Insensibly
Insensiblyad.imperceptibly, by slow degrees
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Insensient
Insensienta.not having power of perception
Inseparability
Inseparability, or Inseparablenessn.an inseparable quality
Inseparable
Inseparablea.not to be disjoined, fixed
Inseparably
Inseparablyad.in an inseparable manner
Insert
Insertv.t.to put or place among other things
Insertion
Insertionn.the act of inserting, a thing inserted
Inservient
Inservienta.conducive, helping, useful, fit
Inshell
Inshellv.t.to hide or put in a shell, ob.
Inship
Inshipv.t.to put into a ship, ship, embark, ob.
Inshrine
Inshrinev.t.to put into a shrine, inclose, lay up
Inside
Insiden.the inward part, the part placed within
Insidious
Insidiousa.trecherous, deceitful, fly, unfair
Insidiously
Insidiouslyad.trecherously, deceitfully, slily
Insidiousness
Insidiousnessn.trechery, deceit, sliness, craft
Insight
Insightn.an inspection, view, knowledge
Insignificance
Insignificancen.a want of meaning, mean, trifling
Insignificantly
Insignificantlyad.in an insignificant manner
Insincere
Insincerea.deceitful, unfaithful, unfound
Insincerity
Insincerityn.dissimulation, deceit, unfairness
Insinew
Insinewv.t.to strengthen, harden, confirm
Insinuant
Insinuanta.able or tending to gain favor
Insinuate
Insinuatev.t.to hint artfully, instil, wreath, steal
Insinuation
Insinuationn.the act of insinuating, a sly hint
Insinuative
Insinuativea.stealing upon the affections
Insinuator
Insinuatorn.one who insinuates or hints at
Insipid
Insipida.void of taste or spirit, dull, flat