Ineptly
Ineptlyad.unfitly, unsuitably, foolishly
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inequality
Inequalityn.unevenness, disproportion, rough
Inequitable
Inequitablea.contrary to equity or justice
Inerrability
Inerrability, or Inerrablenessn.infallibility
Inerrable
Inerrablea.exempt from error or mistake
Inerrably
Inerrably, or Enerringlyad.without error, safely
Inert
Inerta.sluggish, dull, heavy, motionless, sleepy
Inertion
Inertionn.a want of action, a torpid state
Inertly
Inertlyad.sluggishly, dully, heavily, sleepily
Inestimable
Inestimablea.that is above all price, invaluable
Inevident
Inevidenta.not plain or clear, obscure, dark
Inevitability
Inevitability, or Inevitablenessn.certainty
Inevitable
Inevitablea.not to be escaped, certain, fixed
Inevitably
Inevitablyad.without possibility of escape
Inexact
Inexacta.not exact or precise
Inexactness
Inexactnessn.incorrectness, want of precision
Inexcitable
Inexcitablea.not capable of excitement
Inexcusable
Inexcusablea.not to be excused, infamous
Inexcusably
Inexcusablyad.beyond or without excuse
Inexecution
Inexecutionn.neglect of execution or performance
Inexertion
Inexertionn.a want of effort or exertion
Inexhalable
Inexhalablea.that cannot be evaporated
Inexhausted
Inexhausteda.not drained or emptied, unspent
Inexhaustible
Inexhaustiblea.that cannot be drained or spent
Inexhaustless
Inexhaustlessa.inexhaustible, not to be spent
Inexistence
Inexistencen.a privation of existence or being
Inexistent
Inexistenta.not existing, not in actual being