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Vocabulary Word
Definition
Vocabulary Word
Synonyms/Antonyms
100
Continuing without interruption, unceasing, continuous
Incessant
100
Jeopardize
To expose to danger, to imperil
100
to pass the winter in a passive or torpid state, to be inactive or dormant
Hibernate
100
inclement
physically severe, stormy
100
ANTONYMS: intentional, planned
inadvertent
200
To gain favor or favorable acceptance for by deliberate effort; please, flatter
Ingratiate
200
inveterate
Confimred in a habit, habitual
200
to pierce with a sharp stick, to run through, to stab, to make helpless
Impale
200
interminable
having or seeming to have no end, unending
200
SYNONYM: exaggeration/ANTONYM: understatement
hyperbole
300
Belonging to the essential nature or constitution of a thing, fundamental
Intrinsic
300
implacable
Not capable of being appeased, changed, or mitigated
300
incapable of being subdued, unconquerable
indomitable
300
ignominy
deep personal humiliation and disgrace
300
SYNONYMS: commencing, initial/ANTONYM: concluding
incipient
400
Not readily interpreted, hard to grasp, mysterious
Inscrutable
400
Incorrigible
Not correctable, not manageable
400
calm, peaceful, happy, affluent
halcyon
400
inveigh
to protest or complain vehemently
400
SYNONYMS: high-spirited, mirthful/ANTONYMS: gloomy, somber
hilarious
500
exemption or freedom from punishment, harm, or loss
Impunity
500
Ingenious
Original, clever, resourceful
500
an evil spirit that lies on persons while they sleep
incubus
500
hackneyed
to make common or frequent use of, to make trite, vulgar, or commonplace
500
ANTONYMS: recognized, known
incognito