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첫댓글 [intemperate]
His intemperate response to the junior’s work ignites his strong determination to change the position at work or quit the job.
[irresolute]
Students at high school meet the peak of their irresolute stance over which university they choose.
[irrevocable]
To get back your irrevocable youth, you’d better earn a slew of money and invest in your beauty with high edge technology.
[ignominious]
Impeachment is the most ignominious career for the president who governs a president.
[incendiary]
The movie entitled 12:12, the Day is explicitly incendiary. For that reason, parents should be on high alert for watching the film with their babies.
[insouciant]
Despite the impending exam, she always has some insouciant confidence and self esteem.
[iridescent]
The kaleidoscope shows us iridescent colors and a variety of shapes by shaking it.
[intemperate]
After a year of intemperate spending, my bank account balance faced backlash.
[irresolute]
He was determined to quit the job, overcoming his irresolute mindset.
[incendiary]
The leader made use of incendiary remarks to boost member's morale.
[ineluctable]
The company was faced insolvency due to the ineluctable recession.
[interloper]
I felt myself an interloper when I first set foot in Mantra, but I become a MOOJUKER after 1 day passed.
[assertive]
Our team needs an assertive determination. We cannot afford irresolution!
[vocarious]
Looking back the dinner time, I was a voracious eater who lacked in self-control.
ascetic
He pursues an ascetic lifestyle but it is not easy to endure the simple pleasures from civilization.
voracious
Clairvoyance, a voracious eater, always thinks of something to eat.
retract
The CEO ordered the manager to retract the product’s advertisement after discovering that model was engaging in the drug incident.
interloper
When I approached my neighbors to communicate with them, they regarded me as an interloper.
interlude
JYP inserted Suzy’s musical interlude into his concert to boost the audience attention.
invidious
The review of the restaurant contained invidious comments about the service from an obnoxious and offensive customer who wanted to get some giveaways.
iridescent
The cosmetic company sells iridescent qualities of soap that led to a bunch of customers who are in their 20's.
innuendo
A condescending senior gave her junior some advice which was filled with innuendo, but she was too naive to follow it.
insouciant
Despite the final round, the figure skater looked insouciant.
[invidious]
Being son of the company’s CEO, he has taken his invidious position without effort.
[iridescent]
My life is iridescent because I can be every color I like.
[insuperable]
Peter faces insuperable debt from the excessive chicken-spree culture, leading to intermittent chicken-fasting.
[incumbent]
Our incumbent president has faced a rain of invective regardless of any political orientation.
[irresolution]
Sometimes, go hard on yourself because the company cannot afford irresolution in taking care of you.
[irrevocable]
It is too sad and regretful when my youth is evanescent and irrevocable.
[ignominious]
Before doing Rock-Paper-Scissors, Peter always bluntly says I will win. However, there has been nothing more than ignominious defeat.
1.Intemperate
My intemperate life has had an important impact on my health.
2.Invective
She launch an invective to her friends when she angry.
3.Irresolute
I think his only weakness is his irresolute attitude.
4.Ignominious
He made big mistake, so his project came to ignominious end.
5.Inalienable
Life is inalienable thing that everyone should not do carelessly.
6.Incendiary
The cause of the recent fire accident is work of an incendiary.
7.Incumbent
Our sitting president is getting a lot of criticism from the people.
1. ignominious
Coherent wanted to play a game of rock, paper, scissors to choose one person on the team who would carry all of their belongings along the way to their destination. After suffering an ignominous defeat, he carried all of item.
2. incendiary
Amazon’s incendiary remark about Chloe’s age always make her piss off and aggressive.
3. innuendo
Befor he is officially charged with a crime, the tabloid article was filled with innuendo including filmography, hinting at drug scandal.
4. insouciant
She entered the coference room with complete insouciant demeanor to the fact that she was late.
5. interloper
During the Fluency speaking class, an unexpected interloper entered the room and boasted about his success in getting a job.
6. invidious
The invidious comparisons between siblings made by parents hurt her and turned her into an introvert.
7. retract
He had to retract his statment when he realize it poses the great threat to not only his own country but also abroad.
- intemperate
When I was teen, my intemperate behavior to the teacher always make a huge problem that my mom had to attend the school.
- irresolute
The worst attitude of leader is irresolution making themselves distrusted.
- inalienable
We were all born inalienable. We have to be conscious of that.
- incumbent
He is one of the incumbents in this project who did not meet the deadline.
-incursion
I was concerned about the incursion of noise from the big dog upstairs
- ineluctable
The last stress interview is ineluctable for the job that I've dreamed since I was young.
- inimitable
Her gorgeous voice is truly inimitable, even making a crying baby smile.
1.Intemperate
-His intemperate response to criticism only escalated the conflict.
2.Invective
-The online discussion deteriorated into a series of invective-laden comments.
3.Irresolute
The leader's irresolute stance on the issue left the team unsure of the direction.
4.Irrevocable
-Some words, once spoken, can have an irrevocable impact on relationships.
5.Ignominious
-The team suffered an ignominious defeat, losing by a significant margin.
6.Inalienable
-Freedom of speech is often considered an inalienable right in democratic societies.
7.Incumbent
-The incumbent president faced challenges in the upcoming election.
1. intemperate
: His intemperance in drinking caused a lot of issues with his body.
2. invective
: His comment on the new political issue was full of aimless invective.
3. irrevocable
: Hours of discussion could not change her father's irrevocable decision to set a curfew.
