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iatrogenies
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IATROGENY, the study...
iceboatings
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ICEBOATING, the spor...
icebreakers
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ICEBREAKER, a boat f...
icebreaking
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of a vessel, designe...
ichnofossil
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a fossil footprint [...
ichnography
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the art of drawing g...
ichnologies
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ICHNOLOGY, a branch...
ichthyoidal
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fishlike, also ICHTH...
ichthyolite
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a fossil fish [n -S]
ichthyology
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the study of fish [n...
ichthyopsid
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a member of the Icht...
ichthyornis
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a toothed fossil bir...
ichthyosaur
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a large fossil marin...
iconicities
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ICONICITY, the state...
iconoclasms
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ICONOCLASM, attackin...
iconoclasts
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ICONOCLAST, a breake...
iconography
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the study of drawing...
iconolaters
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ICONOLATER, one who...
iconologies
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ICONOLOGY, a branch...
iconologist
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a student of iconolo...
iconometers
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ICONOMETER, an instr...
iconoscopes
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ICONOSCOPE, an early...
iconostases
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ICONOSTAS, (Greek) i...
iconostasis
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(Greek) in Eastern c...
icosahedral
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of or having the for...
icosahedron
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a polyhedron having...
icosandrian
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belonging to the Ico...
icosandrous
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belonging to the Ico...
icteritious
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jaundiced; yellow [a...
idealnesses
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IDEALNESS, the state...
idempotency
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the state of being i...
idempotents
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IDEMPOTENT, a quanti...
identically
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IDENTICAL, exactly t...
identifiers
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IDENTIFIER, one that...
identifying
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IDENTIFY, to establi...
ideogrammic
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of or like an ideogr...
ideographic
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in the form of an id...
ideological
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relating to or conce...
ideologised
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IDEOLOGISE, to rende...
ideologises
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IDEOLOGISE, to rende...
ideologists
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IDEOLOGIST, a suppor...
ideologized
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IDEOLOGIZE, to rende...
ideologizes
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IDEOLOGIZE, to rende...
ideopolises
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IDEOPOLIS, a city th...
ideopraxist
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one who is impelled...
idioblastic
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relating to an idiob...
idioglossia
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secret speech or lan...
idiographic
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pertaining to or dea...
idiomatical
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peculiar to or of th...
idiomorphic
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of well-crystallized...
idiopathies
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IDIOPATHY, a disease...
idioplasmic
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of or like idioplasm...
idiotically
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IDIOTICAL, relating...
idolatrised
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IDOLATRISE, to worsh...
idolatriser
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one who commits idol...
idolatrises
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IDOLATRISE, to worsh...
idolatrized
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IDOLATRIZE, to worsh...
idolatrizer
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one who commits idol...
idolatrizes
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IDOLATRIZE, to worsh...
idolisation
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the act of idolising...
idolization
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the act of idolizing...
idoloclasts
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IDOLOCLAST, a breake...
idoxuridine
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a drug containing io...
idyllically
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IDYLLIC, of or like...
ignimbrites
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IGNIMBRITE, a hard r...
ignobleness
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the state of being i...
ignominious
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marked by disgrace o...
ignoramuses
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IGNORAMUS, an ignora...
ignorations
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IGNORATION, the act...
ileostomies
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ILEOSTOMY, removal o...
illaqueable
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capable of being ens...
illaqueated
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ILLAQUEATE, to ensna...
illaqueates
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ILLAQUEATE, to ensna...
illegalised
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ILLEGALISE, to make...
illegalises
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ILLEGALISE, to make...
illegalized
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ILLEGALIZE, to make...
illegalizes
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ILLEGALIZE, to make...
illiberally
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ILLIBERAL, narrow-mi...
illicitness
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the state of being i...
illimitable
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limitless, infinite...
illimitably
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ILLIMITABLE, limitle...
illiquation
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the melting of one t...
illiquidity
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the state of being i...
illiterates
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ILLITERATE, one with...
illocutions
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ILLOCUTION, an act w...
illogically
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ILLOGICAL, not logic...
illuminable
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capable of being ill...
illuminance
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the act of illuminat...
illuminants
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ILLUMINANT, that whi...
illuminated
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ILLUMINATE, to enlig...
illuminates
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ILLUMINATE, to enlig...
illuminator
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one who illuminates...
illuminisms
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ILLUMINISM, a belief...
illuminists
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ILLUMINIST, a believ...
