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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 138 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| immortal | adj. | An immortal man often dies. | undying |
| impartial | adj. | We all want an impartial judge. | unbiased |
| impatient | noun | We should not be impatient persons. | hasty |
| imperialism | noun | Imperialism is not in favor today. | domination |
| implement | noun | We need implements to farm well. | tools |
| verb | We will implement the new policy. | activate | |
| implore | verb | I implore you to be careful. | beg |
| imply | verb | I don't imply that you are dishonest. | suggest |
| import | verb | We will import color film from Japan. | ship in |
| verb | It had a far reaching import. | significance | |
| importance | noun | The importance of that is very great. | value |
| important | adj. | She is an important leader. | prominent |
| adj. | It's an important step we are taking. | critical | |
| impose | verb | We will impose a heavy fine on you. | levy |
| impossible | adj. | He has an impossible task. | hopeless |
| impress | verb | We will impress them with a banquet. | persuade |
| impression | noun | It's my impression they are not done. | belief |
| impressive | adj. | It's an impressive display of power. | grand |
| imprison | verb | We will imprison him for six years. | jail |
| improve | verb | We must improve our work. | better |
| verb | After an operation he improved. | recovered | |
| improvement | noun | Soon he showed improvement. | healing |
| impulse | noun | I did it on an impulse. | whim |
| in | prep. | He was hit in the face. | in the bounds |
| prep. | He was in politics. | activity of | |
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