front 1 heterogenous | back 1 adj. originating outside the organism |
front 2 hierarchy | back 2 n. the classification of a group of people according to ability or to economic, social, or professional standing |
front 3 histrionics | back 3 n. deliberate display of emotion for effect |
front 4 hodgepodge | back 4 n. jumble |
front 5 homogeneous | back 5 adj. of the same or a similar kind or nature |
front 6 homogenous | back 6 adj. identical |
front 7 hyperbole | back 7 n. extravagant exaggeration |
front 8 iconoclast | back 8 n. a person who attacks settled beliefs or institutions |
front 9 idiosyncrasy | back 9 n. a peculiarity of constitution or temperament : an individualizing characteristic or quality |
front 10 idyllic | back 10 adj. pleasing or picturesque in natural simplicity |
front 11 ignominious | back 11 adj. deserving of shame or infamy |
front 12 ilk | back 12 n. sort, kind |
front 13 illiberality | back 13 adj. opposed to liberalism |
front 14 imminent | back 14 adj. ready to take place : happening soon |
front 15 impair | back 15 v. to diminish in function, ability, or quality : to weaken or make worse |
front 16 impeach | back 16 v. to charge with a crime or misdemeanor |
front 17 importune | back 17 v. to press or urge with troublesome persistence |
front 18 impresario | back 18 n. the promoter, manager, or conductor of an opera or concert company |
front 19 impute | back 19 v. to credit or ascribe (something) to a person or a cause |
front 20 inane | back 20 adj. lacking significance, meaning, or point; silly |
front 21 incendiary | back 21 adj. igniting combustible materials spontaneously |
front 22 inchoate | back 22 adj. being only partly in existence or operation |
front 23 incongruous | back 23 adj. not harmonious |
front 24 incontrovertible | back 24 adj. not open to question |
front 25 incorrigibility | back 25 adj. incapable of being corrected or amended |
front 26 incumbent | back 26 n. the holder of an office |
front 27 indoctrinate | back 27 v. to instruct especially in fundamentals or rudiments; teach |
front 28 indolent | back 28 adj. showing an inclination to laziness |
front 29 inebriated | back 29 adj. exhilarated or confused by or as if by alcohol |
front 30 inert | back 30 adj. very slow to move or act |
front 31 inexorable | back 31 adj. not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped |
front 32 infraction | back 32 n. the act of infringing |
front 33 ingenuous | back 33 adj. showing innocent or childlike simplicity and candidness |
front 34 ingrained | back 34 adj. forming a part of the essence or inmost being |
front 35 inimical | back 35 adj. being adverse often by reason of hostility or malevolence |
front 36 injunction | back 36 n. a writ granted by a court of equity whereby one is required to do or to refrain from doing a specified act |