illusionary
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having the nature of...
illusionism
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the doctrine that th...
illusionist
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a person who produce...
illustrated
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an illustrated magaz...
illustrates
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ILLUSTRATE, to eluci...
illustrator
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one who illustrates...
illustrious
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notably or brilliant...
illuviating
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ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
illuviation
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the accumulation of...
imaginaries
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IMAGINARY, an imagin...
imaginarily
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IMAGINARY, imagined...
imagination
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the act of imagining...
imaginative
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characterized by ima...
imagineered
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IMAGINEER, to design...
imbibitions
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IMBIBITION, the abso...
imbittering
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IMBITTER, to make bi...
imboldening
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IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imbordering
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IMBORDER, to provide...
imbrangling
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IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbricately
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IMBRICATE, overlappi...
imbricating
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IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
imbrication
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an overlapping of ed...
imbroccatas
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IMBROCCATA, (Italian...
imbruements
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IMBRUEMENT, the act...
imipramines
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IMIPRAMINE, an antid...
imitability
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the state of being i...
imitational
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relating to imitatio...
imitatively
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IMITATIVE, inclined...
immanacling
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IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immanations
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IMMANATION, a flowin...
immanencies
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IMMANENCY, the state...
immanentism
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belief in an immanen...
immanentist
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one who believes in...
immarginate
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without a distinct m...
immediacies
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IMMEDIACY, the quali...
immediately
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IMMEDIATE, done or h...
immediatism
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the policy of action...
immedicable
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that cannot be medic...
immedicably
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IMMEDICABLE, that ca...
immenseness
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the state of being i...
immensities
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IMMENSITY, the quali...
immergences
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IMMERGENCE, immersio...
immigrating
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IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
immigration
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the act or process o...
immigrators
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IMMIGRATOR, one who...
immigratory
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relating to immigrat...
imminencies
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IMMINENCY, the quali...
imminutions
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IMMINUTION, a lessen...
immiserised
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IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserises
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IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserized
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IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immiserizes
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IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immitigable
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that cannot be mitig...
immitigably
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IMMITIGABLE, that ca...
immittances
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IMMITTANCE, the act...
immobilised
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IMMOBILISE, to rende...
immobiliser
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a device for prevent...
immobilises
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IMMOBILISE, to rende...
immobilisms
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IMMOBILISM, a politi...
immobilized
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IMMOBILIZE, to make...
immobilizer
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a device for prevent...
immobilizes
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IMMOBILIZE, to make...
immodesties
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IMMODESTY, lack of m...
immolations
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IMMOLATION, the act...
immomentous
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of no value, triflin...
immoralisms
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IMMORALISM, rejectio...
immoralists
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IMMORALIST, a person...
immortalise
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to render immortal,...
immortality
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the state of being i...
immortalize
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to make immortal, al...
immortelles
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IMMORTELLE, (French)...
immoveables
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IMMOVEABLE, somethin...
immunoassay
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the determination of...
immunoblots
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IMMUNOBLOT, a techni...
immunogenic
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producing an immune...
immunologic
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relating to immunolo...
immunotoxic
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relating to an immun...
immunotoxin
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a toxin with immunos...
immurements
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IMMUREMENT, the act...
impairments
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IMPAIRMENT, the stat...
impalements
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IMPALEMENT, the act...
impaludisms
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IMPALUDISM, a diseas...
impanations
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IMPANATION, in Eucha...
impanelling
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IMPANEL, to put onto...
impanelment
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the act of impanelli...
impannelled
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IMPANNEL, to put ont...
imparadised
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IMPARADISE, to put i...
imparadises
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IMPARADISE, to put i...
imparkation
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the act of imparking...
imparlances
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IMPARLANCE, parleyin...
impartation
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the act of imparting...
impartially
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IMPARTIAL, not parti...
impartments
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IMPARTMENT, the act...
impassioned
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IMPASSION, to arouse...
impassively
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IMPASSIVE, not showi...
impassivity
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the quality of being...
impastation
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the act of impasting...
impatiences
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IMPATIENCE, the stat...
impatiently
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IMPATIENT, not patie...
impeachable
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that can be impeache...
impeachment
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the act of impeachin...
impecunious
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without money; penni...
impedimenta
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things that impede;...
impediments
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IMPEDIMENT, somethin...
impendences
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IMPENDENCE, (obsolet...
impenetrate
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to penetrate thoroug...
