English Vocabulary for 8th June : Here is the complete list.

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English Vocabulary for 8th June :

Introduce (v) : bring in, inject, familiarize
Introspection (n) : examining one’s own feelings
Intrude (v) : come uninvited
Intrust (v) : confide
Intuition (n): insight
Inundate (v) : to flood, overflow
Inure (v) : to make accustomed
Invade (v) : to enter a country with a view to conquest
Invalid (adj.): feeble, without value
Invalidate (v) : to weaken or destroy the validity of
Invaluable (adj.) : of great value, priceless
Invariable (adj.) : unchangeable, fixed
Invasion (n) : invading or being invaded
Invective (n) : abusive language
Inveigh (v) : speak bitterly, attack in words
Invent (v) : originate for the first time
Invention (n) : a thing newly found out or devised
Inventory (n) : detailed list of goods, furniture etc.,
Inverse (adj.) : contrary, reversed, opposite in effect
Invert (v) : to turn upside down
Invertebrate (adj.) : having no back bone
Inverted (adj.) : turned upside down
Investigate (v) : examine inquire into
Investment (n) : placing of money or other resources to gain a profit
Inveterate (adj.) :hardened, habitual
Invidious (adj.) : likely to cause envy
Invigorate (v) : to strengthen
Invincible (adj.) : not able to be conquered
Inviolable (adj.) : not to be broken
Invisible (adj.) : not to be seen
Invitation (n) : a polite request to come
Invite (v) : to request attendance
Inviting (adj.) : tempting, alluring, attractive
Invocation (n) : calling upon god in prayer
Invoice (n) : list of goods sent with details of prices and charges
Invoke (v) : request earnestly, to address in prayer
Involuntary (adj.) : not done willingly, done unconsciously
Involve (v) : include, entangle
Invulnerable (adj.) : not able to be wounded or hurt
Inward (adj.) : placed within
Inwardly (adv) : in mind or spirit, within oneself
Iota (n) : very small part

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