favour with another in order to win an advantage
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Ingratitude (n) : ungratefulness
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Ingredient (n) : component of a mixture
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Ingress (n) : entry
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Inhabit (v) : to dwell in
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Inhabitant (n) : a person living in a place
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Inhale (v) : sniff
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Inherent (adj.) : intrinsic, inborn
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Inherit (v) : acquire by legal descent
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Inheritance (n) : inheriting that which is inherited
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Inhibit (v) : prohibit, forbid
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Inhospitable (adj.) : not affording food, shelter etc
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Inhuman (adj.) : cruel, brutal
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Inimical (adj.) : unfavourable
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Inimitable (adj.) : not able to be imitated
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Iniquity (n) : wrong, wickedness, gross injustice
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Initial (adj.) : first, beginning: (n) : first letter of a person’s name
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Initiate (v) : begin, originate
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Initiative (n) : a first move
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Inject (v) : to force into, insert
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Injudicious (adj.) : unwise, ill-judged
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Injunction (n) : authoritative order, prohibited by law
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Injure (v) : to worry, to hurt, to damage
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Injurious (adj.) : wrongful, hurtful, harmful
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Injury (n) : hurt, damage
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Injustice (n) : unfairness
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Ink (n) : a writing fluid
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Ink (v) : to spread ink upon, to mark with ink
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Inkling (n) : supposition, hint
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Inland (adj.) : remote from the sea, interior of a country
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Inlet (n) : small arm of sea, way to the inside
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Inmate (n) : one who lives in a place with others
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Inmost (adj.) : most inward, intimate
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Inn (n) : public house of travellers for lodging
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Innate (adj.) : inborn, inherent
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Inner (adj.) : natural in born
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Innings (n - plural) : play of one batsman during his turn
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Innocence (n) : sinlessness, guiltlessness
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Innocent (adj.) : sinless, guiltless, harmless
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Innocuous (adj.) : harmless
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Innovation (n) : alternation
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Innoxious (adj.): not hurtful
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Innumerable (adj.) : countless
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