=Illustrate=--il-lŭs´trate, not ĭl´lus-trāte.
=Illustrated=, =illustrating=, =illustrative= and
=illustrator=, are likewise accented on the second syllable.
=Imbroglio=--ĭm-brōl´yō, not ĭm-brŏl´yō.
Worcester says ĭm-brōl´ye-ō.
=Immobile=--im-mŏb´ĭl, not ĭm-mō´bĭl nor
ĭm-mō´bīle.
=Imperturbable=--im-per-tür´ba-ble, not
ĭm-per-tōō´ra-ble, nor ĭm-për´tu-ra-ble. Incapable
of being disturbed.
=Implacable=--im-plā´ka-ble, not ĭm-plăk´a-ble.
=Impotent=--im´po-tent, not ĭm-pō´tent. =Impotency= and
=impotence= are accented similarly.
=Improvise=--im-pro-vīze´, not ĭm´pro-vīze.
=Incognito=--in-kŏg´ni-tō, not in-cŏn´i-to nor
in-cŏg-nĭsh´ō. =Incog= is an authorized abbreviation.
=Incognita=, is a female in disguise.
=Indiscretion=--ĭn-dis-krĕsh´un, not ĭn-dis-krē´shun.
=Indissoluble=--in-dĭs´so-lu-ble, not
ĭn-dĭs-sŏl´u-ble. =Indissolubly=, etc.
=Industry=--in´dus-try, not ĭn-dus´try.
=Infinitesimal=--in-fin-i-tĕs´i-mal, not
ĭn-fĭn-tĕs´i-mal.
=Ingenious=--ĭn-jēn´yŭs, means possessed of genius;
skillful, etc.
=Ingenuous=--ĭn-jĕn´yu-us, means noble, open, frank,
generous, etc.
=Inquiry=--in-kwī´ry, not ĭn´kwĭ-ry.
=Inveigle=--ĭn-vē´gle, not ĭn-vā´gle. =Inveigler=
(in-vē´gler) and =inveiglement= (in-vē´gle-ment).
=Irate= ī-rāte´, not ī´rāte. Worcester gives the
latter.
=Irrational=--ir-răsh´un-al, not ĭr-rā´shun-al.
=Irrationally= (ĭr-răsh´un-al-ly), etc.
=Irrecognizable=--ir-re-kŏg´ni-za-ble, not
ĭr-rĕk´og-nī-za-ble.
=Irrelevant=, not _irrevelant_. Not applicable; not suited.
=Isinglass= ī´zĭng-glass, is a kind of gelatine prepared
from the sounds or air-bladders of certain fish, and is used in
jellies, for clarifying liquors, etc.; while the transparent
substance, frequently called _isinglass_, which is used in the
doors of stoves and lanterns, is really _mica_, a mineral that
admits of being cleaved into thin plates.
=Isolate=--ĭs´o-lāte, not ī´so-late. =Isolated=
(ĭs´o-lā-ted), etc. Worcester gives ĭz´o-lāte, etc.
=Itch=--ĭtch, not ēch.