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indulgent
Overly willing to satisfy someone's wishes or excuse their behavior.
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ineluctable
Impossible to avoid or escape.
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inept
Lacking skill or competence.
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inequitable
Unfair or unequal in an unjust way.
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inert
Inactive or lacking the ability or tendency to move or act.
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inevitable
Certain to occur or impossible to avoid.
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inexorable
Continuing relentlessly and not yielding to persuasion or resistance.
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inexplicable
Difficult or impossible to explain.
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inextricably
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So closely connected or entangled that separation is difficult or impossible.
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infallible
Incapable of error or failure.
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infirmity
A weakness or lack of strength, sometimes related to age or illness.
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inflated
Exaggerated or increased beyond a reasonable or true level.
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ingenuous
Innocent, candid, and free from artifice, sometimes naively so.
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ingrate
A person who shows no gratitude.
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inheren
Find under inherent
Existing as a natural or essential part of something.
1 mention in the supplied list. contextual typo: inheren -> inherent.
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inherent
Existing as a natural or essential part of something.
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inherently
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Existing as a natural or essential part of something.
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innocuous
Unlikely to cause harm or offense.
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inordinate
Greater in amount or degree than is reasonable or expected.
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insensate
Lacking sensation or awareness; figuratively, devoid of sensible restraint.
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insensible
Unaware of or unable to perceive something.
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insidious
Developing subtly or gradually in a harmful way.
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insinuate
To suggest something indirectly, often something unfavorable.
One word family: also includes insinuation.
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insinuation
Find under insinuate
An indirect suggestion, often one that is insulting or unfavorable.
One word family: also includes insinuation.
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