illogical
adjectiveNot following a reasonable or consistent line of reasoning.
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illusive
adjectiveBased on or producing a misleading appearance or illusion.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsimbue
verbTo fill or permeate with a quality, feeling, or idea.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsinane
adjectiveLacking sense, significance, or substance.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsinclined
adjectiveHaving a tendency or willingness to think or act in a particular way.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsincompetent
adjectiveLacking the skills or ability needed to perform a task adequately.
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adjectiveUnwilling or unable to believe something.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsindulgent
adjectiveOverly willing to satisfy someone's wishes or excuse their behavior.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsinept
adjectiveLacking skill or competence.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsinfirmity
nounA weakness or lack of strength, sometimes related to age or illness.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsinflexible
adjectiveUnwilling or unable to change or bend.
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nounThe willingness and ability to begin useful action without waiting to be directed.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsintolerant
adjectiveUnwilling to accept views, behavior, or people regarded as different or objectionable.
One word family: also includes intolerance.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsintransigent
adjectiveUnwilling to compromise or change a firmly held position.
One word family: also includes intransigence.
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