Day 7 Vocabulary
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A hindrance or obstruction in doing something.
" A lack of resources was a major impediment to the project’s completion."
Impertinent
Not showing proper respect; rude.
" The student’s impertinent question to the professor shocked everyone in the lecture hall."
Impregnable
Unable to be captured or broken into; unassailable.
" The ancient fortress was considered impregnable, having never been conquered in battle."
Incentive
A thing that motivates or encourages one to do something.
" The company offered a bonus as an incentive for employees to meet their sales targets."
Incentivize
To provide an incentive or motivation for a particular action.
" The company decided to incentivize the sales team by offering a bonus for exceeding their targets."
Incontrovertible
Impossible to dispute, question, or deny; undeniable.
" The jury was presented with incontrovertible evidence of the defendant’s guilt."
Incredulously
In a manner indicating disbelief or skepticism.
" He stared at the winning lottery ticket incredulously, unable to believe his good fortune."
Incumbent
Necessary for someone as a duty or responsibility.
" As the team leader, it is incumbent on you to make sure all tasks are completed on time."
Incur
To become subject to something unwelcome or unpleasant as a result of one's own behavior or actions.
" The company will incur significant losses if the new product is not a success."
Indemnify
To compensate someone for harm or loss.
" The insurance company agreed to indemnify the homeowner for the damages to their property."
Injunction
An authoritative warning or order.
" The company was issued an injunction to stop selling the product until it was deemed safe."
Innocuous
Not harmful or offensive.
" His comments were innocuous and meant to be a harmless joke."
Inquisition
A period of prolonged and intensive questioning.
" He was subjected to a thorough inquisition by his parents after coming home past his curfew."
Interface
A point where two systems, subjects, or organizations meet and interact.
" The new software's interface was designed to be user-friendly and easy to navigate."
Interminable
Endless or seemingly endless.
" The meeting felt interminable, stretching on for hours without a clear conclusion."