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Vocabulary Review for 27th May :

Impossibility (n) : impracticality
Impossible (adj.) : not possible
Impost (n) : tax
Impostor (n) : one who deceives by false pretences
Imposture (n) : deception by means of false pretences
Impotent (adj.) : weak, lacking in manly sexual capacity
Impound (v) : to seize by legal authority, to shut up (animal) in a pound
Impoverish (v) : to make poor, render less fertile, weaken
Impracticable (adj.) : not able to be done
Imprecate (v) : to call down curses upon
Impregnable (adj.) : able to with stand any attack
Impress (v) : imprint, press, stamp, fix deeply in the mind
Impression (n) : idea, mark made by pressure, number of copies of book etc., printed at one time
Impressionable (adj.) : easily affected, sensitive to impressions
Impressive (adj.) : creating a great effect on the mind and the feelings
Imprison (v) : to confine in a prison
Imprisonment (n) : confining in a prison
Improbability (n) : that which is not likely to happen
Improbable (adj.) : not likely to be true or to happen
Impromptu (adj.) : done without previous preparation
Improper (adj.) : not suitable, incorrect
Improve (v) : to make or become better, utilize
Improvement (n) : not providing for future needs
Improvident (adj.) : not providing for future needs
Improvise (v) : to devise on the spur of the moment
Imprudence (n) : rashness
Imprudent (adj.) : uncautious, rash, foolhardy
Impudence (n) : insolence, shamelessness
Impudent (adj.) : shameless, bold, rude
Impugn (v) : to attack in argument
Impulse (n) : force, incentive, motive
Impunity (n) : dirtiness, adulteration
Impure (adj.) : not pure, dirty immoral
Impurity (n) : dirtiness, adulteration
Impute (v) : to blame for, ascribe
In (prep.) : inside of
Inability (n) : lack of power or means

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