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Lesson 12.5

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ideological

(adj.)

related to a system of ideas or ideals

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ideology

(n.)

a system of ideas; beliefs guiding a group

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idiot

(n.)

fool, a person lacking intelligence

04

ignorance

(n.)

lack of knowledge or awareness

05

imagery

(n.)

visual symbolism; descriptive language

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immense

(adj.)

huge, vast

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imminent

(adj.)

about to happen, impending

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implementation

(n.)

execution, putting into effect

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imprison

(v.)

to confine, to put in prison

10

imprisonment

(n.)

confinement, incarceration

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inability

(n.)

lack of ability, incapacity

12

inadequate

(adj.)

insufficient, not enough

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inappropriate

(adj.)

unsuitable, improper

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incidence

(n.)

occurrence, frequency

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inclined

(adj.)

tending towards; having a tendency

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inclusion

(n.)

the act of including, incorporation

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incur

(v.)

to bring upon oneself, to acquire

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indicator

(n.)

sign, pointer, or gauge

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indictment

(n.)

formal accusation, charge

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indigenous

(adj.)

native, originating from a specific place

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induce

(v.)

to cause, to bring about

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indulge

(v.)

to allow oneself to enjoy something

23

inequality

(n.)

disparity, lack of equality

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infamous

(adj.)

notorious, having a bad reputation

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infant

(n.)

baby, very young child

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infect

(v.)

to contaminate, to transmit a disease

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inflict

(v.)

to impose, to cause something unpleasant

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influential

(adj.)

having power to affect others; impactful

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inherent

(adj.)

essential, intrinsic

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inhibit

(v.)

to restrain, to hold back

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initiate

(v.)

to start, to begin

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inject

(v.)

to introduce a substance into something

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injection

(n.)

a dose administered via a syringe

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injustice

(n.)

lack of fairness, violation of rights

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inmate

(n.)

a person confined in an institution

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insertion

(n.)

the act of putting in or adding

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insider

(n.)

a person with special knowledge, member of a group

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inspect

(v.)

to examine, to scrutinize

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inspection

(n.)

examination, review

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inspiration

(n.)

stimulation of the mind or emotions; motivation

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instinct

(n.)

natural behavior, innate impulse

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institutional

(adj.)

related to an institution

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instruct

(v.)

to teach, to inform

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instrumental

(adj.)

serving as a means or tool

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insufficient

(adj.)

not enough, inadequate

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insult

(n.)

offense, disrespect; (v.) to offend

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intact

(adj.)

undamaged, whole

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intake

(n.)

the amount taken in; (n.) consumption

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integral

(adj.)

essential, necessary for completeness

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integrated

(adj.)

combined into a whole; unified

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integration

(n.)

the act of combining or coordinating

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integrity

(n.)

honesty, moral uprightness

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intellectual

(n.)

relating to the mind; (n.) a person engaging in critical thought

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intensify

(v.)

to increase in strength, to deepen

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intensity

(n.)

the degree of strength or force

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intensive

(adj.)

highly concentrated, thorough

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intent

(n.)

purpose, aim

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interactive

(adj.)

involving communication, responsive

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interface

(n.)

point of interaction, connection

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interfere

(v.)

to meddle, to intervene