SAT VOCAB End of I's to Middle M's Flashcards

(41 cards)

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incisive

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sharp (regarding speech)

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incite

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to motivate

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incorrigible

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incapable of being fixed

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indefatigable

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tireless

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5
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indict

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to charge; to blame; to accuse

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indignant

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outraged

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indolent

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lazy

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infinitesimal

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extremely small

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inimical

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hostile; unfriendly

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inscrutable

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mysterious; not easily understood

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11
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insidious

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dangerous; awaiting a chance to cause harm

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12
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insolvent

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bankrupt; broke

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13
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insularity

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narrow-mindedness; stubborn; isolated

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insuperable

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unbeatable

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15
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interleaving

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arranged in alternate layers

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interminable

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never-ending

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intermittent

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not continuous

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intractable

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stubborn; unwilling to compromise

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intrepid

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fearless; larger than life

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inundate

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to flood; to submerge

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irascible

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easily angered

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irreproachable

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perfect; impeccable

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jettison

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to throw overboard

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jingoistic

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self-centered (usually regarding nations)

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jocular
joking
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laggard
sluggish, slow
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lampoon
to ridicule; to make fun of
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lassitude
weariness; tiredness
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levity
light-mannered; not serious
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listless
indifferent; not interested in anything
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lofty
very high up; haughty/overbearing
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lugubrious
mournful, dark, dismal
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lurid
wild; gruesome; intended to provoke
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machination
plot or scheme (usually political)
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magnamity
quality of being very generous/kind
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magnate
someone who is very powerful
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mawkishness
weak and unpleasant
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mendacity
a lie
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mercenary
only interested in money or self-gain
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mercurial
easily changed (regarding mood/behavior); fickle; weak
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militant
combative; fighting