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imitate, copy, mimic, ape, parody, simulate.
These verbs mean to follow something or someone taken as a model.
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immediately, instantly, forthwith, directly, promptly, presently.
These adverbs mean with little or no delay. They are arranged in approximate
order of intensity.
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importance, consequence, moment, significance, import, weight.
These nouns refer to the state or quality of being significant, influential,
or worthy of note or esteem.
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improve, better, help, ameliorate.
These verbs mean to advance to a more desirable, valuable, or excellent
state.
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inactive, idle, inert, passive, dormant.
These adjectives mean not involved in or disposed to activity.
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include, comprise, comprehend, embrace, involve.
These verbs mean to take in or contain as part of something larger.
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inconsistent, incongruous, incompatible, discordant, uncongenial, discrepant.
These adjectives mean being in marked disagreement.
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increase, expand, enlarge, extend, augment, multiply.
These verbs mean to make or become greater or larger.
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indifferent, unconcerned, incurious, detached, uninterested.
These adjectives mean marked by an absence of interest.
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infinite, limitless, illimitable, boundless, measureless, eternal, innumerable, numberless, countless.
These adjectives are applicable to what does not have known limits or
boundaries.
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inflexible, inexorable, adamant.
These adjectives mean not capable of being swayed or diverted from a course.
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injure, harm, hurt, damage, impair, mar, spoil.
These verbs mean to affect detrimentally.
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