impenitence
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the state of being i...
impenitency
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the state of being i...
impenitents
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IMPENITENT, one who...
imperatival
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relating to the impe...
imperatives
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IMPERATIVE, a verb i...
imperceable
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(Spenser) not pierce...
imperfectly
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IMPERFECT, not perfe...
imperforate
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not perforated into...
imperialise
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to make imperial, al...
imperialism
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the policy, practice...
imperialist
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a supporter of imper...
imperiality
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the state of being i...
imperialize
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to make imperial [v...
imperilling
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IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperilment
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the act of imperilli...
imperiously
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IMPERIOUS, assuming...
impermanent
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not permanent [adj I...
impermeable
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that cannot be perme...
impermeably
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IMPERMEABLE, that ca...
impersonate
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to assume or act the...
impertinent
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given to or characte...
imperviable
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not able to be penet...
impetigines
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IMPETIGO, a skin dis...
impetrating
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IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impetration
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seeking by entreaty...
impetrative
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relating to impetrat...
impetrators
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IMPETRATOR, one who...
impetratory
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relating to impetrat...
impetuosity
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the state of being i...
impetuously
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IMPETUOUS, tending t...
impignorate
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to pledge, pawn or m...
impingement
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the act of impinging...
impiousness
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the state of being i...
implacental
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having no placenta,...
implantable
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capable of being imp...
implausible
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not plausible, also...
implausibly
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IMPLAUSIBLE, not pla...
impleaching
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IMPLEACH, to intertw...
impleadable
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that can be impleade...
implemental
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instrumental, effect...
implemented
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IMPLEMENT, to put in...
implementer
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one who implements,...
implementor
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one who implements,...
implicating
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IMPLICATE, to involv...
implication
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something implied [n...
implicative
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tending to implicate...
implicature
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the act of implying...
implicities
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IMPLICITY, a state o...
imploration
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the act of imploring...
implorators
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IMPLORATOR, (Shakesp...
imploratory
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having an imploring...
imploringly
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IMPLORING [adv]
implosively
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IMPLOSIVE, of or rel...
impocketing
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IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impoldering
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IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impolitical
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(obsolete) impolitic...
impoliticly
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IMPOLITIC, not polit...
imponderous
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weightless, very lig...
importances
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IMPORTANCE, the stat...
importantly
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IMPORTANT, of great...
importation
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the act or practice...
importunacy
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the state of being i...
importunate
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stubbornly or unreas...
importunely
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IMPORTUNE, importuna...
importuners
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IMPORTUNER, one who...
importuning
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the act of importuni...
importunity
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the state of being i...
impositions
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IMPOSITION, the act...
impossibles
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IMPOSSIBLE, an impos...
imposthumed
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having an imposthume...
imposthumes
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IMPOSTHUME, (archaic...
impostorous
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relating to impostur...
impostumate
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to form or inflict a...
imposturous
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relating to impostur...
impotencies
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IMPOTENCY, lack of p...
impoundable
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that can be impounde...
impoundages
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IMPOUNDAGE, the act...
impoundment
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the act of impoundin...
impractical
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not practical [adj I...
imprecating
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IMPRECATE, to call d...
imprecation
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the act of cursing [...
imprecatory
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of or like an imprec...
imprecisely
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IMPRECISE, not preci...
imprecision
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lack of precision [n...
impregnable
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that cannot be taken...
impregnably
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IMPREGNABLE, that ca...
impregnants
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IMPREGNANT, that whi...
impregnated
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IMPREGNATE, to fill,...
impregnates
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IMPREGNATE, to fill,...
impregnator
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one who impregnates...
impresarios
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IMPRESARIO, an organ...
impressible
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that can be impresse...
impressions
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IMPRESSION, a stamp,...
impressment
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the act of seizing f...
impressures
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IMPRESSURE, (archaic...
imprimaturs
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IMPRIMATUR, (Latin)...
imprintings
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IMPRINTING, a learni...
imprisoners
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IMPRISONER, one who...
imprisoning
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IMPRISON, to confine...
improbation
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in Scots law, an act...
improbities
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IMPROBITY, dishonest...
impropriate
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to transfer ecclesia...
impropriety
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an improper or indec...
improvement
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the act of improving...
improvident
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lacking foresight, t...
improvingly
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IMPROVING [adv]
improvisate
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(obsolete) to improv...
improvisers
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IMPROVISER, one who...
