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- intensify Word C1 To intensify something is to make it stronger, more extreme, or more serious.
- intensity Word C1 Intensity is the degree of strength, force, or concentration of something, such as an experience, feeling, or activity.
- intensive Word C1 Intensive describes something done with a lot of effort, energy, or concentration in a short time.
- intent Word C1 Intent is a firm purpose or determination to do something, often used to describe what someone aims to achieve.
- interactive Word C1 Allowing two-way communication or active participation between a user and a system, activity, or person.
- interface Word C1 An interface is a point or system where two things meet and interact, often a way people use software or devices.
- interfere Word C1 To interfere means to get involved in a situation in an unwanted way that makes it harder for something to happen smoot…
- interference Word C1 Interference is an unwanted effect that disrupts a process, signal, or activity.
- interim Word C1 Temporary and used for a limited period until a final decision or arrangement is made.
- interior Word C1 The interior is the inside part of a building, object, or place.
- intermediate Word C1 Intermediate describes something that is in the middle level, stage, or position between two others.
- intersectionality Word C1 Intersectionality is the idea that different aspects of identity combine to shape how someone experiences advantage or …
- intervene Word C1 To intervene means to step in to change or prevent a situation, especially to stop harm or resolve a problem.
- intervention Word C1 Intervention is the act of stepping in to change a situation or prevent harm.
- intimate Word C1 Intimate describes a close, private connection or detailed personal knowledge shared between people.
- intriguing Word C1 Intriguing means very interesting because it makes you curious and want to know more.
- investigator Word C1 An investigator is a person who gathers facts and evidence to find out what happened or what is true.
- invisible Word C1 Invisible means impossible to see, often because something is hidden, transparent, or too faint.
- invoke Word C1 To invoke something is to call on it for support, authority, or an effect.
- involvement Word C1 Involvement is the act of taking part in something or the state of being connected to it.