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Immaterial (adj.) : unsubstantial, spiritual
Immature (adj.) : not fully developed
Immeasurable (adj.) : that cannot be measured, infinite
Immediate (adj.) : direct, nearest, instantaneous
Immemorial (adj.) : going further back in time beyond the reach of memory, old
Immense (adj.) : great
Immerse (v) : to plunge into water r liquid
Immigrant (n) : an incomer to settle in a country
Immigrate (v) : to enter a country as a settler
Imminent (adj.) : about to happen
Immobile (adj.) : motionless, unable to move
Immoderate (adj.) : unreasonably excessive
Immodest (adj.) : lacking modesty, shameless
Immolate (v) : kill in sacrifice
Immoral (adj.) : vicious, wrong
Immorality (n) : depravity
Immortal (adj.) : living for ever
Immovable (adj.) : fixed, that cannot be moved, unchangeable
Immunity (n) : exemption, freedom
Immure (n) : imprison, shut oneself up
Imp (n) : a demon, mischievous child
Impact (n) : effect, impulse, collision
Impair (v) : damage, weaken
Impale (v) : execute by fixing on a stake or by piercing
Impart (v) : give share of, inform
Impartial (adj.) : just, unbiased
Impassable (adj.) : impossible to pass through
Impasse (n) : blind lane, position, from which there is no escape
Impassioned (adj.) : moved by strong feeling
Impassive (adj.) : unemotional
Impatience (n) : want of patience, restlessness
Impatient (adj.) : restless, desiring
Impawn (v) : put in pawn
Impeach (v) : accuse, find fault with to question
Impeccable (adj.) : doing no wrong
Impecunious (adj.) : poor
Impede (v) : retard, get into the way of
Impel (v) : include, push, move
Impend (v) : to hang over, to be imminent
Impending (adj.) : about to happen

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