Inverse
Inversea.inverted, reciprocal, contrary
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inversely
Inverselyad.in an inverted order or manner
Inversion
Inversionn.a shange, a change of order or place
Invert
Invertv.t.to turn upside down, change, divert
Invertedly
Invertedlyad.in an inverted order, by inversion
Invertent
Invertentn.a medicin to invert the order of motions
Invest
Investv.t.to dress, adorn, confer, besiege, surround, change the form and condition of money by laying it out in something less fleeting
Investient
Investienta.clothing, covering, adorning
Investigable
Investigablea.that may be searched out
Investigate
Investigatev.t.to search out, explore, discover
Investigation
Investigationn.a searching out, an examination
Investiture
Investituren.the act of giving possession
Investment
Investmentn.dress, clothes, investiture, the act of converting money into property less fleeting, the sums so expended
Inveteracy
Inveteracyn.a long continuance, excess
Inveterate
Inveteratea.old, obsinate, fixed, established
Inveterate (2)
Inveteratev.t.to become obstinate by continuance
Inveterateness
Inveteratenessn.a long continuance
Invidious
Invidiousa.envious, ill-natured, malicious
Invidiously
Invidiouslyad.enviously, odiously, unkindly
Invidiousness
Invidiousnessn.an envious quality, malice, hatred
Invigorate
Invigoratev.t.to strenghten, to animate
Invigoration
Invigorationn.the act of invigorating
Invincible
Invinciblea.not to be subdued, unconquerable
Invincibleness
Invinciblenessn.an invincible, state or quality
Invincibly
Invinciblyad.unconquerably, firmly, abolutely
Inviolable
Inviolablea.not to be hurt, broken or profaned
Inviolably
Inviolablyad.without breech or failure