Inexorable
Inexorablea.improper, unfit, inconvenient
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inexperience
Inexperiencen.a want of experience or skill
Inexperienced
Inexperienceda.unskilled, unacquainted
Inexpert
Inexperta.unskilful, unskilled, unhandy, dull
Inexpiable
Inexpiablea.that cannot be atoned for, horrid
Inexpleably
Inexpleablyad.in an inexpiable manner, ob.
Inexplicable
Inexplicablea.not to be explained, mysterious
Inexpressible
Inexpressiblea.not to be described, unutterable
Inexpressibly
Inexpressiblyad.in an unutterable manner
Inexpressive
Inexpressivea.not expressing, not uttering
Inexpugnable
Inexpugnablea.that cannot be taken by assault
Inexterminable
Inexterminablea.not to be exterminated
Inextinguishable
Inextinguishablea.unquenchable, not to be put out
Inextricable
Inextricablea.not to be disentangled
Ineye
Ineyev.t.to inoculate, insert a bud, ingraft, ob.
Infallibility
Infallibilityn.an exemption from all error
Infallible
Infalliblea.incapable of mistake, certain, true
Infallibly
Infalliblyad.without error or fail, certainly
Infalubrity
Infalubrityn.unhealthiness, noxiousness
Infame
Infamev.t.to defame, slander, ob.
Infamous
Infamousa.vile, base, scandalous, notorious
Infamously
Infamouslyad.viley, shamefully, scandalously
Infamy
Infamyn.disgrace, reproach, wickedness
Infamy (2)
Infamyn.disgrace, reproach, wickedness
Infancy
Infancyn.the first part of life or being, an origin
Infant
Infantn.a very young child;a.early, tender
Infanta
Infantan.a Spanish or Portuguese princess