UNIT 4 LESSON 1 Spelling List

Interior

• The outside part of something.

• The inside part of something.

• A type of furniture.

• A decorative element in architecture.

Immigrant

• A person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.

• A tourist visiting for a short period.

• A citizen who moves to another city within the same country.

• A person who is temporarily residing in a foreign country.

Irreplaceable

• Can be easily replaced if lost or damaged.

• Can be replaced with a similar item.

• Impossible to replace if lost or damaged.

• Can be repaired but not replaced.

Irrevocable

• Not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered; final.

• Able to be changed or modified; flexible.

• Temporary and subject to change; provisional.

• Easily reversible and can be undone; mutable.

Illuminate

• To light up or make clear.

• To obscure or darken.

• To confuse or mislead.

• To decorate or embellish.

Illustrate

• To explain or make something clear by using examples, charts, pictures, etc.

• To create a detailed written description of something.

• To summarize information in a brief manner.

• To analyze data and draw conclusions.

Illusion

• A false idea or belief; something that is not what it seems to be.

• A clear and accurate perception of reality.

• A type of optical phenomenon that enhances vision.

• A mental state of confusion or uncertainty.

Influx

• A sudden increase in temperature

• An arrival or entry of large numbers of people or things.

• A decrease in population density

• A method of transportation

Irresponsible

• Showing a proper sense of responsibility.

• Not showing a proper sense of responsibility.

• Taking accountability for one's actions.

• Being overly cautious and careful.

Impulsive

• Acting or done without forethought.

• Carefully planned and executed.

• Deliberate and thoughtful in decision-making.

• Cautious and reserved in behavior.