GRE Vocabs I-L
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- iconoclast
- image-breaker, attacker of beliefs
- idleness
- æ€ æƒ°ã€ç„¡ç‚ºã€ç„¡ç›Š
- idyll
- 田園詩ã€ç‰§æŒã€ç‰©èªžè©©
- idyllic
- simple, peaceful
- ignominious
- humiliating, disgraceful（ä¸å誉ãªã€è»½è”‘ã™ã¹ã）
- ilk
- kind, sort
- illicit
- unlawful
- imbibe
- to drink, to receive and absorb into the mind
- imbroglio
- difficult or embarrassing situation
- immaculate
- spotless; free from blemish; tidy; being clean
- immaterial
- of no importance of relevance
- immerse
- to cover completely in a liquid
- imminent
- likely to happen, threatening
- impartial
- not partial or biased; unprejudiced
- impassive
- revealing no emotion or sensibility
- impeach
- to accuse of a crime; to charge with misdeeds
- impeccable
- faultless
- impede
- to interfere, block, hinder
- imperative
- urgent, necessary, compulsory
- imperceptible
- extremely slight or gradual
- imperious
- 横柄ãªã€å°‚制的ãªã€ç·Šæ€¥ã®
- imperturbable
- calm, steady, serene
- impervious
- 影響ã•ã‚Œãªã„ã€éˆæ„Ÿãª
- impetuous
- impulsive
- impious
- lacking respect, irreverent
- implacable
- cannot be pacified, inexorable
- implicate
- å·»ã込むã€åŠ æ‹…ã•ã›ã‚‹
- implore
- to plead urgently for aid or mercy
- importune
- to ask urgently
- impresario
- one who presents cultural series, organizer
- impromptu
- spur of the moment, offhand
- improvident
- not providing for the future, thoughtless
- improvise
- to invent, compose, or perform with little or no preparation
- imprudent
- unwise, not careful
- impugn
- to attack as false or wrong
- impunity
- freedom from punishment
- impute
- 〜ã®ã›ã„ã«ã™ã‚‹
- inadvertent
- heedless, not attentive （ã†ã£ã‹ã‚Šã—ãŸï¼‰
- inane
- foolish
- inanimate
- lifeless
- incapacitated
- disabled, make unfit
- incessant
- non-stop; continuing without interruption
- inchoate
- in an early stage
- incipient
- just beginning to exist (ex. Incipient stage)
- incisive
- acute（é‹åˆ©ãªï¼‰
- incite
- to provoke, urge on, move to action
- inclement
- unfavorable, stormy（無情ãªã€å†·é…·ãªã€è’れ模様ã®ï¼‰
- incoherent
- disjointed
- incompatibility
- quality of being mismatched, lack of harmony
- incomprehensibility
- the quality of being incomprehensible
- incongruous
- inappropriate
- incontrovertible
- undeniable
- incredulous
- skeptical
- incriminate
- to imply the guilt of
- incumbent
- morally required
- indefatigable
- not easily exhaustible, tireless
- indict
- accuse
- indifference
- lack of concern
- indigenous
- native
- indigent
- poor, needy
- indiscriminate
- choosing at random without careful selection
- indoctrinate
- to teach certain principles
- indolent
- lazy
- indulgent
- giving in; lenient; kind（寛大ãªã€å¤§ç›®ã«è¦‹ã‚‹ï¼‰
- inebriated
- drunk, intoxicated
- ineffectual
- not effective
- ineluctable
- certain, inevitable
- inert
- without power to move
- inevitable
- sure, certain, unavoidable
- inexorable
- inflexible, unrelenting
- inextricable
- 切り離ã›ãªã„ã€æŠœã‘出ã›ãªã„ã€è§£æ±ºå›°é›£ãª
- infallible
- exempt from error, right
- infamous
- having a bad reputation
- infatuated
- filled with intense, unreasoning love
- infiltrate
- to enter gradually or surreptitiously
- infraction
- violation
- infringe
- to trespass; to encroach（権利を侵ã™ã€ä¾µå®³ã™ã‚‹ï¼‰
- infuriate
- to make furious, enrage
- ingenuity
- cleverness
- ingenuous
- artless, frank and candid, lacking in sophistication
- ingest
- å–り込むã€æ‘‚å–ã™ã‚‹
- ingratiate
- win confidence, charm（å–り入る）
- inhale
- å¸ã„込むã€ãŒã¤ãŒã¤é£Ÿã¹ã‚‹
- inherent
- inborn
- inhibition
- restraint
- inimitable
- one of a kind, peerless（独特ã®ï¼‰
- iniquity
- injustice, wickedness（ä¸æ³•è¡Œç‚ºã€æ‚ªè¡Œï¼‰
- initiate
- to start, set going
- innate
- natural
- innocuous
- harmless, mild, innocent
- innovate
- é©æ–°ã™ã‚‹ã€å–り入れる
- inordinate
- excessive
- insatiable
