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Definition: A mental picture or idea Example: I have an image of my childhood as always sunny and happy. Part of speech: image (noun) imagination (noun) |
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Definition: Entering a country in order to live there permanently Example: There are greater controls on immigrate than there used to be. Part of speech: Immigrate(verb) |
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Definition: An effect or impression Example: Her speech made a great impact on the audience Part of speech: Impact(noun) |
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Definition: A tool or instrument Example: In the farm i have much implement.
Part of speech: Implement(noun) Implementation(noun) |
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Definition: To show that somebody is involved in something unpleasant, especially a crime. Example: A well-known politician was implicated in the scandal. Part of speech: Implicate(verb) Implication(noun) |
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Definition: not expressed directly but understood by the people involved. Example: We had an implicit agreement that we would support each other. Part of speech:
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Definition: To suggest something in an indirect wa or without actually saying it. Example: He didn't say so but he implied that i was lying. Part of speech: Imply(verb) Implication(noun) |
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Definition: To make something be accepted because you are a person with power. Example: A new tax will be imposed on cigarettes. Part of speech: Impose(verb) |
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Definition: Something that encourages you (to do something). Example: The company is offering cash incentives to staff to move to another area. Part of speech: Incentive(noun) |
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Definition: The number of times something happens. Example: A high incidence of crime always happen in front of my house. Part of speech: Incidence(noun) |
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Definition: To bend forward Example: They sat rounf the table, heads incline, deep in discussion. |
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Definition: The money you receive regularly as payment for your work. Example: It's sometimes difficult for a family to live on one income. Part of speech: Income(noun) |
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Definition: To make something part of something else. Example: I'd like you to incorporate this information into your report. Part of speech: Incorporate(verb) |
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Definition: An alphabetical list of names or subjects at the end of a book. Example: The author have been writing the index in his book. Part of speech: Index(noun) |
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Definition: To show or point to something. Example: The reseptionist indicated where i should sign. Part of speech: indicate(verb) |
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Definition: Single or particular. Example: Each individual animal is weighed. Part of speech: Individual(adj) |
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Definition: To make or persuade somebody to do something. Example: Nothing could induce him to change his mind. Part of speech: Induce(verb) |
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Definition: That cannot be avoided from happening. Example: With more cars on the road, traffic jams are inevitable. Invitable(adj) |
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Definition: To reach a conclusion from the information you have. Example: I inferred from our conversation that he was unhappy with his job. Part of speech: Infer(verb) |
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Definition: characteristic, property. Example: He has a good inherent. Part of speech: inherent(adj) |
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Definition: an infrastucture or prasarana. Example: Bali has a good infrastructure. Part of speech:
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Definition: To prevent something or make something happen more slowly. Example: A drug to inhibit the growth of tumours. Part of speech: Inhibit(verb) |
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Definition: That is at the beginning, first. Example: My initial reaction was to refuse, but i later change my mind. Part of speech: Initial(adj) |
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Definition: To start something. Example: To initiate a programme of reform. Part of speech: Initiate(verb) |
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