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What is Vocabulary?
English Vocabulary Index
What is Vocabulary? defined on 4th June :
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Inobservant (adj.) : inattentive
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Inoculation (n) : impregnation of the mild form of a germ to protect against the disease
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Inoffensive (adj.) : unoffending
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Inopportune (adj.) : unoffending
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Inordinate (adj.) : excessive, immoderate
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Inpatient (n) : a patient who is lodged and receives treatment in a hospital
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Inquest (n) : inquiry to ascertain the fact
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Inquire (v): search, seek information
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Inquiry (n) : investigation
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Inquisitive (adj.) : curious to know
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Inroad (n) : raid, any illegal encroachment
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Insane (adj.) : mad, senseless
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Insanitary (adj.) : Injurious to health
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Insatiable (adj.) : not able to be satisfied, greedy
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Inscribe (v) : to write down, to engrave
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Inscription (n) : (writing engraved on monument, coin etc.,
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Inscrutable (adj.): unintelligible
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Insect (n) : a small invertebrate animal
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Insensible (adj.): unconscious, too small or gradual to be perceived
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Inseparable (adj.) : that cannot be separated
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Insert (v): put in, insertion
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Insert (v) : put it as an inset
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Inset (n) : an insertion, put it as an inset
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Inshore (adj.): close to the shore
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Inshore (n) : interiority
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Inshore (adj.) : interior
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Inshore (adv.) : in the interior of
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Inshore (prep) : in the interior of
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Insidious (adj.): cunning, doing harm secretly
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Insight (n) : knowledge, intuition
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Insignia (n) : distinguishing marks, badges
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Insignificant (adj.) :unimportant
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Insincere (adj.) : not sincere, hypocritical
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Insinuate (v) : to penetrate gradually, imply
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Insipid (adj.) : tasteless, dull, indifferent
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Insist (v) : to make repeated assertion, to demand emphatically
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Insolence (n) : arrogance, an insult
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Insolent (adj.) : arrogant
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Insoluble (adj.): that cannot be dissolved
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Insolvent (n) : bankrupt
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Insolvent (adj.) : unable to pay the debts
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Insomnia (n) : inability to sleep
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Insomuch (adv) : to such an extent
What is Vocabulary defined on 4th June :
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