List 10. 1. Intrepid  Adjective-Fearless; bold 2. Intricacy  Noun-Detailed or complex.

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List 10

1. Intrepid  Adjective-Fearless; bold

2. Intricacy  Noun-Detailed or complex

3. Intrinsic  Adjective-Essential; basic or necessary

4. Introspective  Adjective-Examining one’s own thoughts or feelings; looking inward; thoughtful

5. Inure  Verb-To become used to accepting something which is undesirable

6. Invidious  Adjective-Harmful or obnoxious

7. Miscreant  Noun-One who behaves criminally or violently

8. Laconic  Adjective-Sparing of words

9. Laudable  Adjective-Praiseworthy; commendable

10. Lucid  Adjective-Easily understood; clear

11. Lucrative  Adjective-Profitable

12. Malevolent  Adjective-Spiteful; malicious

13. Martyr  Noun-One who dies or makes a great sacrifice for a cause

14. Mercenary  Noun-Hired soldier who fights only for the money

15. Misanthrope  Noun-One who hates mankind