Webster's Dictionary 1806

784

Indefectible

Indefectiblea.not subject to defect or decay

785

Indefensible

Indefensiblea.not to be defended, infamous

786

Indefference

Indefferencen.unconcernedness, carelessness

787

Indefinite

Indefinite, or Indefinita.indeterminate, unlimited, boundless, uncertain

788

Indefinitly

Indefinitlyad.in an unlimited manner

789

Indefinitude

Indefinituden.an unlimited quantity or state, ob.

790

Indeliberate

Indeliberatea.unpremeditated, rash, hasty, sudden

791

Indelible

Indeliblea.not to be effaced or blotted out

792

Indelibly

Indeliblyad.in a manner not to be effaced

793

Indelicacy

Indelicacyn.a want of taste or proper decency

794

Indelicate

Indelicatea.wanting decency, gross, unrefined

795

Indelicately

Indelicatelyad.in an indelicate manner

796

Indemnification

Indemnificationn.a security, a reimbursement

797

Indemnify

Indemnifyv.t.to maintain unhurt, to secure

798

Indemnity

Indemnityn.an exemption from punishment

799

Indemonstrable

Indemonstrablea.that cannot be demonstrated

800

Indent

Indentv.t.to cut irregularly, notch, convenant

801

Indent (2)

Indent, or Indentationn.an inequality, notch, cut

802

Indent (3)

Indentn.a certificate for interest, issued by the government of the U. States

803

Indenture

Indenturen.a kind of covenant of deed

804

Independence

Independencen.an exemption from control, freedom

805

Independently

Independentlyad.without dependence, at ease

806

Independents

Independentsn. pl.a certain religious society

807

Indesert

Indesertn.a want of merit, unworthiness, ob.

808

Indesinently

Indesinentlyad.without ceasing, for ever, ob.

809

Indestructibility

Indestructibilityn.the quality of being indestructible

810

Indestructible

Indestructiblea.that is not to be destroyed