Academic Vocabulary with Examples

#201

ideology

Example sentences

1. The party follows a socialist ideology.
2. Political ideology can shape public policy.
3. The book explains the ideology of the movement.

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#202

immune

Example sentences

1. Vaccines help the body become immune to some diseases.
2. She is immune to that common infection.
3. The immune system protects us from illness.

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#203

impact

Example sentences

1. The storm had a serious impact on the village.
2. Technology has changed the impact of distance on communication.
3. We studied the environmental impact of the project.

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#204

implicit

Example sentences

1. The message contains an implicit warning.
2. There was an implicit agreement between them.
3. His criticism was implicit rather than direct.

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#205

incidence

Example sentences

1. The incidence of the disease has decreased.
2. The study measured the incidence of accidents.
3. There is a higher incidence of the problem in cities.

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#206

inclusion

Example sentences

1. The policy supports the inclusion of all students.
2. The inclusion of examples makes the lesson clearer.
3. Social inclusion helps people feel accepted.

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#207

independently

Example sentences

1. She completed the task independently.
2. The two researchers worked independently.
3. Students should learn to think independently.

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#208

indicator

Example sentences

1. A high temperature can be an indicator of illness.
2. The light is an indicator that the machine is on.
3. Income is one indicator of economic health.

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#209

indigenous

Example sentences

1. The forest is home to indigenous communities.
2. They protect indigenous languages and traditions.
3. This plant is indigenous to the region.

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#210

indirect

Example sentences

1. The project created indirect benefits for local shops.
2. She gave an indirect answer.
3. The road offers an indirect route to the town.

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#211

induce

Example sentences

1. The medicine may induce sleep.
2. Stress can induce headaches.
3. The experiment was designed to induce a reaction.

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#212

induction

Example sentences

1. New employees attend an induction program.
2. The doctor planned the induction of labor.
3. The course introduces mathematical induction.

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#213

inequality

Example sentences

1. The report highlights income inequality.
2. Education can help reduce social inequality.
3. The graph shows growing inequality between regions.

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#214

infect

Example sentences

1. The virus can infect both people and animals.
2. Dirty water may infect an open wound.
3. One sick computer can infect the whole network.

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#215

inference

Example sentences

1. We made an inference from the available evidence.
2. The conclusion is based on a reasonable inference.
3. Students practiced drawing an inference from a text.

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#216

infinite

Example sentences

1. The universe may be infinite.
2. The line continues in both directions and is infinite.
3. There seem to be infinite choices online.

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#217

informal

Example sentences

1. We had an informal meeting after lunch.
2. The email uses informal language.
3. She received informal training from a colleague.

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#218

inhibit

Example sentences

1. Fear can inhibit learning.
2. The drug may inhibit the growth of bacteria.
3. Strict rules sometimes inhibit creativity.

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#219

inhibition

Example sentences

1. The medicine causes inhibition of the enzyme.
2. Social inhibition made him quiet in groups.
3. The study examined inhibition of plant growth.

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#220

initiate

Example sentences

1. The manager will initiate the new project.
2. Press the button to initiate the process.
3. The school plans to initiate a reading program.

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