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inactive |
Adjective
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not engaged in full-time work |
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inactive |
Adjective
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lacking activity |
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inactive |
Adjective
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not progressing or increasing, usually referring to a disease or pathogen |
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inactive |
Adjective
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lacking in energy or will |
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inactive |
Adjective
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not erupting and not extinct, e.g. in the case of volcanos |
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inactive |
Adjective
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not exerting influence or change |
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inactive |
Adjective
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not in physical motion |
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inactive |
Adjective
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not involved in military operations |
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inactive |
Adjective
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not participating in a chemical reaction |
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indolent |
Adjective
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(of tumors, e.g.) slow to heal or develop and usually painless |
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indolent |
Adjective
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disinclined to work or exertion |
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inflamed |
Adjective
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adorned with tongues of flame |
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inflamed |
Adjective
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lighted with red light as if with flames |
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inflamed |
Adjective
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resulting from inflammation |
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inlaid |
Adjective
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adorned by inlays |
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inwrought |
Adjective
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having a decorative pattern worked or woven in |
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icky |
Adjective
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soft and sticky |
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icky |
Adjective
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very bad |
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incremental |
Adjective
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increasing gradually by regular degrees or additions |
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intercalary |
Adjective
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having a day or month inserted to make the calendar year correspond to the solar year: 'Feb. 29 is an intercalary day' |
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inadequate |
Adjective
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lacking the requisite qualities or resources to meet a task |
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inadequate |
Adjective
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not sufficient to meet a need |
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ingenious |
Adjective
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showing inventiveness and skill |
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incapable |
Adjective
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not being susceptible to or admitting of something (usually followed by `of') |
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incapable |
Adjective
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not meeting requirements |
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incapable |
Adjective
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(followed by `of') lacking capacity or ability |
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incapable |
Adjective
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(followed by `of') not having the temperament or inclination for |
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incompetent |
Adjective
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not meeting requirements |
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incompetent |
Adjective
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not qualified or suited for a purpose |
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incompetent |
Adjective
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legally not qualified or sufficient |
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incompetent |
Adjective
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not doing a good job |
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incompetent |
Adjective
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showing lack of skill or aptitude |
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incompetent |
Noun
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someone who is not competent to take effective action |
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inaesthetic |
Adjective
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violating aesthetic canons or requirements |
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inartistic |
Adjective
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lacking aesthetic sensibility |
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impressed |
Adjective
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deeply or markedly affected or influenced |
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immune |
Adjective
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(usually followed by `to') not affected by a given influence |
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immune |
Adjective
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relating to or conferring immunity (to disease or infection) |
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immune |
Adjective
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secure against |
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immune |
Adjective
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relating to the condition of immunity |
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immune |
Noun
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a person who is immune to a particular infection |
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inadvisable |
Adjective
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not prudent or wise |
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inadvisable |
Adjective
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not advisable |
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ill-advised |
Adjective
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without careful prior deliberation or counsel |
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inept |
Adjective
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revealing lack of perceptiveness or judgment or finesse |
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inept |
Adjective
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generally incompetent and ineffectual |
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inept |
Adjective
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not elegant or graceful in expression |
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in-your-face |
Adjective
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blatantly aggressive |
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inanimate |
Adjective
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appearing dead |
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inanimate |
Adjective
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not endowed with life |