improvising
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IMPROVISE, to compos...
improvisors
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IMPROVISOR, one who...
imprudences
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IMPRUDENCE, the stat...
imprudently
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IMPRUDENT, not prude...
impudencies
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IMPUDENCY, shameless...
impugnation
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the act of impugning...
impugnments
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IMPUGNMENT, the act...
impuissance
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lack of strength or...
impulsively
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IMPULSIVE, given to...
impulsivity
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the state of being i...
imputations
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IMPUTATION, the act...
inabilities
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INABILITY, the absen...
inactivated
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INACTIVATE, to make...
inactivates
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INACTIVATE, to make...
inadaptable
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that cannot be adapt...
inadequates
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INADEQUATE, an incom...
inadvertent
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not focusing the min...
inadvisable
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not advisable [adj I...
inadvisably
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INADVISABLE, not adv...
inalienable
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incapable of being w...
inalienably
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INALIENABLE, incapab...
inalterable
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that cannot be alter...
inalterably
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INALTERABLE, that ca...
inanenesses
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INANENESS, the state...
inanimately
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INANIMATE, not alive...
inanimation
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the state of being i...
inappetence
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lack of desire or ap...
inappetency
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lack of desire or ap...
inaptitudes
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INAPTITUDE, want of...
inaptnesses
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INAPTNESS, the state...
inattention
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failure to pay atten...
inattentive
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17
not attentive [adj I...
inaugurated
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INAUGURATE, to inves...
inaugurates
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INAUGURATE, to inves...
inaugurator
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one who inaugurates...
inauthentic
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19
not authentic [adj]
inbreathing
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INBREATHE, to infuse...
inbreedings
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19
INBREEDING, the act...
inbringings
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INBRINGING, the act...
incalescent
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20
growing warm [adj]
incandesced
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INCANDESCE, to be or...
incandesces
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INCANDESCE, to be or...
incantation
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a use of spells or v...
incantators
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INCANTATOR, one who...
incantatory
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of or like an incant...
incapacious
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not capacious [adj]
incapsulate
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to enclose in or as...
incarcerate
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18
to put in prison [v...
incardinate
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17
to make cardinal; to...
incarnadine
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flesh-colored; red,...
incarnating
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19
INCARNATE, to embody...
incarnation
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17
the embodiment of a...
incarvillea
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any plant of the gen...
incasements
21
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INCASEMENT, the act...
incatenated
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INCATENATE, to chain...
incatenates
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INCATENATE, to chain...
incendivity
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the power of causing...
incensation
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the act of perfuming...
incensement
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the act of incensing...
incensories
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INCENSORY, the vesse...
incentively
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INCENTIVE, inciting...
incentivise
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to give an incentive...
incentivize
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to give an incentive...
inceptively
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INCEPTIVE, marking t...
incertainty
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(obsolete) uncertain...
incertitude
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(archaic) uncertaint...
incessantly
28
19
INCESSANT, unceasing...
inchoations
22
18
INCHOATION, the act...
inchoatives
25
21
INCHOATIVE, an incho...
incidentals
22
18
INCIDENTAL, a minor...
incinerated
20
17
INCINERATE, to cause...
incinerates
20
16
INCINERATE, to cause...
incinerator
20
16
one that incinerates...
incipiences
26
22
INCIPIENCE, a beginn...
incipiently
31
22
INCIPIENT, beginning...
incitations
21
16
INCITATION, the act...
incitatives
24
19
INCITATIVE, an agent...
incitements
22
19
INCITEMENT, the act...
inclemently
30
23
INCLEMENT, severe, s...
inclination
21
18
the act of inclining...
inclinatory
28
19
of the nature of inc...
inclusively
33
24
INCLUSIVE, comprehen...
inclusivity
33
23
the state of being i...
incoercible
27
22
that cannot be coerc...
incogitable
25
21
unthinkable [adj]
incogitancy
31
23
the state of being i...
incognisant
21
19
unaware, also INCOGN...
incognizant
24
28
lacking awareness or...
incoherence
24
21
the state of being i...
incoherency
31
23
the state of being i...
incommoding
24
25
INCOMMODE, to put to...
incommodity
30
24
anything that causes...
incompetent
23
22
not competent [adj I...
incompliant
25
23
not compliant [adj I...
incomposite
24
21
not composite [adj]
inconditely
28
20
INCONDITE, not well...
incongruent
21
20
not congruent [adj I...
