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- imperialism Word C1 Imperialism is a policy or practice in which a powerful country extends control over other regions, often through polit…
- implementation Word C1 Implementation is the act of putting a plan, system, or decision into practice.
- imposter syndrome Word C1 Imposter syndrome is the persistent feeling that you don’t deserve your achievements and might be exposed as a fraud.
- impressionism Word C1 Impressionism is a style of art that captures a momentary impression of light and color rather than precise detail.
- imprison Word C1 To imprison someone means to put them in prison and keep them there as a punishment or to stop them from leaving.
- imprisonment Word C1 Imprisonment is the punishment of being kept in prison for a period of time.
- inability Word C1 Inability is the lack of skill, power, or opportunity to do something.
- inadequate Word C1 Not good enough in quality, amount, or ability for a particular purpose.
- inappropriate Word C1 Not suitable or acceptable for a particular situation, audience, or purpose.
- incel Word C1 An incel is a man who describes himself as unable to find a sexual or romantic partner despite wanting one.
- incidence Word C1 Incidence is how often something happens, especially the rate at which new cases occur in a population over a period of…
- inclined Word C1 If you are inclined to do something, you are likely or willing to do it.
- incur Word C1 To incur something is to bring it upon yourself, usually as a result of your actions.
- indicator Word C1 An indicator is something that shows what a situation is like or how it is changing.
- indictment Word C1 An indictment is a formal written accusation that someone has committed a serious crime.
- indifference Word C1 Indifference is a lack of interest, concern, or emotional involvement about something.
- indifferent Word C1 Not interested, concerned, or affected by something.
- indigenous Word C1 Native to a particular place, rather than introduced from elsewhere.
- induce Word C1 To induce something is to cause it to happen or to persuade someone to do it.
- indulge Word C1 To indulge means to allow yourself or someone else to enjoy something, often more than is necessary or sensible.