Master Word List I3

Sr No.	Word	hindi	Meaning	Example
1881	insinuate	इशारा करना	hint; imply	What are you trying to insinuate by that remark?
1882	insipid	फीका	lacking in flavor; dull	Flat prose and flat ginger ale are equally insipid: both lack sparkle.
1883	insolence	बदतमीजी	imprudent disrespect; haughtiness	How dare you treat me so rudely! The manager will hear of you insolence.
1884	insolvent	दिवालिया	bankrupt; lacking money to pay	When rumors that he was insolvent reached his creditors, they began to press him for payment of the money due them.
1885	insomnia	अनिद्रा	wakefulness; inability to sleep	He refused to join us in a midnight cup of coffee because he claimed it gave him insomnia.
1886	insouciant	insouciant	indifferent; without concern or care	Your insouciant attitude at such a critical moment indicates that you do not understand the gravity of the situation.
1887	instigate	भड़काना	urge; start; provoke	I am afraid that this statement will instigate a revolt.
1888	insubordinate	उद्धत	disobedient	The insubordinate private was confined to the barracks.
1889	insubstantial	असाध्य	lacking substance; insignificant; frail	His hopes for a career in acting proved insubstantial; no one would cast him, even in an insubstantial role.
1890	insularity	संकीर्णता	narrow-mindedness; isolation	The insularity of the islanders manifested itself in their suspicion of anyuthing foreign.
1891	insuperable	अजेय	insurmountable; invincible	In the face of insuperable difficulties they maintained their courage and will to resist.
1892	insurgent	विद्रोही	rebellious	We will not discuss reforms until the insurgent troops have returned to their homes.
1893	insurrection	विद्रोह	rebellion; uprising	Given the current state of affairs in South Africa, an insurrection seems unavoidable.
1894	intangible	अमूर्त	not able to be perceived by touch; vague	Though the financial benefits of his Oxford post were meager, Lewis was drawn to it by its intangible rewards: prestige, intellectual freedom, the fellowship of his peers.
1895	integral	अविभाज्य	complete; necessary for completeness	Physical education is an integral part of our curriculum; a sound mind and a sound body are complementary.
1896	integrate	एकीकृत	make whole; combine; make into one unit	She tried to integrate all their activities into one program.
1897	integrity	अखंडता	uprightness; wholeness	Lincoln, whose personal integrity has inspired millions, fought a civil war to maintain the integrity of the republic, that these United States might remain undivided for all time.
1898	intellect	बुद्धि	higher mental powers	He thought college would develop his intellect.
1899	intelligentsia	बुद्धिजीवीवर्ग	intellectuals; members of the educated elite	She preferred discussions about sports and politics to the literary conversations of the intelligentsia.
1900	inter	अंतर	bury	They are going to inter the body tomorrow ar Broadlawn Cemetry.
1901	interdict	पाबंदी	prohibit; forbid	Civilized nations must interdict the use of nuclear weapons if we expect out society to live.
1902	interim	अन्तरिम	meantime	The company will not consider our proposal until next week; in the interim, let us proceed as we have in the past.
1903	interloper	अन्तःप्रवेष्टा	intruder	The merchant thought of his competitors as interlopers who were stealing away his trade.
1904	interminable	अनन्त	endless	Although his speech lasted for only twenty minutes, it seemed interminable to his bored audience.
1905	intermittent	रुक-रुक कर	periodic; on and off	Our picnic was marred by intermittent rains.
1906	internecine	आपसी	mutually destructive	The rising death toll on both sides indicates the internecine natire of his conflict.
1907	interpolate	बैठाना	insert between	She talked so much that I could not interpolate a single remark.
1908	interregnum	दो राजाए के भीतर समय	period between two reigns	Henry VIII desperately sought a male heir because he feared the civil strife that might occur if any prolonged interregum succeeded his death.
1909	interrogate	पूछताछ	question closely; cross-examine	Knowing that the Nazis would interrogate him about his background, the secret agent invented a cover story that would help him meet their quesions.
1910	intersperse	बिखेरना	scatter	The molecules will intersperse throughout the space according to the second law of thermodynamics.
1911	intervene	हस्तक्षेप करना	come between	She intervened in the argument between her two sons.
1912	intimate	अन्तरंग	hint	She intimated rather than stated her preferences.
1913	intimidation	धमकी	fear	A ruler who maintains his power by intimidation is bound to develop clandestine resistance.
1914	intractable	असभ्य	unruly; refractory	The horse was intractable and refused to enter the starting gate.
1915	intransigence	कट्टरता	state of stubborn unwillingness to compromise	The intransigence of both parties in the dispute makes an early settlement almost impossible to obtain.
1916	intrepid	निडर	fearless	For his intrepid conduct in battle, he was promoted.