incongruity
29
21
the state of being i...
incongruous
22
20
lacking congruity [a...
inconscient
23
20
unconscious; abstrac...
inconscious
24
20
not conscious, also...
inconsonant
18
18
not consonant [adj I...
inconstancy
29
22
the state of being i...
incontinent
19
18
not continent [adj I...
incoronated
19
17
crowned, also INCORO...
incorporall
25
20
(archaic) incorporea...
incorporate
22
18
to form into a body...
incorporeal
23
19
not corporeal, havin...
incorrectly
32
21
INCORRECT, not corre...
incorrupted
24
20
not corrupted [adj]
incorruptly
32
22
INCORRUPT, not corru...
incrassated
21
16
INCRASSATE, (obsolet...
incrassates
21
15
INCRASSATE, (obsolet...
increasable
23
19
capable of being inc...
increasedly
28
19
INCREASED [adv]
increaseful
24
20
(Shakespeare) fruitf...
increasings
22
18
INCREASING, the act...
incredulity
30
20
the state of being i...
incredulous
23
19
unwilling to admit o...
incremating
23
21
INCREMATE, (obsolete...
incremation
21
19
the act of incremati...
incremental
22
20
of the nature of an...
incremented
21
20
INCREMENT, to add 1...
incriminate
22
19
to charge with a cri...
incrossbred
24
19
a plant or animal pr...
incrustants
22
17
INCRUSTANT, somethin...
incrustment
23
20
the state of being i...
incubations
23
20
INCUBATION, the act...
inculcating
27
23
INCULCATE, to teach...
inculcation
25
21
the act of inculcati...
inculcative
28
24
serving to inculcate...
inculcators
26
20
INCULCATOR, one who...
inculcatory
32
22
serving to inculcate...
inculpating
26
23
INCULPATE, to blame;...
inculpation
24
21
the act of inculpati...
inculpative
27
24
serving to inculpate...
inculpatory
31
22
tending to inculpate...
incumbently
32
26
INCUMBENT, imposed o...
incumbering
26
25
INCUMBER, to impede...
incumbrance
27
26
something that encum...
incunabular
24
22
relating to incunabu...
incunabulum
26
26
(Latin) a book print...
incuriosity
29
18
lack of curiosity [n...
incuriously
30
20
INCURIOUS, not curio...
incurrences
24
20
INCURRENCE, the act...
incurvating
25
23
INCURVATE, to curve...
incurvation
23
21
the state of being i...
incurvature
24
21
the state of being i...
incurvities
25
20
INCURVITY, a state o...
indagations
18
16
INDAGATION, the act...
indapamides
21
20
INDAPAMIDE, a synthe...
indecencies
23
20
INDECENCY, the quali...
indecentest
20
17
INDECENT, not decent...
indeciduate
21
18
not deciduate [adj]
indeciduous
22
19
not deciduous [adj]
indecisions
21
17
INDECISION, a waveri...
indefinable
22
21
that cannot be defin...
indefinably
29
23
INDEFINABLE, that ca...
indefinites
20
17
INDEFINITE, an indef...
indehiscent
23
19
not splitting open a...
indemnified
21
21
INDEMNIFY, to secure...
indemnifier
21
20
one who indemnifies...
indemnifies
21
20
INDEMNIFY, to secure...
indemnities
19
17
INDEMNITY, security...
indentation
16
15
a blank space left a...
indenturing
19
18
INDENTURE, to bind b...
independent
18
19
not committed to any...
indesignate
18
16
without any indicati...
indexations
23
21
INDEXATION, a system...
indexterity
31
22
lack of dexterity [n...
indicatable
24
20
that can be indicate...
indications
21
17
INDICATION, somethin...
indicatives
24
20
INDICATIVE, the indi...
indicolites
23
17
INDICOLITE, a variet...
indictional
22
18
relating to indictio...
indictments
23
20
INDICTMENT, the acti...
indifferent
22
20
marked by impartiali...
indigencies
22
19
INDIGENCY, poverty;...
indigenised
19
17
INDIGENISE, to rende...
indigenises
19
16
INDIGENISE, to rende...
indigenized
22
26
INDIGENIZE, to rende...
indigenizes
22
25
INDIGENIZE, to rende...
indigesting
21
18
INDIGEST, to suffer...
indigestion
19
16
inability to digest...
indigestive
22
19
dyspeptic [adj]
indignances
21
20
INDIGNANCE, (archaic...
