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61. Iniquitous (inicuo) :
The number of this ubiquitous vehicle went down after the mopeds gained popularity
62. Innate (innato) :
The annual concert was a fusion of education and entertainment as the kids displayed their innate talents
63. Innocuous (inocuo) :
The question is why an innocuous Hollywood film should provoke such a reaction
64. Innovate (innovar) :
If you want to compete you have to innovate and adapt
66. Inscrutable (inescrutable) :
In the inscrutable case the overall truth about a state of affairs is not known by anyone
67. Insentient (inconsciente) :
The conclusion that we live in an unplanned insentient universe became ineluctable
68. Insipid (insípido) :
As a vocalist however he only emphasises the insipid nature of his songs most of which are reminiscent of mediocre 80s pop
69. Instigate (instigar) :
Police accused the rinks management of instigating the incident by playing music over the rinks PA system
71. Insurgent (insurgente) :
The most foreboding of these trends involves insurgent and terrorist groups who fund their ideological agendas with drug money
73. Intelligible (inteligible) :
I had to clear my throat a few times before I could give him an intelligible reply
74. Intemperate (intemperante) :
What motivates liberals to launch their increasingly wild and intemperate assaults on conservatives is in most cases their fear and hatred of the religious right
76. Intermittent (intermitente) :
Last year the bollard hit the news again when it was plagued by intermittent mechanical problems and a new motor was fitted
77. Interregnum (interregno) :
The optimum time for the church to discuss the possible resignation of the pope would be during an interregnum after a popes death and before the cardinals elect his successor
79. Intransigence (intransigencia) :
80. Intransigent (intransigente) :
Managements intransigent attitude in bargaining is a real slap in the face for employees whose valuable contributions help make Canadas food safety and inspection system one of the best in the world
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