Illustrious
Illustriousa.conspicuous, eminent, famous
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Illustriously
Illustriouslyad.conspicuously, noble, famously
Illyrian
Illyriana.pertaining to a country on the Adriatic, now called Albania, in Turkey
Im
Imprep.often used for in and un, in the sense of not giving to words a contrary signification
Imaculate
Imaculatea.spotless, pure, undefiled, clear
Image
Imagen.a statue, picure, likeness, idol, idea
Image (2)
Imagev.t.to imagin, conceive, represent
Imagery
Imageryn.sensible representation, show, an idea
Imagin
Imaginv.t.to fancy, think, contrive, scheme
Imaginable
Imaginablea.possible to be conceived
Imaginant
Imaginanta.imagining, thinking, forming ideas
Imaginary
Imaginarya.fancied only in the imagination
Imagination
Imaginationn.fancy, notion, idea, a contrivance
Imaginative
Imaginativea.full of imagination, fantastic
Iman
Imann.a Turkish priest, president, head, ruler
Imbank
Imbankv.t.to inclose or keep up with banks
Imbankment
Imbankmentn.an inclosing with banks, a bank
Imbecile
Imbecilea.weak, languid, impotent
Imbecility
Imbecilityn.weakness, feebleness, languor, decay
Imbed
Imbedv.t.to sink or cover as in a bed
Imbibe
Imbibev.t.to drink or suck in, admit, drench
Imbiber
Imbibern.one who or what drinks or sucks in
Imbibition
Imbibitionn.the act of drinking or sucking in
Imbitter
Imbitterv.t.to make bitter, exasperate, provoke
Imbody
Imbodyv.t.to form into a body, unite, mix
Imbolden
Imboldenv.t.to give boldness, to encourage
Imborder
Imborderv.t.to furnish with borders