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View by: All | Definitions only | Smart Words| Meaning: | To block; to obstruct |
| Sounds Like: | Stampede (race) |
| Imagine This: | When the stampede of the elephants went through the African village, it blocked the way people use to travel until the elephants left. |
| Other Forms: | Impedance (noun); Impediment (noun) |
| Meaning: | Moving quickly and violently; done impulsively |
| Looks Like: | Im_pet_us |
| Imagine This: | The little boy, before petting the hamster, saw the sign next to the cage, “Do not pet us!� and he make an impulsive move to retreat his hand. |
| Other Forms: | Impetuosity (noun); Impetuously (adv.) |
| Connect With: | Impetuosity (noun); Impetuously (adv.) |
| Meaning: | Impoliteness; discourtesy |
| Sounds Like: | Him_to_dance |
| Imagine This: | The boy was extremely impolite when he refused to dance with a girl who asked him onto the floor. |
| Other Forms: | Impudent (adj.); Impudently (adv.) |
| Meaning: | Absurd; foolish |
| Looks Like: | Insane (crazy) |
| Imagine This: | The insane boy made many foolish jokes in class while the teacher was speaking. |
| Other Forms: | Inanity (noun); Inanely (adv.) |
| Meaning: | To introduce formally into office |
| Imagine This: | Bill Clinton was inaugurated in a solemn ceremony attended by many VIPs, to signify that he is officially the new President of the United States. |
| Other Forms: | Inauguration (noun); Inaugural (adj.) |