Inflexibility
Inflexibility, or Inflexiblenessn.stiffness, obstinacy
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inflexible
Inflexiblea.immoveable, not to be altered, firm
Inflexibly
Inflexiblyad.invariably, unalterably, firmly
Inflict
Inflictv.t.to punish, lay upon, impose, dash
Inflicter
Inflictern.one who inflicts, one who punishes
Infliction
Inflictionn.the act of inflicting, a punishment
Inflictive
Inflictivea.tending or able to inflict
Inflorescence
Inflorescencen.the manner of flowering or in which flowers are connected with a plant by the peduncles
Influence
Influencen.an ascendant power, sway, bias, turn
Influence (2)
Influencev.t.to have power over, move, bias
Influent
Influenta.flowing or running into
Influential
Influentiala.exerting influence or power
Influenza
Influenzan.an epidemic cold or catarrh
Influx
Influxn.the act of flowing in, increase, power
Infold
Infoldv.t.to involve, inwrap, inclose, fold up
Infoliate
Infoliatev.t.to cover or spread with leaves
Inform
Informv.t.to tell, acquaint, accuse, animate
Inform (2)
Informa.unshapen, shapeless, ugly, uncouth
Informal
Informala.informing, accusing, irregular, loose
Informality
Informalityn.want of form or technical manner
Informant
Informant, or Informern.one who informs
Information
Informationn.intelligence, notice, a charge
Informidable
Informidablea.not to be feared of dreaded
Informity
Informityn.shapelessness, irregularity, ugliness
Informous
Informousa.shpeless, irregular, rough, strange
Infortunate
Infortunatea.unlucky, unhappy, miserable
Infract
Infractv.t.to break, crush, violate