Inclement
Inclementa.unmerciful, rough, rugged, hard
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inclinable
Inclinablea.inclined, disposed, willing, ready
Inclination
Inclinationn.a tendency, slope, affection, desire
Incline
Inclinev.to bend, bow, lean, slope, dispose
Inclip
Inclipv.t.to inclose, surround, hold fast
Incloister
Incloisterv.t.to shut up or confine in a cloister
Inclose
Inclosev.t.to surround, shut in, fence about
Inclosure
Inclosuren.a place inclosed, fence, wall
Incloud
Incloudv.t.to darken, make dark, obscure
Include
Includev.t.to comprehend, take in, inclose
Inclusion
Inclusionn.the act of including, a repetition
Inclusive
Inclusivea.comprehending, taking in, inclosing
Inclusively
Inclusivelyad.together, at one or the same time
Incoercible
Incoerciblea.not to be forced
Incoexistence
Incoexistencen.the not exiting together
Incogitancy
Incogitancyn.a want of thought, rashness, giddiness
Incogitative
Incogitativea.wanting in thought, thoughtless
Incognito
Incognito, or Incogad.in a state of concealment
Incoherence
Incoherencen.a want of connection, incongruity
Incoherent
Incoherenta.unconnected, inconsistent, loose
Incoherently
Incoherentlyad.inconsistently, loosely, badly
Incolumity
Incolumityn.safety, security, soundness, ob.
Incombustibility
Incombustibilityn.the power of resisting fire
Incombustible
Incombustiblea.that cannot be consumed by fire
Income
Incomen.a yearly rent, salary, profit, produce
Incommensurability
Incommensurabilityn.incapacity of being measured
Incommensurable
Incommensurablea.that cannot be measured, having no common measure