DSAT List 4

Ineffectual

adj. Not producing the desired effect.

Inevitable

adj. Certain to happen; unavoidable.

Inexpensive

adj. Not costly.

Inexplicable

adj. Unable to be explained.

Influence

n. The power to affect others.

Infrequent

adj. Not occurring often.

Inhibit

v. To hinder or restrain.

Innocuous

adj. Harmless or inoffensive.

Insensible

adj. Unaware or indifferent.

Insignificant

adj. Too small or unimportant to matter.

Inspect

v. To examine closely.

Inspirational

adj. Providing motivation or encouragement.

Intangible

adj. Not able to be touched or measured.

Intentional

adj. Done on purpose.

Interchangeable

adj. Able to be substituted for each other.

Interject

v. To insert a comment abruptly.

Interpret

v. To explain the meaning of something.

Intersect

v. To cross or meet at a point.

Intricate

adj. Very detailed or complicated.

Intriguing

adj. Arousing curiosity or interest.

Invalidate

v. To make something void or null.

Invent

v. To create something new.

Investigation

n. Systematic inquiries to uncover facts.

Involuntarily

adv. Done without conscious control.

Irrelevant

adj. Not related or applicable.

Isolate

v. To separate from others.

Lacking

adj. Not having enough of something.

Latent

adj. Present but not active.

Legitimate

adj. Lawful or valid.

Localized

adj. Restricted to a particular area.

Manageable

adj. Able to be controlled or handled.

Mandatory

adj. Required or obligatory.

Mimic

v. To imitate.

Misanthropic

adj. Disliking people or society.

Misrepresent

v. To give a false impression.

Moderate

adj. Not extreme; average.

Multifaceted

adj. Having many aspects or features.

Neglect

v. To fail to care for properly.

Neutrality

n. The state of not taking sides.

Newfound

adj. Recently discovered or developed.

Notional

adj. Existing only in theory.

Novel

adj. New or original.

Nuanced

adj. Having subtle differences.

Obligate

v. To compel or require.

Obscure

adj. Not easily understood or seen.

Observable

adj. Able to be seen or noticed.

Observant

adj. Quick to notice things.

Obsolete

adj. no longer used; rare or uncommon

Obstructed

adj. Blocked or hindered.

Occupy

v. To take up space or time.

Oddity

n. Something unusual or strange.

Offhand

adj. Done without preparation or thought.

Omnipotent

adj. almighty and all powerful

Onset

n. the beginning or early stages

Operative

adj. Functioning or having effect.

Ornamental

adj. Decorative rather than functional.

Oust

v. to remove or force out of (usu. a position or office)

Outstrip

v. To surpass or exceed.

Overcome

v. To succeed in dealing with a problem.

Overlook

v. To fail to notice or consider.

Overreact

v. To respond too strongly.

Overshadow

v. To be more important than something else.

Overtly

adv. Openly and clearly.