Webster's Dictionary 1806

1162

Inhumanly

Inhumanlyad.barbarously, cruelly, unkindly

1163

Inhumate

Inhumate, or Inhumev.t.to bury, inter, hide

1164

Inhumation

Inhumationn.the act of burying, a digestion in a warm substance

1165

Inimical

Inimicala.hostile, contrary, repugnant, cross

1166

Inimitability

Inimitabilityn.an inimitable stae or quality

1167

Inimitable

Inimitablea.not to be imitated or copied, very fine

1168

Inimitably

Inimitablyad.very excellent, remarkably

1169

Iniquitous

Iniquitousa.unjust, wicked, vile, base

1170

Iniquity

Iniquityn.injustice, wickedness, guilt, fault

1171

Inirritability

Inirritabilityn.the quality of being inirritable

1172

Inirritable

Inirritablea.not capable of irritation

1173

Inirritative

Inirritativea.denoting want of action or irritation

1174

Initial

Initiala.placed at the beginning, first

1175

Initial (2)

Initialn.the first letter of a name

1176

Initiate

Initiatev.t.to admit, to instruct;a.unpracticed

1177

Initiation

Initiationn.an admission, an instruction

1178

Initiatory

Initiatorya.tending, serving or used, to initiate

1179

Inject

Injectv.to throw or squirt in, throw up, cast

1180

Injection

Injectionn.the act of injecting, a glyster

1181

Injudicious

Injudiciousa.void of judgement, unwise, silly

1182

Injudiciously

Injudiciouslyad.without judgement, simply

1183

Injunction

Injunctionn.a command, order, precept, prohibition

1184

Injure

Injurev.t.to annoy, hurt unjustly, wrong

1185

Injurer

Injurern.one who hurts another unjustly

1186

Injurious

Injuriousa.unjust, mischievous, reproachful

1187

Injuriously

Injuriouslyad.hurtfully, wrongfully, basely, ill

1188

Injuriousness

Injuriousnessn.an injurious quality