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increase	to make larger or greater; add to. [3 definitions]
increasingly	more and more; to a greater and greater degree.
incredible	difficult or impossible to believe. [2 definitions]
incredulous	not able to believe something.
incriminate	to show involvement in a crime.
incubate	to keep warm until time to hatch.
incubator	a warm container that protects and helps babies that are sick or born too early. An incubator allows doctors to control the temperature, amount of oxygen, and other conditions that affect a baby's health. [2 definitions]
incurable	not capable of being cured.
indebted	owing money, thanks, or a favor to another person.
indecent	improper, crude, or causing offense.
indeed	without any question or doubt; truly. [2 definitions]
indefinite	not certain, not clear, or not having fixed limits.
indefinite article	either of the articles "a" or "an" in English grammar. These articles do not restrict the noun to a particular person, place or thing. In the sentence, "A dog ran into my yard," the indefinite article "a" is used to show that it could have been any dog, and that a particular dog is not being named.
indent¹	to begin to write or type farther from the left margin than the other lines.
independence	the state or condition of being independent. [2 definitions]
Independence Day	a U.S. national holiday celebrated on July 4 to remember the signing of the Declaration of Independence from England in 1776; Fourth of July.
independent	not ruled by another; ruling oneself. [3 definitions]
in depth	in a thorough way.
in detail	including all the particulars.
index	an alphabetical list of subjects, names, or other information in a book, with page numbers given for each item. [2 definitions]
index finger	the finger between the thumb and the longest finger. The index finger is the finger most often used for pointing.

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