indignantly
26
20
INDIGNANT, feeling o...
indignation
18
17
anger aroused by som...
indignified
22
20
INDIGNIFY, (archaic)...
indignifies
22
19
INDIGNIFY, (archaic)...
indignities
20
16
INDIGNITY, disgrace,...
indigolites
21
16
INDIGOLITE, a variet...
indirection
21
17
(Shakespeare) dishon...
indisposing
22
19
INDISPOSE, to render...
inditements
19
17
INDITEMENT, composit...
individable
24
22
(archaic) indivisibl...
individuals
23
20
INDIVIDUAL, a single...
individuate
21
19
to give individualit...
indivisible
25
21
that cannot be divid...
indivisibly
32
23
INDIVISIBLE, that ca...
indolencies
21
18
INDOLENCY, laziness,...
indometacin
21
20
a nonsteroidal drug...
indomitable
22
20
not to be overcome,...
indomitably
29
22
INDOMITABLE, not to...
indophenols
22
20
INDOPHENOL, any one...
indorsation
17
14
approval or support,...
indorsement
18
17
the act of indorsing...
indrenching
24
22
INDRENCH, to submerg...
indubitable
24
21
that cannot be doubt...
indubitably
31
23
INDUBITABLE, that ca...
inducements
22
21
INDUCEMENT, the act...
inductances
24
21
INDUCTANCE, the prop...
inductility
31
20
the state of being i...
inductional
22
19
relating to inductio...
inductively
32
24
INDUCTIVE, relating...
inductivity
32
23
the state of being i...
indulgenced
23
22
INDULGENCE, to grant...
indulgences
23
21
INDULGENCE, to grant...
indulgently
28
21
INDULGENT, tending t...
indulgingly
30
23
INDULGING [adv]
indumentums
21
22
INDUMENTUM, (Latin)...
induplicate
25
21
folded inwards, also...
indurations
18
15
INDURATION, the act...
industrials
21
15
INDUSTRIAL, one that...
industrious
20
15
habitually active or...
indwellings
25
21
INDWELLING, residenc...
inebriating
21
18
INEBRIATE, to make d...
inebriation
19
16
drunkenness [n -S]
inebrieties
20
15
INEBRIETY, drunkenne...
inedibility
29
19
the state of being i...
ineffective
27
25
not producing an int...
ineffectual
26
23
not producing the pr...
inefficient
25
22
not efficient [adj I...
inelaborate
19
16
not elaborate [adj I...
inelegances
21
19
INELEGANCE, lack of...
inelegantly
26
19
INELEGANT, not elega...
ineligibles
24
19
INELIGIBLE, one who...
ineloquence
28
27
lack of eloquence [n...
ineluctable
25
21
inevitable; irresist...
ineluctably
32
23
INELUCTABLE, inevita...
inenarrable
19
17
incapable of being n...
ineptitudes
21
17
INEPTITUDE, the stat...
ineptnesses
19
16
INEPTNESS, the state...
inequations
25
23
INEQUATION, an inequ...
inequitable
29
26
not equitable, also...
inequitably
36
28
INEQUITABLE, not equ...
inequivalve
31
31
having the valves of...
inerrancies
20
16
INERRANCY, exemption...
inertnesses
17
13
INERTNESS, the state...
inescapable
25
22
that cannot be escap...
inescapably
32
24
INESCAPABLE, that ca...
inessential
18
14
not essential [adj]...
inestimable
22
19
that cannot be estim...
inestimably
29
21
INESTIMABLE, that ca...
inevitables
23
20
INEVITABLE, somethin...
inexactness
26
23
the state of being i...
inexcitable
30
26
not excitable [adj]
inexcusable
30
27
that cannot be excus...
inexcusably
37
29
INEXCUSABLE, that ca...
inexecrable
29
26
(Shakespeare) perhap...
inexecution
26
24
the fact or state of...
inexhausted
26
23
(archaic) unexhauste...
inexistence
26
23
(archaic) nonexisten...
inexistency
33
25
lack of existence, a...
inexpectant
28
26
without expectation...
inexpedient
25
24
not expedient [adj I...
inexpensive
27
27
not expensive, also...
inextension
22
21
lack of extension [n...
infallibles
26
21
INFALLIBLE, one inca...
infamonised
20
20
INFAMONISE, to defam...
infamonises
20
19
INFAMONISE, to defam...
infamonized
23
29
INFAMONIZE, to defam...
