1 - List 5 (b)

Question 1

Ineluctable

adj.

Answer 1

Inevitably certain; unavoidable

The changes in technology were ineluctable.

Question 2

Ingenious

adj.

Answer 2

Clever, original, and inventive

Her ingenious solution to the problem was highly praised

Question 3

Innovative

adj.

Answer 3

Featuring new methods or ideas; original and creative

Question 4

Insensible

adj.

Answer 4

Lacking sensitivity or awareness to something

He seemed insensible to the impact of his words on others

Question 5

Insight

n.

Answer 5

An understanding of the true nature of something

The research provides valuable insight into consumer behavior.

Question 6

Insufficient

adj.

Answer 6

Not adequate or enough; lacking

Question 7

Insuperable

adj.

Answer 7

Too great to be overcome or dealth with

The obstacles seemed insuperable at first.

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Question 8

Intense

adj.

Answer 8

Very strong or extreme; having a high degree of force or concentration.

Question 9

Interaction

n.

Answer 9

The act of communicating or working together with others

Question 10

Interdependent

adj.

Answer 10

Relying on each other mutually; having a mutual dependence

The departments are interdependent for the success of the project.

Question 11

Interest

n.

Answer 11

A feeling of curiosity or concern about something

Question 12

Interpret

v.

Answer 12

To explain the meaning of something; to understand in a particular way

Question 13

Intricate

adj.

Answer 13

Very detailed and complex; having many interconnected parts.

Question 14

Intrinsic

adj.

Answer 14

Belonging naturally; essential

The intrinsic value of the artwork was recognized by experts.

Question 15

Introduce

v.

Answer 15

To bring something into use or make someone acquainted with something

Question 16

Invent

v.

Answer 16

To create or design something that has not existed before

Question 17

Investigation

n.

Answer 17

The process of examing or inquiring into something thoroughly

Question 18

Irrelevant

adj.

Answer 18

Not connected with or relevant to something

Question 19

Irreproachable

adj.

Answer 19

Beyond criticism; faultless

Her conduct was considered irreproachable.

[It is used to describe someone or something that is free from guilt or blame]

Question 20

Irresolvable

adj.

Answer 20

Not able to be resolved or settled.

Question 21

Launch

v.

Answer 21

To start or set in motion an activity or process.

Question 22

Lift

v.

Answer 22

To raise or move something to a higher position.

Question 23

Lightheart

adj.

Answer 23

Cheerful and carefree in attitude

Question 24

Magnify

v.

Answer 24

To make something appear larger than it is, especiallly with a lens

Question 25

Manageable | adj.

Answer 25

Capable of being managed or controlled; easy to handle

Question 26

Manifest in | v.

Answer 26

To become apparent or visible | The symptoms of the disease manifest in various ways.

Question 27

Match | v.

Answer 27

To correspond or be equal to something

Question 28

Meager | adj.

Answer 28

Lacking in quantity or quality; insufficient. | The meager salary was not enough to cover all expenses.

Question 29

Meticulous | adj.

Answer 29

Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise | She was meticulous in her planning of the event.

Question 30

Minimize | v.

Answer 30

To reduce to the smallest possible amount or degree

Question 31

Misconstrue | v.

Answer 31

To interpret something wrongly; misunderstand. | His comments were easily misconstrued as offensive. ## Footnote **Mis**construe **Mis**understand

Question 32

Misinform | adj.

Answer 32

Given incorrect or misleading information. | She was misinformed about the meeting time.

Question 33

Mitigate | v.

Answer 33

To make less severe, serious, or painful. | The measure are intended to mitigate the environment impact

Question 34

Modest | adj.

Answer 34

Showing humility or a lack of arrogance regarding one's achievements | He was modest about his role in the project's success.

Question 35

Modify | v.

Answer 35

To make changes to something.

Question 36

Momentous | adj.

Answer 36

Of great importance or significance. | The decision was a memntous event in her career.

Question 37

Monetizing | v.

Answer 37

To convert something into a source of income or profit. | The company is monetizing its online platform through ads. ## Footnote **Mone**tizing **Mone**y = income, profit, etc.

Question 38

Nebulous | adj.

Answer 38

Vague or ill-defined; lacking clear form. | The plan was still nebluous and needed more details

Question 39

Negating | v.

Answer 39

To nullify or make ineffective. | His argument was negating the validity of the data. ## Footnote **Gat**ekeeping

Question 40

Neglect | v.

Answer 40

To fail to care for or pay attention to something properly.