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Inaccurate (adj.) : not exact, wrong
Inaction (n) : idleness
Inactive (adj.) : idle, not working
Inactivity (n) : idleness, want of activity
Inadequate (adj.) : insufficient, imperfect, defective
Inadmissible (adj.) : that cannot be allowed, unfit
Inadvertence (n) : want of care
Inadvisable (adj.) : not advisable
Inalienable (adj.) : not transferable
Inane (adj.) : foolish
Inanimate (adj.) : without organic life
Inanition (n) : emptiness, exhaustion from lack of food
Inapplicable (adj.) : not suitable, inappropriate
Inappreciable (adj.) : that cannot be appreciated
Inapproachable (adj.) : difficult to meet or reach
Inappropriate (adj.) : unsuitable, unfitting
Inapt (adj.) : unskilled, not bearing on the subject
Inartistic (adj.) : unskilled, not following the principles of art
Inarticulate (adj.) : unable to speak clearly, not distinct
In as much as (adv) : since, because, seeing that
Inattention (n) : heedlessness
Inaudible (adj.) : not loud enough, to be heard
Inaugural (adj.) : pertaining to an opening ceremony
Inaugurate (v) : to make a beginning formally
Inauspicious (adj.) : unlucky, unfavourable
Inborn (adj.) : innate, implanted by nature
Incalculable (adj.) : uncertain, not foreseeable, that cannot be counted or measured
Incandescent (adj.) : glowing with heat
Incantation (n) : enchantment, any magic
Incapable (adj.) : incompetent, disqualified
Incapacitate (v) : make unfit, to disqualify
Incapacity (n) : incapability
Incarceration (n) : confinement
Incarnation (n) : embodiment of idea, quality, principle etc., in concrete from, personification
Incendiarism (n) : the crime of setting fire to property
Incense (n) : fragrant smoke from burning aromatic herbs, spices etc
Incentive (adj.) : stimulating, encouraging
Inception (n) : beginning, initial period
Incessant (adj.) : continued or repeated without a pause

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