Implicate - Show some one to be involved in a crime.
Eg: The villagers implicated their chief in the recent dual murders.
Imprecate - utter a curse.
Eg: He often imprecates others for his miserable life.
Implicit - not directly expressed but implied.
Comprehensive - including all aspects, all inclusive, complete.
Eg: a comprehensive victory [victory achieved with a huge margin]
a comprehensive study of American history.
Comprehensible - understandable.
Eg: This book is not at all a comprehensible for the laymen.
Portentous - Giving a sign or warning that something bad is going to happen.
Eg: 2012 is considered as portentous year for humanity by many of the astrologists.
Ponderous - dull, boring, lifeless.
Eg: fell asleep during the ponderous speech.
Spectators left because of their ponderous game.
seamy - sordid, disrespectful.
Eg: He was involved in a seamy corruption scandal
You can see the seamy side of the city.
seemly(adj) - conforming the standards of conduct and good taste, behaviour
Eg: Its is not seemly to observe him closely.
His seemly behaviour made him a respectable person in his area.
Ingenuous - truthful, naive, innocent and unsuspecting
Eg: People like to talk to him because of his ingenuousness.
Ingenious - clever, imaginative, innovative.
Eg: He is an ingenious story teller.
Indigenous - native, local, aboriginal.
Eg: They are the indigenous people of Siberia.
Implacable - unable to appease, soothe.
Eg: The bullet injured caused him an implacable pain.
Impeccable - faultless, flawless, perfect.
Eg: His manners is impeccable.
Very few persons will be as impeccable as Rachael is.
Insolent - rude, arrogant, lack of respect.
Eg: He is known for his insolent behaviour.
Insolvent - bankrupt, unable to pay one's debts.
Eg: The company became insolvent.
Impasse(n) - dead-lock, situation without any progress, dead end, stalemate, check mate
Eg: the political impasse.
My promotion is in impasse
Passe - Out of date, no longer fashionable
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