1917	intrinsically	आंतरिक रूप से	essentially; inherently; naturally	Although my grandmother's china has intrinsically little value, I shall always cherish it for the memories it evokes.
1918	introspective	आत्मविश्लेषी	looking within oneself	We all have our introspective moments during which we examine our souls.
1919	introvert	अंतर्मुखी	one who is introspective; inclined to think more about oneself	In his poetry, he reveals that he is an introvert by his intense interest in his own problems.
1920	intrude	घुसेड़ना	trespass; enter as an uninvited person	She hesitated to intrude on their conversation.
1921	intuition	अंतर्ज्ञान	power of knowing without reasoning	She claimed to know the truth by intuition.
1922	inundate	पाट देना	overflow; flood	The tremendous waves inundated the town.
1923	inured	त्रस्त	accustomed; hardened	She became inured to the Alaskan cold.
1924	invalidate	रद्द करना	weaken; destroy	The relatives who received little or nothing sought to invalidate the will by claiming that the deceased had not been in his right mind when he signed the document.
1925	invective	फटकार	abuse	He had expected criticism but not the invective that greeted his proposal.
1926	inveigh	धावा करना	denounce; utter censure or invective	He inveighed against the demagoguery of the previous speaker and urged that the audience reject his philosophy as dangerous.
1927	inveigle	लुभाना	lead astray; wheedle	She was inveigled into joining the club after an initial reluctance.
1928	inverse	उलटा	opposite	There is an inverse ratio between the strength of light and its distance.
1929	invert	पलटना	turn upside down or inside out	When he inverted his body in a hand stand, he felt the blood rush to his head.
1930	inveterate	कट्टर	deep-rooted; habitual	She is an inveterate smoker and cannot break the habit.
1931	invidious	अपमानजनक	designed to create ill will or envy	We disregarded her invidious remarks because we realized how jealous she was.
1932	invincible	अजेय	unconquerable	Superman is invincible.
1933	inviolability	पवित्रता	security from being destroyed, corrupted or profaned	They respected the inviolability of her faith and did not try to change her manner of living.
1934	invoke	आह्वान	call upon; ask for	She invoked her advisor's aid in filling out her financial aid forms.
1935	invulnerable	अभेद्य	incapable of injury	Achilles was invulnerable except in his heel.
1936	iota	योटा	very small quantity	She hadn't an iota of common sense.
1937	irascible	चिड़चिड़ा	irritable; easily angered	Her irascible temper frightened me.
1938	irate	क्रुद्ध	angry	When John's mother found out that he had overthrown his checking account for the third month in a row, she was so irate that she could scarcely speak to him.
1939	iridescent	इंद्रधनुषी	exhibiting rainbowlike colors	She admired the iridescent hues of the oil that floated on the surface of the water.
1940	irksome	दुःखित	annoying; tedious	He found working on the assembly line irksome because of the monotony of the operation he had to perform.
1941	ironic	लोहे का	occurring in an unexpected and contrary manner	It is ironic that his success came when he least wanted it.
1942	irony	व्यंग्य	hidden sarcasm or satire; use of words that convey a meaning opposite to the literal meaning	Gradually his listeners began to realize that the excessive praise he was lavishing was merely irony; he was actually denouncing his opponent.
1943	irreconsilable	irreconsilable	incompatible; not able to be resolved	Because the separated couple were irreconcilable, the marriage counselor recommended a divorce.
1944	irrelevant	असंगत	not applicable; unrelated	This statement is irrelevant and should be disregarded by the jury.
1945	irremediable	निरुपाय	incurable; uncorrectable	The error she made was irremediable; she could see no way to repair it.
1946	irreparable	अपूरणीय	not able to be corrected or repaired	Your apology cannot atone for the irreparable damage you have done to her reputation.
1947	irrepressible	सदा एकसां	unable to be restrained or held back	Her high spirits were irrepressible.
1948	irresolute	डगमग	uncertain how to act; weak	She had no respect for him because he seemed weak-willed and irresolute.
1949	irreverent	अपमान जनक	lacking proper respect	The worshippers resented her irreverent remarks about their faith.
1950	irrevocable	स्थिर	unalterable	Let us not brood over past mistakes since they are irrevocable.
1951	isotope	आइसोटोप	varying form of an element	The study of the isotopes of uranium led to the development of the nuclear bomb.
1952	isthmus	Isthmus	narrow neck of land connecting two larger bodies of land	In a magnificent feat of engineering, Goethals and his men cut through the isthmus of Panama in constructing the Panama Canal.
1953	itinerant	चलनेवाला	wandering; traveling	He was an itinerant peddler and traveled through Pennsylvania and Virginia selling his wares.
1954	itinerary	यात्रा कार्यक्रम	plan of a trip	Before leaving for his first visit to France and England, he discussed his itinerary with people who had been there and with his travel agent.