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| Word | Modifies | Used in a Sentence | Definitions |
| 141. ignorantly | verb | He ignorantly disclosed our secret codes. | lacking education or knowledge; unaware or uninformed |
| 142. immoderately | verb | He immoderately consumed too much alcohol. | exceeding normal or appropriate bounds; extreme |
| 143. immodestly | verb | She often immodestly wore skimpy clothing. | lacking modesty; offending against sexual mores in conduct |
| 144. immorally | verb | They immorally dressed for a elegant dinner. | contrary to established moral principles |
| 145. immovably | verb | Immovably they stood against all efforts to change. | impossible to move or alter; unyielding in principle |
| 146. impatiently | verb | Impatiently she said how angry she felt. | unable to wait or tolerate delay; restless; anxious |
| 147. imperiously | adjective | It was an imperiously arrogant attitude. | arrogantly domineering or overbearing |
| 148. impertinently | verb | The boy impertinently stated he hated us. | the state or an example of disrespectful rudeness |
| 149. impetuously | verb | He impetuously screamed for them to stop. | heedlessness, hasty; forceful energy or emotion |
| 150. impolitely | verb | They impolitely told us to shut up. | discourteous; not polite |
| 151. impudently | verb | Impudently they shouted down all objections. | showing a lack of respect; insolent or impertinent |
| 152. impulsively | verb | Impulsively she screamed at everyone. | showing a lack of discernment; rash, careless; thoughtless |
| 153. inaccurately | verb | Inaccurately he told his recollection of events. | mistaken or incorrect; faulty |
| 154. inadequately | verb | Inadequately she described her need for attention. | insufficient to fulfill a need or meet a requirement |
| 155. inanely | adjective | It was an inanely stupid idea. | lacking sense or substance; empty; devoid of meaning |
| 156. incessantly | adjective | We heard an incessantly mournful wail. | continuing without interruption |
| 157. incoherently | verb | He began to incoherently babble about nothing. | lacking cohesion, connection, or harmony |
| 158. inconsistently | adjective | He showed an inconsistently irrational behavior. | not regular predictable; erratic; contradictory |
| 159. incorrectly | verb | She incorrectly described the situation. | not correct; erroneous or wrong |
| 160. indecently | verb | She often dressed indecently. | offensive to good taste; unseemly; immodest |
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