Irresolute
Irresolutea.unsteady, unsettled, wavering
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Irresolutely
Irresolutelyad.without resolution or firmness
Irresolution
Irresolutionn.a want of due firmness of mind
Irresolvedly
Irresolvedlyad.without settled determination
Irrespective
Irrespectivea.not regarding circumstances
Irrespectively
Irrespectivelyad.without regard to circumstance
Irrespirable
Irrespirablea.not fit for respiration
Irresponsible
Irresponsiblea.not liable to answer
Irretrievably
Irretrievablyad.irrecoverably, irreparably, for ever
Irreverence
Irreverencen.a want of veration or respect
Irreverent
Irreverenta.not paying due reverence, rude
Irreverently
Irreverentlyad.without due respect, rudely
Irreversible
Irreversiblea.not to be changed of called back
Irreversibly
Irreversiblyad.without or beyond change
Irrevocability
Irrevocabilityn.incapacity of being revoked
Irrevocable
Irrevocablea.not to be recalled or called back
Irrevocably
Irrevocablyad.beyond recall, absolutely, really
Irrevokable
Irrevokablea.that cannot be revoked
Irrigate
Irrigatev.t.to wet, water, moissten, bedew
Irrision
Irrisionn.the act of laughing at another, scorn
Irritability
Irritabilityn.a quality of being capable of irritation, or excitement to action
Irritable
Irritablea.easily provoked, waspish, capable of being easily excited into action, or contracting upon application of power
Irritate
Irritatev.t.to provoke, exasperate, vex, excite animal motions
Irritation
Irritationn.provocation, stimulation, wrath, ire
Irritative
Irritativea.accompanied with or produced by lucreased action or irritation
Irrorate
Irroratev.t.to bedew, moisten, sprinkle, damp
Irruption
Irruptionn.an invasion, inroad by force, sally