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21. Impugn (attaquer) :
All too often psychologys internal battles have been driven by negative leaders he says people who attempt to gain power by impugning the motives or actions of others
23. Inadvertent (involontaire) :
This electoral process will be more transparent than in recent years because of both intended and inadvertent government reforms
25. Incarceration (incarcération) :
the public would not be served by her incarceration
27. Inchoate (fruste) :
Those who purge Darwin from Americas schools must yell in order to drown out their own misgivings the inchoate realization that they are barking at the moon
28. Incipient (naissant) :
The intentional note of grief imagined anticipatory and incipient is again an important element of that defense
29. Incise (inciser) :
After the surgeon incises the fascial layer extends the incision proximally and distally and retracts medially and laterally he or she measures the patellar tendon width
31. Incoherent (incohérent) :
Darin was right I did feel better after babbling my incoherent misgivings
32. Incongruous (incongru) :
The girls will screech when she says this fall about laughing because for someone so tiny and sweet the incongruity of these words is hilarious and she knows it
33. Inconsequential (sans conséquence) :
They watched TV and chatted inconsequentially before going for a drink at half past nine
34. Inconspicuous (discret) :
The young man drove until he reached an inconspicuous building near the center of the town
35. Incubus (incube) :
Later in the Middle Ages of course these incubi and their female counterparts succubi were believed to have an independent existence
37. Indecorous (inconvenant) :
Too intimate a portrayal of a virtuous Spanish woman was considered indecorous and perhaps being portrayed itself was perceived as contributing to vanity
38. Indelible (indélébile) :
We never found it but your humility left an indelible impression on me and I decided that is how I want to treat people
40. Indifferent (indifférent) :
Forget about league performances and the indifferent display against London two weeks ago
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