infamonizes
23
28
INFAMONIZE, to defam...
infangthief
25
23
(Old English) the ri...
infanthoods
21
19
INFANTHOOD, infancy...
infanticide
23
20
the killing of a sma...
infantilise
21
17
to render infantile,...
infantilism
23
20
retention of childis...
infantility
28
19
the state of being i...
infantilize
24
26
to render infantile,...
infantryman
26
22
an infantry soldier...
infantrymen
26
22
INFANTRYMAN, an infa...
infarctions
23
19
INFARCTION, necrosis...
infatuating
21
19
INFATUATE, to inspir...
infatuation
19
17
the state of being i...
infectively
33
25
INFECTIVE, infectiou...
infectivity
33
24
the state of being i...
infecundity
30
23
the state of being i...
infeftments
23
22
INFEFTMENT, in Scots...
inferencing
23
22
the practice of infe...
inferential
20
17
relating to inferenc...
inferiority
27
17
the state of being i...
infernality
27
19
the state of being i...
infertilely
29
19
INFERTILE, not ferti...
infertility
29
18
the state of being i...
infestation
19
16
the state of being i...
infeudation
19
18
the granting of feof...
infibulated
24
21
INFIBULATE, to faste...
infibulates
24
20
INFIBULATE, to faste...
infieldsman
22
21
one who plays in the...
infieldsmen
22
21
INFIELDSMAN, one who...
infightings
26
22
INFIGHTING, fighting...
infiltrated
22
17
INFILTRATE, to cause...
infiltrates
22
16
INFILTRATE, to cause...
infiltrator
22
16
one who inflitrates...
infinitated
20
17
INFINITATE, to make...
infinitates
20
16
INFINITATE, to make...
infinitival
24
21
relating to the infi...
infinitives
23
20
INFINITIVE, the infi...
infinitudes
21
18
INFINITUDE, the stat...
infirmarers
22
18
INFIRMARER, an offic...
infirmarian
21
19
(historical) an offi...
infirmaries
22
18
INFIRMARY, a hospita...
infirmities
23
18
INFIRMITY, weakness,...
infixations
26
23
INFIXATION, the act...
inflamingly
31
25
INFLAMING [adv]
inflammable
26
26
easily able to catch...
inflammably
33
28
INFLAMMABLE, easily...
inflatables
24
20
INFLATABLE, an infla...
inflatingly
30
22
INFLATING [adv]
inflectable
27
23
capable of being inf...
inflections
24
20
INFLECTION, a change...
inflexional
27
25
relating to inflexio...
inflictable
28
23
that can be inflicte...
inflictions
25
20
INFLICTION, the act...
influencers
24
21
INFLUENCER, one who...
influencing
25
24
INFLUENCE, to have o...
influential
22
19
having great influen...
infoldments
22
21
INFOLDMENT, the stat...
infomercial
25
22
a television program...
informality
29
21
the state of being i...
informatics
25
21
information science...
information
20
19
the communication or...
informatise
21
18
to convert (somethin...
informative
23
22
imparting knowledge...
informatize
24
27
to convert (somethin...
informatory
27
20
conveying informatio...
informingly
30
24
INFORMING [adv]
infospheres
24
20
INFOSPHERE, the busi...
infracostal
24
19
beneath the ribs [ad...
infractions
23
19
INFRACTION, the act...
infrahumans
23
22
INFRAHUMAN, a creatu...
infrangible
24
22
not able to be broke...
infrangibly
31
24
INFRANGIBLE, not abl...
infrasounds
20
18
INFRASOUND, frequenc...
infrequence
30
29
rarity of occurrence...
infrequency
37
31
rarity of occurrence...
infructuous
25
21
not fruitful [adj IN...
infundibula
24
23
INFUNDIBULUM, a funn...
infuriately
28
19
INFURIATE, enraged [...
infuriating
22
19
INFURIATE, to make f...
infuriation
20
17
the act of infuriati...
infusionism
22
20
the doctrine that at...
infusionist
21
17
a believer in infusi...
infusorians
20
17
INFUSORIAN, an obsol...
ingatherers
21
16
INGATHERER, one who...
ingathering
22
19
the gathering in of...
ingeminated
19
19
INGEMINATE, to reite...
ingeminates
19
18
INGEMINATE, to reite...
ingenerated
17
16
INGENERATE, to gener...
ingenerates
17
15
INGENERATE, to gener...
