Ignorantly
Ignorantlyad.without knowledge, art or skill
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ignorantlyad.without knowledge, art or skill
Ilen.a walk or alley in a church, an ear of a corn
Ilegiblea.that cannot be read or made out
Iliac, or Iliacala.belonging to the lower bowels
Iliadn.a fine heroic poem written by Homer
Illa.bad, sick, disordered, not in health, evil
Illn.harm, misfortune, misery, wickedness, evil
Illad.not rightly, amiss, wickedly, not easily
Illacerablea.that cannot be torn or dicided
Illapsen.a gradual entrance, sudden attack, false
Illaqueationn.the act of insnaring, a snare, a trap
Illationn.an inference, conclusion, deduction
Illativea.that may be drawn or inferred
Illaudablea.unworthy of praise or commendation
Illaudablead.unworthily, meanly, basely
Illconditioneda.in a bad order of state
Illegala.contrary to law, unjust, dishonest, base
Illegalityn.contrariety to law, unlawfulness
Illegallyad.in an illegal manner, unjustly
Illegiblea.that cannot be read or made out
Illegitimacy, or Illegitimationn.a state of bastardy
Illegitimatea.unlawful, born out of wedlock
Illeviablea.that cannot be levied, laid or exacted
Illfavoreda.ugly, ordinary, rough, deformed
Illiberala.sparing, ungenerous, disingenuous
Illiberalityn.partimony, niggardliness, meannesss
Illiberallyad.meanly, disingenuously