4. ignominious
: Giving up before doing something can be an ignominious behavior.
5. ignominy
: The intemperance in spending money brought ignominy to his family.
6. inalienable
: The pursuit of Happiness is an unalienable human right.
7. incendiary
: The politician's incendiary remarks sparked unexpected outrages from the audience.
8. ineluctable
: He pleasantly accepted and appreciated the ineluctable destiny.
9. inimitable
: His art work was so inimitable that nobody could downplay the value of it.
10. innuendo
: The naive interviewee did not accept the innuendo embedded in the question.
11. insuperable
: What seemed like insuperable challenges can be overcome by time.
@Grit_남재우 12. insouciant
: His insouciant demeanor is one of the reasons to attract and disarm others.
13. interim
: You can see the layoff as an interim period to bridge and forge your careers.
14. interloper
: People of color used to be viewed as interlopers in the West.
15. interlude
: Minutes of walking could be a calm and peaceful interlude of your day.
16. invidious
: Teachers are asked not to use invidious comparison between students.
17. iridescent
: He was mesmerized with the iridescent colors of paintings.
[intemperate]
His intemperate habits is bumping up various infirmities that require special care.
Intemperate spending without a clear budget will hollowed money out from your bank account.
[intemperate]
Children these days are exposed to the intemperance of sweets such as Tanghuru, a candied fruit lollipop, being highly likely to be diagnosed with diabetes.
[invective]
The debate took an ugly turn when both candidates resorted to invective rather than discussing policy.
[irresolute]
As a result of irresolute attitude when an antique cup up was at an auction, he lost a chance to come into a lot of money.
[inalienable]
Freedom of speech is often considered an inalienable right in democratic societies.
[incendiary]
The authorities were on high alert for potential incendiaries during the dry season. Every household should have at least one fire extinguisher at home. As fallen leave can be work as the incendiary materials.
[incumbent]
It is incumbent upon us to protect the environment for future generation.
Meeting project deadlines is an incumbent for success
[incursion]
A room right next to hers make an incursion of noise, ended up not leaving only one single soul in the building.
[ineluctable]
Death is an ineluctable part of the human experience. A 15-year-old girl gave her vital organ to five individuals by post-mortem donation.
[inimitable]
Different people excel at different things. His writing style is truly inimitable, making him standout in the publishing industry. As reading a book is his inveterate habit to keep his performance outstanding.
[insouciant]
Her insouciant demeanor masked the stress she was feeling internally.
Despite the impending final exam, she faced every tasks at her hand with an insouciant confidence
[insuperable]
She faced what seemed like insuperable challenges but eventually overcame it, reaching to the end of southern city on foot.
[interim]
The interim solution provided a temporary fix until a more permanent one could be implemented.
[interloper]
I felt like an interloper until I went down to the Cupa Mantra to grab a cup of coffee as when I was a newcomer to MOOJUK.
[interlude]
The special day provided a pleasant interlude between official classes.
[invidious]
Making invidious comparisons between your children can stifle their improvement.
[iridescent]
The soap bubbles had an iridescent quality, reflecting a spectrum of colors.
1. invective
The invective comments made by the student were met with disciplinary action.
2.irresolute
The leader’s irresolute stance on the issue left the team unsure of the direction.
3. inalienable
The government has a duty to protect the inalienable rights of its citizens.
4. incursion
The army conducted an incursion into enemy territory.
5. inimitable
His sense of humor was inimitable,he always had everyone laughing.
6. innuendo
The subtle innuendo made me question his true intentions.
7. interloper
The interloper disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the party.
8. invidious
Despite their invidious remarks she remained confident in her abilities.
9.iridescent
The shard of pearl is smooth and iridescent.
10.didactic
The mentor's advice was didactic ,yet the mentee still struggled.
11.doctrinaire
My doctrinaire approach to left no room for alternative solutions.
12.voracious
The voracious reader devoured every book in the library.
13.ascetic
The ascetic monk lived a life of simplicity, devoid of material possessions.
1, intemperate: I keep my fixed expenditure in check in order to change my intemperate spending habit.
2, invective: I cannot hold back my anger towards criminals with a series of invective-laden comments.
3, irresolute: Out of panic, she was so irresolute at the moment that she cannot decide what to do.
4, irrevocable, The contract has been already irrevocable and binding except for force majeure such as inclement weather or SRCC—strikes, riots, and civil commotions.
5, ignominious, He deserved to be ignominious owing to a series of murders.
6, incendiary, The politician’s incendiary remarks sparked outrage and heated debate.
7, inimitable, I like her way of speaking which sounds inimitable based on her firm philosophy.
1.If you believe you're always right, you'd become dogmatic.
2.You should try and be more assertive.
3.He used his position to repudiate the policies of the leadership.
4.He has a voracious appetite.
5.He is a liberal and quite a doctrinaire in his opinions.
6.We tried to persuade her, but she was adamant.
7.The monks lived a very ascetic life.
.intemperate
He drinks a lot every day. He is so intemperate
2.irresolute
My boyfriend's biggest problem is his irresolute
3.irrevocable
After posting this report, the new product will be released after irrevocable
4.inalienable
Hard work can be taken away, but talent inalienable
5.incursion
In the past, the way to kill kings was usually by incursion and assassinating kings
6.inimitable
The actor swept the film industry with his inimitable acting ability
7.iridescent
The artist, who used only achromatic colors, painted iridescent paintings for the first time this time