Exam: TOEFL

Definition: Not fair or just; treating people unequally or unfairly.

Example: The new policy was criticized for being inequitable to low-income families.

Definition: In a way that is unfair or not equal.

Example: The resources were distributed inequitably among the different groups.

Definition: A situation or condition that is unfair or unjust, often referring to social or economic disparities.

Example: The report highlighted the inequity in access to education among different communities.

Definition: In a way that cannot be removed or eliminated; permanently.

Example: The problems caused by pollution are ineradicably linked to our industrial practices.

Definition: The quality of being free from mistakes or inaccuracies; the belief that something, especially a text, is completely true and without errors.

Example: Many scholars debate the inerrancy of ancient religious texts.

Definition: Free from mistakes or inaccuracies; incapable of making errors.

Example: Many believe that the scriptures are inerrant and should be taken literally.

Definition: Not able to move or act; lacking energy or responsiveness.

Example: The inert gas does not react with other substances.

Definition: The property of an object that makes it resist changes in its state of motion, meaning it will stay still or keep moving in the same direction unless something else pushes or pulls it.

Example: The car's inertia caused it to continue moving forward even after the driver hit the brakes.

Definition: In a way that is inactive or lacking the ability to move or respond.

Example: The chemical reaction occurred, but the substance remained inertly in the solution.

Definition: The state of being inactive or lacking the ability to move or react. It can also refer to a lack of energy or motivation.

Example: The inertness of the old machinery made it difficult to get it working again.