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Wordabulary

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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.

importance Noun A2

The quality of being valuable, significant, or worth paying attention to.

important Adjective A1

Having a big effect or meaning, worth paying attention to.

impose Verb B2

To force a rule, punishment, or belief onto someone, or to force your own presence on someone.

impossible Adjective A2

Not able to happen or be done.

impoverished Adjective B1

Extremely poor, lacking money or resources.

impregnable Adjective C1

Too strong to be captured, entered, or defeated.

impress Verb B2

To cause someone to feel admiration or respect.

impressed Adjective B2

Feeling admiration or respect for something or someone.

impression Noun B1

An idea, feeling, or opinion formed about someone or something, often quickly, or a mark left by pressing on a surface.

impressive Adjective A1

Causing admiration because of size, quality, or skill.

improve Verb A1

To make something better, or to become better.

improvement Noun A2

A change that makes something better than it was before.

improvise Verb B1

To create or perform something on the spot without preparation.

impudent Adjective C1

Rude and disrespectful, especially toward someone who deserves respect.

impugn Verb C1

To criticize someone's honesty or motives, suggesting they are not to be trusted.

impulse Noun B2

The change in an object's momentum caused by a force acting on it over time, or a sudden urge to act without thinking.

impute Verb C1

To say that someone is responsible for something, usually something negative.

in Preposition A1

Shows that something is inside a place, container, or period of time.

in front of Preposition A1

In a position ahead of or facing something.

inadvertent Adjective B1

Not done on purpose, accidental.

inane Adjective C1

Silly and lacking any real meaning or sense.

inarticulate Adjective C1

Unable to express thoughts or feelings clearly in words.

inasmuch Conjunction C1

To the extent that, or because.

incandescent Adjective B1

Producing light through heat and glowing brightly, or extremely intense in feeling.

incarnadine Adjective C2

Blood red or flesh colored, a literary word for a deep pink or red shade.

incarnate Adjective C1

In bodily form, especially used to describe an abstract quality embodied in a person.

incendiary Adjective C1

Designed to start a fire, or likely to provoke anger or violent conflict.

incentive Noun B2

Something that encourages a person to do something, often a reward.

incessant Adjective C1

Continuing without stopping, especially in an annoying way.

inch Noun A1

A small unit of length equal to about two and a half centimeters.

inchoate Adjective C2

Just beginning and not yet fully formed or developed.

incident Noun B2

An event, especially one that is unusual, unpleasant, or noteworthy.

incipient Adjective B1

Just beginning to exist or appear, not yet fully developed.

incisive Adjective C1

Showing clear, sharp thinking and the ability to get straight to the important point.

inclination Noun C1

A natural tendency to think or behave in a particular way, or a feeling of wanting to do something.

incline Noun B1

A surface that slopes upward or downward.

include Verb A2

To have something as one of the parts or members of a whole.

included Adjective A2

Contained as part of something else, especially a total price or group.

including Preposition A2

Used to show that something or someone is part of a larger group being mentioned.

income Noun A2

Money that a person or business earns regularly, especially from work or investments.

incompatible Adjective B2

Not able to exist, work, or combine together successfully.

incongruous Adjective C1

Strange because it does not match or fit its surroundings or context.

inconsequential Adjective C1

Not important enough to have any real effect or significance.

inconstancy Noun C1

A tendency to change frequently, especially in loyalty, affection, or opinion.

incorporate Verb C1

To include something as part of a larger whole.

incorporeal Adjective C1

Not having a physical body or form.

incorrect Adjective A1

Not correct or accurate.

incorrigible Adjective C1

Having bad habits that cannot be changed or corrected.