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41. Indigence (nouze) :
he did valuable work towards the relief of indigence
42. Indigenous (domorodý) :
This key issue may soon demand as much anthropological discussion research and problematising as indigenousness and the colour bar have in the past
43. Indigent (nuzný) :
There is a fondness for its indigents in Wellington I have never seen in any other community
44. Indolence (netečnost) :
my failure is probably due to my own indolence
45. Inductee (branec) :
46. Indulgent (shovívavý) :
How come society winked indulgently at his excesses while reserving stern castigation for the rest
48. Ineffable (nevýslovný) :
This philosophy replaces the ineffable mystery of God with the ineffable mystery of consciousness
49. Inefficacious (nepůsobivý) :
Throughout the 18th century doctors were lampooned for their greed and dishonesty and the inefficacy of their cures
50. Inept (nešikovný) :
He visits his old office tries to help out but feels like he left the work in inept hands
52. Inertia (setrvačnost) :
Ignorance fear inertia and stubbornness remain to be overcome
53. Inevitable (nevyhnutelný) :
But in the end it appeared to be a final desperate attempt to avoid the inevitable
54. Inexorable (neúprosný) :
There was no capitulation over the four kilometres and there were no errors merely gradual submission to inexorable opponents
55. Inexpedient (nevhodný) :
There is no doubt that negotiations on this problem are possible and expedient since they would go a long way to close the gaps in the existing agreements on the limitation of strategic weapons
56. Infallible (neomylný) :
It wasnt an altruistic thing at all but she did believe deep in her heart that an infallible God a God that would never steer her wrong was telling her requiring her to do that
57. Infamous (nechvalně známý) :
Amsterdam is famous indeed infamous for its relaxed laws on certain narcotic substances
58. Infer (usoudit) :
Berndt infers a pullapart basin as the reason for this local depression because of the location between two major strikeslip faults
59. Ingrate (nevděčník) :
Many English people see us as whining ingrates
60. Inimical (nepřátelský) :
In the twentieth century Middle Eastern politics was dominated by mega versions of tribalism namely nationalism and socialism all inimical to modern development from the bottom up
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