Inalterability
Inalterabilityn.the quality of not admitting alteration
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inalterable
Inalterablea.not possible to be changed
Inamissible
Inamissiblea.incapable of being lost
Inamorato
Inamoraton.a fond or amorous person, a lover
Inane
Inanea.void, empty, useless, insignificant
Inanimate
Inanimatea.void of life or animation
Inanition
Inanitionn.emptiness, an emptiness of body
Inanity
Inanityn.a void space, vacuity, emptiness
Inappetence
Inappetencen.a want of appetite or desire
Inapplicability
Inapplicabilityn.the quality of not being applicable
Inapplicable
Inapplicablea.that cannot be applied, foreign
Inapplication
Inapplicationn.inactivity, indolence, idleness
Inapposit
Inapposita.unfit, unsuitable, improper
Inappreciable
Inappreciablea.not to be duly estimated
Inapproachable
Inapproachablea.not to be approached
Inappropriate
Inappropriatea.unsuitable, unfit
Inaptitude
Inaptituden.want of fitness
Inarch
Inarchv.t.to graft by approach, or by joining to a stock a cion without separating it from the branch
Inarticulate
Inarticulatea.indistinct, confused, thick
Inarticulately
Inarticulatelyad.indistinctly, confusedly
Inartificial
Inartificiala.done contrary to art, artless, bad
Inartificially
Inartificiallyad.without or contrary to art
Inattention
Inattentionn.disregard, negligence, carelessness
Inattentive
Inattentivea.regardless, negligent, careless, idle
Inaudible
Inaudiblea.not to be heard, void of sound
Inaugural
Inaugurala.relating to inauguration, investing
Inaugurate
Inauguratev.t.to invest with solemnity, to beg