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Spelling list for 8th graders. Words starting with i and j.
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incidentally |
Incidentally, it was many months before the whole truth was uncovered.
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inconvenience |
The delayed flight was an inconvenience.
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indulgence |
Chocolate is my one indulgence.
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inept |
Disappointed fans accused the referee of being inept.
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inevitable |
The snow led to inevitable delays.
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innumerable |
The course has innumerable benefits.
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insistent |
The teacher was insistent that all students should be punctual.
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insufficient |
The man had insufficient funds to pay off his debt.
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integrity |
She was a woman of strong character and integrity.
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intermittent |
There was intermittent rain all day.
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internally |
They hired a candidate for the new role internally.
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interrogate |
She wanted to interrogate her daughter but held back.
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jewelry
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The jewelry store was closed.
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