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- infer Word B2 To infer means to form a conclusion from evidence or clues rather than from a direct statement.
- inflict Word C1 To cause something unpleasant or painful to be suffered by someone or something.
- influential Word C1 Able to affect other people’s opinions, decisions, or actions in a significant way.
- ingrain Word To fix an idea, habit, or attitude deeply in someone’s mind so it becomes hard to change.
- inherent Word C1 Existing as a natural and essential part of something rather than being added from outside.
- inhibit Word C1 To inhibit something is to prevent it from happening or slow it down.
- initiate Word C1 To initiate something is to cause it to begin, especially a process, plan, or discussion.
- inject Word C1 To inject means to force a liquid, substance, or new element into something.
- injection Word C1 An injection typically refers to the act of administering a liquid substance, such as a medicine, into a body using a n…
- injustice Word C1 Injustice is a situation where people are treated unfairly or their rights are denied.
- inmate Word C1 An inmate is a person who is kept in a prison or similar institution.
- insertion Word C1 Insertion is the act of putting something into something else or the thing that is put in.
- insider Word C1 An insider is someone with special access or detailed knowledge about an organization, group, or situation.
- inspect Word C1 To inspect something is to examine it carefully in order to check its condition, quality, or details.
- inspection Word C1 An inspection is a careful official or systematic check to see whether something meets required standards.
- inspiration Word C1 Inspiration is a sudden or strong feeling that gives you new ideas or motivation to create or act.
- instinct Word C1 Instinct is a natural, automatic feeling or tendency that guides how you react without conscious reasoning.
- institutional Word C1 Relating to large organizations and the established systems and rules that govern them.
- instruct Word C1 To instruct means to teach someone how to do something or to give them official directions.
- instrumental Word C1 Instrumental means extremely important in making something happen or succeed.