Inustion
Inustionn.a burning, operation of fire
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inutility
Inutilityn.uselessness, unprofitableness
Invade
Invadev.t.to enter or seize in a hostile manner
Invader
Invadern.an assailant, encroacher, intruder
Invalid
Invalidn.one disabled by age, sickness or hurt
Invalid (2)
Invalida.weak, void, having no weight or force
Invalidate
Invalidatev.t.to weaken or lessen in force
Invalided
Invalideda.rendered invalids, enfeebled
Invalidity
Invalidity, or Invalidnessn.weakness
Invaluable
Invaluablea.very valuable, inestimable, rare
Invariable
Invariablea.unchangeable, unerring, constant
Invariableness
Invariablenessn.unchangeableness, constancy
Invariably
Invariablyad.unchangeably, constancy, really
Invasion
Invasionn.hostile entrance, attack, assault
Invasive
Invasivea.entering in a hostile manner, hostile
Invective
Invectiven.a railing speech;a.abusive, keen
Invectively
Invectivelyad.abusively, satirically, bitterly
Inveigh
Inveigh, [invay]v.i.to exclaim against, to rail
Inveigher
Inveighern.one who inveighs, a violent railer
Inveigle
Inveiglev.t.to seduce, allure, entice, wheedle
Inveigler
Inveiglern.a seducer, deceiver, allurer, coaxer
Invent
Inventv.t.to contrive, find out, feign, forge
Inventer
Inventer, or Inventorn.a contriver a forger
Invention
Inventionn.a contrivance, discovery, device
Inventive
Inventivea.quick contrivance, ready, keen
Inventory
Inventoryn.a list or account of seperate articles of goods, usually of a deceased person
Inventory (2)
Inventoryv.t.to make a list or account of articles