Imperate
Imperatea.done with knowledge or willingly, ob.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Imperative
Imperativea.commanding, ordering, bidding
Imperceptible
Imperceptiblea.not to be perceived, minute
Imperceptibly
Imperceptiblya.in an imperceptible manner
Imperfect
Imperfecta.incomplete, defective, frail
Imperfection
Imperfectionn.a defect, failure, want, fault
Imperfectly
Imperfectlyad.not completely or fully, badly
Imperforate
Imperforatea.not pierced or bored through
Imperial
Imperiala.belonging to an emperor, royal
Imperialist
Imperialistn.one belonging to an emperor
Imperious
Imperiousa.haughty, arrogant, lordly, powerful
Imperiously
Imperiouslyad.insolently, arrogantly, proudly
Imperiousness
Imperiousnessn.high authourity, arrogance, pride
Imperishable
Imperishablea.not liable to decay or perish
Impermanent
Impermanenta.not lasting, not durable
Impermeability
Impermeabilityn.the quality of being impermeable
Impermeable
Impermeablea.that cannot be passed through
Impersonal
Impersonala.having no particular person
Impersonally
Impersonallyad.in an impersonal manner
Imperspicuous
Imperspicuousa.not sufficiently clear or plain
Impersuasible
Impersuasiblea.not to be persuaded, obstinate
Impertinence
Impertinencen.intrusion, rudenesss, folly, a trifle
Impertinent
Impertinenta.meddling, intrusive, saucy, trifling
Impertinent (2)
Impertinentn.a meddler, intruder, trifler
Impertinently
Impertinentlyad.officously, without reason
Impertransible
Impertransiblea.that cannot be passed through, ob.
Imperturbable
Imperturbablea.unpassable, thick, inaccessible