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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 112
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 112
incorrigible
adjective • Core
Meaning: not able to be corrected or reformed
Synonyms: unreformable, habitual
Antonyms: reformable, correctable
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as incorrigible. In context, incorrigible suggests something that is not able to be corrected or reformed.
indelible
adjective • Core
Meaning: unable to be removed or forgotten
Synonyms: permanent, lasting
Antonyms: erasable, temporary
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as indelible. In context, indelible suggests something that is unable to be removed or forgotten.
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indigenous
adjective • Core
Meaning: originating naturally in a particular place
Synonyms: native, local
Antonyms: foreign, imported
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as indigenous. In context, indigenous suggests something that is originating naturally in a particular place.
Memory trick: Indigenous = native to the place.
indolence
noun • Core
Meaning: avoidance of activity due to laziness
Synonyms: laziness, sloth
Antonyms: industry, diligence
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of indolence. In this context, indolence refers to avoidance of activity due to laziness.
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inexorable
adjective • Core
Meaning: impossible to stop or persuade
Synonyms: relentless, unyielding
Antonyms: flexible, avoidable
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as inexorable. In context, inexorable suggests something that is impossible to stop or persuade.