Study the word list: Tier 2 Words (impressive - inhibition)

Tier 2 words are less common than high frequency (Tier 1) words. They are often integral to the comprehension of exam questions or core subject knowledge.

Word list: Tier 2 Words (impressive - inhibition)

	impressive	If something is impressive, it means it is grand or spectacular.
	incentive	An incentive motivates you to do something.
	incidence	Incidence is the frequency with which something occurs.
	inclination	If you have an inclination towards something, it means you favour it over other things.
	income	Your income is the money you make.
	incompatible	If two things are incompatible, it means they do not work well together.
	incorporated	If something has been incorporated, it means it has been combined into something else.
	independent	If you are independent, it means you are free from external control and constraint.
	index	An index is an alphabetical listing of names and topics along with the page numbers on which they are discussed.
	indicate	If you indicate something, it means you signal it is there.
	individual	If something is individual, it means it is separate and distinct from others of the same kind.
	induced	If something is induced, it means it is brought about.
	industrious	If someone is industrious, it means they are hardworking.
	inevitably	If something happens inevitably, it means it happened in the only way it ever could have occurred.
	inferred	If something is inferred, it means it is deduced or reasoned using logic.
	infrastructure	Infrastructure is the basic structure or features of a system or organisation.
	inherent	If something is inherent, it means it is permanent, essential, or characteristic.
	inhibit	If you inhibit something, it means you limit or stop it.
	inhibition	An inhibition is a feeling that makes you self conscious and stops you feeling relaxed.