I Words with sentences

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Inclination

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A tendency or preference towards a particular action or thought. Example: She had an inclination to read rather than watch television.

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Intrigue

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To arouse curiosity or interest. Example: Careless behavior during the hike could intrigue everyone in the group.

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Intrigue

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To captivate or fascinate. Example: The detective story was full of twists and turns that seemed to intrigue the readers.

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Innumerable

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Too many to be counted; countless. Example: There were innumerable stars visible in the night sky.

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Insinuate

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To suggest or hint at something indirectly. Example: The politician tried to insinuate doubts about her opponent’s honesty.

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Imminent

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About to happen; impending. Example: The storm was imminent, and everyone was advised to take shelter.

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Impartial

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Not biased or favoring one side over another. Example: An impartial judge is essential for a fair trial.

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Improvise

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To create or perform spontaneously without preparation. Example: The actor had to improvise his lines when he forgot them.

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Innocuous

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Not harmful or offensive. Example: The innocuous comment did not upset anyone.

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Incessant

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Continuing without interruption; unceasing. Example: The incessant noise made it hard to concentrate.