Imminution
Imminutionn.a diminution, decrease, failure
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Immiscible
Immisciblea.incapable of being mixed
Immission
Immissionn.the act of sending in, an injection
Immit
Immitv.t.to send or squirt into, to inject
Immix
Immix, or Imminglev.t.to mix, mingle, unite
Immixable
Immixablea.that is incapable of being mixed
Immobility
Immobilityn.unmoveableness, stedfastness, safety
Immoderated
Immoderateda.excessive, extravagant
Immoderately
Immoderatelyad.in an excessive degree, very
Immodest
Immodesta.unchaste, indecent, impudent
Immodestly
Immodestlyad.without modesty, impudently
Immodesty
Immodestyn.a want of modesty, indecency
Immolate
Immolatev.t.to sacrifice, slay, kill, offer up
Immolation
Immolationn.the act of sacrificing, a sacrifice
Immoment
Immomenta.trifling, possessing little value, ob.
Immoral
Immorala.wicked, bad, irreligious, dishonest
Immorality
Immoralityn.a want of virtue, vice, lewdness
Immorally
Immorallyad.in an immoral manner
Immortal
Immortala.never dying or ending, perpetual
Immortality
Immortalityn.immortal life or fame
Immortalize
Immortalizev.to become or make immortal
Immortally
Immortallyad.without end, forever, always
Immoveable
Immoveablea.unshaken, firm, stable, unfeeling
Immoveably
Immoveablyad.unalterably, firmly, truly, ever
Immunity
Immunityn.a privilege, exemption, freedom
Immure
Immurev.t.to inclose, to shut in;n.an inclosure
Immusical
Immusicala.unmusical, rough, harsh