2019考研：英语单词每日一练2017.11.27

Il
illegal [iˈli:gəl] a.
illiquid [i'likwid] adj.
illustrate [ˈiləstreit] n.
illiterate [i'litərit] a.
illogical [iˈlɔdʒik(ə)l] adj.
Im
immune [iˈmju:n] a.
impair [imˈpeə] v.
[区] impart [imˈpɑ:t] vt.
impartial [im'pɑ:ʃəl] a.
immense [iˈmens] a.
immoral [iˈmɔrəl] a.
impatient [imˈpeiʃənt] a.
Ir
irrelevant [i'relivənt] a.
irresistible [ˌiriˈzistəbəl] a.
resist [riˈzist] v.
irregular [iˈregjulə] a.
irrational [iˈræʃənəl] a.
irresponsible [ˌiri'spɔnsəbl] a.
Un-
unemployment ['ʌnim'plɔimənt] n.
laid off 
redundancy [ri'dʌndənsi] n.
unfold [ˈʌnˈfəuld] v.
unfavorable ['ʌn'feivərəbl] adj.
unknowable ['ʌn'nəuəbl] adj.
unknown ['ʌn'nəun] adj.
unconscious [ʌn'kɔnʃəs] adj.
 Non-
non-specialist n.
non-celebrity n.
 non-commercial adj.
noneconomic [nɔni:kə'nɔmik] adj.
nonsense [ˈnɔnsəns] n.
non-standard adj.
nonconformist [ˌnɔnkənˈfɔ:mist] adj.  n.
conform [kənˈfɔ:m] vi.（to）
non-materialistic
nonstop [nɔn'stɔp] ad.   n.   a.
nonverbal [ˌnɔn'və:bl]      adj.
non-existent [nʌn ig'zistənt] adj.  
Nonfundamentalist n.
【真题例句】
This same absence of moral purpose was wounding companies such as News International, she thought, making it more likely that it would lose its way as it had with widespread illegal telephone hacking.（2015-T4）

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