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SAT #25,26
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instigate
V. urge; start; provoke.
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insubordination
N. disobedience; rebelliousness.
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insubstantial
ADJ. lacking substance; insignificant; frail.
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insularity
N. narrow-mindedness; isolation.
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insuperable
ADJ. insurmountable; unbeatable.
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insurgent
ADJ. rebellious.
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insurmountable
ADJ. overwhelming; unbeatable; insuperable.
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insurrection
N. rebellion; uprising.
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intangible
ADJ. not able to be perceived by touch; vague.
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integral
ADJ. complete; necessary for completeness.
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integrate
V. make whole; combine; make into one unit.
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integrity
N. (1) uprightness; (2) wholeness.
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intellect
N. higher mental powers.
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interim
N. meantime.
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interminable
ADJ. endless.
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intermittent
ADJ. periodic; on and off.
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interrogate
V. question closely; cross-examine.
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intervene
V. (1) come between in order to prevent or alter; (2) occur between (events, periods of time).
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intimacy
N. closeness, often affectionate; privacy; familiarity.
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intimate
V. (1) hint, suggest; (2) make known.
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intimidate
V. frighten.
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intractable
ADJ. unruly; stubborn; unyielding.
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intransigence
N. refusal of any compromise; stubbornness.
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intrepid
ADJ. fearless.
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intricate
ADJ. complex; knotty; tangled.
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intrinsic
ADJ. essential; inherent; built-in.
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introspective
ADJ. looking within oneself.
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introvert
N. one who is introspective; inclined to think more about oneself.
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intrude
V. trespass; enter as an uninvited person.
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intuition
N. immediate insight; power of knowing without reasoning.
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inundate
V. (1) overwhelm; (2) flood; submerge.
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invalidate
V. weaken; destroy.
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inveterate
ADJ. deep-rooted; habitual.
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invigorate
V. energize; stimulate.
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invincible
ADJ. unconquerable.
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invulnerable
ADJ. incapable of injury.
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iota
N. very small quantity.
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irksome
ADJ. annoying; tedious.
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ironic
ADJ. resulting in an unexpected and contrary outcome.
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irony
N. hidden sarcasm or satire; use of words that seem to mean the opposite of what they actually mean.
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irrational
ADJ. illogical; lacking reason; insane.
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irreconcilable
ADJ. incompatible; not able to be resolved.
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irrefutable
ADJ. indisputable; incontrovertible; undeniable.
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irrelevant
ADJ. not applicable; unrelated.
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irremediable
ADJ. incurable; uncorrectable.
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irreparable
ADJ. not able to be corrected or repaired.
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irreproachable
ADJ. blameless; impeccable.
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irresolute
ADJ. uncertain how to act; weak.
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irrevocable
ADJ. unalterable; irreversible.
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jargon
N. language used by a special group; technical terminology; gibberish.
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jeopardize
V. endanger; imperil; put at risk.
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jocular
ADJ. said or done in jest.
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jollity
N. gaiety; cheerfulness.
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jovial
ADJ. good-natured; merry.
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jubilation
N. rejoicing.
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judicious
ADJ. sound in judgment; wise.
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juncture
N. crisis; joining point.
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justification
N. good or just reason; defense; excuse.
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kindle
V. (1) start a fire; (2) inspire.
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kindred
ADJ. related; belonging to the same family.
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knotty
ADJ. (1) intricate; difficult; (2) tangled.
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kudos
N. honor; glory; praise.
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laborious
ADJ. demanding much work or care; tedious.
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labyrinth
N. (1) something very intricate or bewildering in structure; (2) place made up of twisting passages and blind alleys.
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lackadaisical
ADJ. lacking purpose or zest; halfhearted; languid.
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lackluster
ADJ. dull.
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laconic
ADJ. brief and to the point.
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lament
V. grieve; express sorrow.
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Iampoon
V. ridicule.
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latent
ADJ. (1) potential but undeveloped; (2) dormant; hidden.
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Iateral
ADJ. coming from the side.
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latitude
N. freedom from narrow limitations.
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laud
V. praise.
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Iavish
ADJ. generous; openhanded; extravagant; wasteful.
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Iax
ADJ. careless.
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legacy
N. a gift made by a will.
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Iegend
N. explanatory list of symbols on a map.
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Ieniency
N. mildness; permissiveness.
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Iethal
ADJ. deadly.
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lethargic
ADJ. drowsy; dull.
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levity
N. lack of seriousness; lightness.
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levy
V. impose (a fine); collect (a payment).
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Iexicon
N. dictionary.
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liability
N. drawback; debts.
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liaison
N. (1) contact keeping parts of an organization in communication; go-between; (2) secret love affair.
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libel
N. defamatory statement; act of writing something that smears a person's character.
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liberator
N. one who sets free.
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likelihood
N. state of being likely to happen.
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linger
V. (1) loiter or dawdle; (2) continue or persist.
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Iinguistic
ADJ. pertaining to language.
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loath
ADJ. reluctant; disinclined.
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loathe
V. detest.
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lofty
ADJ. very high.
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log
N. (1) record of a voyage or flight; (2) record of day to day activities.
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loquacious
ADJ. talkative.
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lucid
ADJ. easily understood; clear; intelligible.
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lucrative
ADJ. profitable.
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lurid
ADJ. wild; sensational; graphic; gruesome.
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machinations
N. evil schemes or plots.
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magnanimous
ADJ. generous; great-hearted.