Vocabulary words beginning with I.
Marked by or causing disgrace, shame, or public humiliation.
To persistently and urgently ask someone for something, often in a way that is annoying or troublesome.
Lacking foresight or thrift; not providing for the future; wasteful or thoughtless in terms of resource management.
To fail to improve or to make worse; to not become better.
A person who currently holds a particular office or position, especially an elected political office.
To compensate someone financially for loss, damage, or liability incurred, often by providing security against future losses.
Showing an inclination to avoid activity or exertion; habitually lazy or idle.
Lacking movement, energy, or the capacity to act; inactive or unresponsive.
Impossible to stop, prevent, or persuade by entreaty; unyielding in attitude or process.
Relating to the groin or the region where the abdomen meets the inner thigh.
Showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect.
Not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects; inappropriate or out of place.
Lacking importance, significance, or serious effect; trivial.
Anger or annoyance provoked by something perceived as unfair.
Affected by alcohol to the point of being drunk; intoxicated.