Lesson 135~140 Prefix: In-

Question 1

Inadvertent

Answer 1

(adj.) not done intentionally

Question 2

Inculcate

Answer 2

(v.) to instill

Question 3

Inamorata

Answer 3

(n.) one’s female lover

Question 4

Inane

Answer 4

(adj.) silly, stupid

Question 5

Inapt

Answer 5

(adj.) not suitable or appropriate

Question 6

Incandescent

Answer 6

(adj.) extremely hot and bright

Question 7

Inadmissible

Answer 7

(adj.) not acceptable, as in a courtroom

Question 8

Incarcerate

Answer 8

(v.) to imprison

Question 9

Inclement

Answer 9

(adj.) describing harsh or unpleasant weather

Question 10

Incipient

Answer 10

(adj.) just starting off, at the beginning stage

Question 11

Incentivize

Answer 11

(v.) to provide rewards to stimulate one to action

Question 12

Inception

Answer 12

(n.) beginning

Question 13

Incinerate

Answer 13

(v.) to burn

Question 14

Incite

Answer 14

(v.) to lead to an action, often negative

Question 15

Incongruous

Answer 15

(adj.) out of place when describing the surroundings

Question 16

Inconsolable

Answer 16

(adj.) unable to be cheered up

Question 17

Incorrigible

Answer 17

(adj.) unable to be changed or reformed, as a person’s behavior

Question 18

Incredulous

Answer 18

(adj.) not inclined to believing

Question 19

Indiscriminate

Answer 19

(adj.) without prior judgment

Question 20

Incontrovertible

Answer 20

(adj.) unable to be disproven or challenged

Question 21

Indulgent

Answer 21

(adj.) ready to treat someone very leniently

Question 22

Ineffable

Answer 22

(adj.) impossible to describe

Question 23

Indoctrinate

Answer 23

(v.) to fill someone with specific teachings

Question 24

Infectious

Answer 24

(adj.) easily spread

Question 25

Inter

Answer 25

(v.) to bury

Question 26

Inequity

Answer 26

(n.) the lack of equality

Question 27

Inimical

Answer 27

(adj.) hostile

Question 28

Iniquity

Answer 28

(n.) unfair or immoral behavior

Question 29

Insinuate

Answer 29

(v.) to imply something negative, usually in an indirect but nasty way

Question 30

Incapacitate

Answer 30

(v.) to take away the ability from

Question 31

Inhibit

Answer 31

(v.) to decrease or slow down

Question 32

Innumerable

Answer 32

(adj.) too many to be counted

Question 33

Instigate

Answer 33

(v.) to start something, usually bad