- cannot be satisfied
- inscrutable
- incapable of being discovered or understood, mysterious
- insidious
- sly, seductive, treacherous
- insinuate
- to indirectly suggest something not credible
- insouciant
- unconcerned, carefree, nonchalant
- insular
- narrow-minded, like an island
- insulate
- to cause to be in an isolated position
- integral
- essential
- interdict
- prohibit, forbid
- interfusing
- spreading through, mixing up together
- interject
- to insert, interrupt
- interloper
- an unauthorized person
- interlude
- a short entertainment between the acts of play
- interminable
- unending
- internecine
- involving conflict within a group, mutually destructive
- interrogate
- question
- intimate
- to imply, suggest or insinuate
- intimidate
- to overawe
- intrepid
- brave
- intrinsic
- essential, natural, inborn
- introspective
- looking into one's own feelings
- intrusive
- invading; imposing
- intuition
- ç›´æ„Ÿã€ç›´è¦³ã€æ´žå¯Ÿ
- inundate
- to flood
- invalidate
- to deprive of legal force, to nullify
- invective
- insulting, abusive speech
- inveigh
- to attack verbally
- inveterate
- habitual, firmly established
- invigorate
- to give vigor, strength, or vitality to
- invincible
- impossible to overcome or defeat
- inviolable
- safe (from destruction, etc.)
- invoke
- to summon; to call upon
- irascible
- irritable
- irate
- angry, incensed
- irrational
- unreasonable, absurd
- irrelevant
- not related to the subject
- islet
- 小島
- itinerant
- wandering（ã‚ã¡ã“ã¡æ—…ã™ã‚‹ï¼‰
- jaded
- tired; cynical
- jargon
- the specialized language of profession
- jaunty
- sprightly, gay（ã®ã‚“ããã†ãªã€æ°—å–ã£ãŸï¼‰
- jeopardize
- to endanger
- jerkin
- an old-timey garment
- jettison
- to throw overboard, discard
- jibe
- to agree, to be in accord
- jocose
- humorous, merry
- jostle
- to shove hard
- jovial
- marked by hearty conviviality and good cheer
- jubilant
- joyful, in high spirits
- juncture
- point in time
- jurisdiction
- power, range of authority
- juxtapose
- to place side by side
- keel
- 転覆ã™ã‚‹ã€è»¢è¦†ã•ã›ã‚‹
- kidney
- 腎臓
- kindle
- to ignite
- labile
- readily open to change, unstable
- labyrinth
- arrangement of winding passages
- laceration
- jagged wound
- lachrymose
- sad; mournful; inclined to shed many tears
- lackluster
- dull
- laconic
- expressing much in few words
- ladder
- ã¯ã—ã”
- lampoon
- to ridicule
- landmark
- historic, turning point of a period
- largess
- gift, gratuity, liberality
- lassitude
- weariness, fatigue, weakness
- lasso
- 投ã’縄
- latent
- present or potential but not evident or active
- laudable
- praiseworthy
- lax
- careless, negligent
- leer
- a facial expression of contempt
- legerdemain
- deceptive adroitness（ã”ã¾ã‹ã—）
- legion
- a large number
- leniency
- generosity, indulgence
- lethal
- deadly
- lethargic
- lazy, indifferent
- levee
- an embankment raised to prevent a river from overflowing
- lever
- ã¦ã“ã€ãƒ¬ãƒãƒ¼
- levity
- lightness of disposition
- libel
- degradation by writing or publishing
- libertine
- someone unrestrained by morality or convention（放蕩者）
- limerick
- a humorous verse form of 5 anapestic lines
- limn
- to describe
- linchpin
- è¦ã€æ€¥æ‰€ã€æ©Ÿè»¸ã€æ ¹å¹¹
- lionize
- to look on or treat as a celebrity
- liquidation
- disposal of, killing（清算ã€å‡¦åˆ†ï¼‰
- literati
- people who are educated or intellectual
- lithe
- graceful
- livid
- pale
- loath
- unwilling, reluctant
- loathe
- to hate
- loiter
- to stand around idly
- longevity
- long duration of life
- loquacious
- extremely talkative
- lucrative
- profitable
- lugubrious
- very sad
- lumber
- to move heavily and clumsily（é‡ã€…ã—ãå‹•ã）
- lurid
- sensational
- lush
- luxurious, elaborate
- lute
- an old-timey instrument
- lymphoma
- リンパ腺
- instigate
- to foster a rebellion, to urge on（ã‘ã—ã‹ã‘ã‚‹ã€ç…½ã‚Šç«‹ã¦ã‚‹ï¼‰