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1. Iconoclast (iconoclasta) :
Today the 22yearold admits that she is inspired by iconoclasts such as Balenciaga Vivienne Westwood and Junya Watanabe but enjoys a whole spectrum of designers
2. Idiosyncrasy (idiosincrasia) :
He is proof that autism is a spectrum disorder of huge diversity and that the individual idiosyncrasies of each child reveal the utter uselessness of the label
3. Idyll (idilion) :
The concrete pebbledashed trees under the plaque suggest that this form of community history is made up of a hankering back to a rural idyll but one that is compromised already by the urban
4. Ignominious (ignominiosa) :
Ulysses is a terrible novel and deserves to die an ignominious death
5. Ignominy (honto kaj) :
Barrie himself was childless his own joyless marriage to Mary Ansell a beautiful actress ending in public ignominy when his wife had an affair
6. Illuminate (lumigi) :
Here he attended lectures by such illuminati as Stanley Cavell on Wittgenstein and John Rawls the theory justice
7. Illusory (iluzia) :
Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory
8. Immoderate (malmodera) :
There are a number of causes for sports injuries including faulty training methods immoderate amount of exercise bad physical conditions and even illfitted shoes
9. Immutable (neŝanĝeblaj) :
Due to the faulty regulations over the long term the villagers begin to think that these conditions are immutable
10. Impartial (senpartia) :
This provides free independent impartial and confidential advice to people with debts
13. Imperative (imperativo) :
With a slogan in the imperative for every page each designed to stimulate or simulate happiness the calendar is a study in conventional contentment
15. Impious (malpia) :
Do not permit them to return or think of returning again to the place which they so impiously and sacrilegiously destroyed lest worse may come
16. Importune (petegu) :
There used to be a pretty clear split between political consultants who helped politicians to get elected and lobbyists who importuned them on behalf of private clients
17. Impoverished (malriĉaj) :
19. Impromptu (improvizita) :
Now and then there was a bit of impromptu dancing by some of the team members
20. Impropriety (nedececo) :
The activist whose daughter was a presiding officer for one polling station has strenuously denied any impropriety
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