ingeniously
26
19
INGENIOUS, cunningly...
ingenuities
19
16
INGENUITY, the quali...
ingenuously
26
20
INGENUOUS, showing i...
ingraftment
22
21
the act of ingraftin...
ingrainedly
26
19
INGRAINED [adv]
ingratiated
19
15
INGRATIATE, to comme...
ingratiates
19
14
INGRATIATE, to comme...
ingratitude
20
16
lack of gratitude [n...
ingredients
19
16
INGREDIENT, somethin...
ingressions
19
15
INGRESSION, entrance...
ingressives
22
18
INGRESSIVE, a sound...
ingrounding
20
20
INGROUND, to fix (so...
ingrownness
21
19
the state of being i...
ingulfments
24
23
INGULFMENT, the stat...
ingurgitate
21
17
to swallow greedily...
inhabitable
25
21
capable of being inh...
inhabitance
24
21
the act of inhabitin...
inhabitancy
31
23
the act of inhabitin...
inhabitants
22
18
INHABITANT, one that...
inhabitress
23
17
(archaic) a female i...
inhalations
20
16
INHALATION, the act...
inharmonies
20
18
INHARMONY, want of h...
inherencies
22
18
INHERENCY, the state...
inheritable
23
18
capable of being inh...
inheritably
30
20
INHERITABLE, capable...
inheritance
22
18
the act of inheritin...
inheritress
21
14
a female inheritor,...
inhibitable
26
21
that can be inhibite...
inhibitedly
31
21
in the manner of bei...
inhibitions
23
18
INHIBITION, the acti...
inhumanness
20
20
the state of being i...
inhumations
21
19
INHUMATION, burial [...
inimicality
31
21
the state of being i...
initialised
20
14
INITIALISE, to set (...
initialises
20
13
INITIALISE, to set (...
initialisms
22
16
INITIALISM, an acron...
initialized
23
23
INITIALIZE, to set (...
initializes
23
22
INITIALIZE, to set (...
initiallers
21
14
INITIALLER, one who...
initialling
22
17
INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialness
19
14
the state of being i...
initiations
18
13
INITIATION, the act...
initiatives
21
16
INITIATIVE, an intro...
initiatress
19
12
a female initiator [...
injectables
26
28
INJECTABLE, an injec...
injudicious
25
27
not judicious [adj I...
injunctions
23
27
INJUNCTION, the act...
injuriously
29
26
INJURIOUS, causing i...
inmarriages
20
17
INMARRIAGE, endogamy...
innavigable
23
23
that cannot be navig...
innavigably
30
25
INNAVIGABLE, that ca...
innernesses
16
14
INNERNESS, the state...
innerspring
21
19
having coil springs...
innervating
20
20
INNERVATE, to supply...
innervation
18
18
the state of being i...
innocencies
22
20
INNOCENCY, (archaic)...
innocentest
19
17
INNOCENT, free from...
innocuities
21
17
INNOCUITY, innocuous...
innocuously
28
21
INNOCUOUS, harmless...
innominable
20
21
that cannot be named...
innovations
18
18
INNOVATION, the intr...
innoxiously
31
24
INNOXIOUS, harmless...
innuendoing
17
19
INNUENDO, to make an...
innumerable
21
21
that cannot be count...
innumerably
28
23
INNUMERABLE, that ca...
innumerates
18
17
INNUMERATE, one who...
innutrition
18
15
lack of nutrition; t...
inobedience
21
20
disobedience [n -S]
inobservant
21
20
not observant [adj I...
inobtrusive
23
20
not obtrusive, also...
inoculating
23
20
INOCULATE, to introd...
inoculation
21
18
the act of inoculati...
inoculative
24
21
serving to inoculate...
inoculators
22
17
INOCULATOR, one who...
inoculatory
28
19
relating to inoculat...
inodorously
25
17
INODOROUS, emitting...
inoffensive
23
23
causing no harm or i...
inofficious
26
22
not officious [adj I...
inoperative
21
19
not operative [adj]
inopportune
21
20
inconvenient, unseas...
inorganised
18
16
not organised, also...
inorganized
21
25
not organized, also...
inosculated
22
18
INOSCULATE, to join...
inosculates
22
17
INOSCULATE, to join...
inquietudes
27
24
INQUIETUDE, a distur...
inquilinics
32
27
INQUILINIC, a creatu...
inquilinism
30
27
living in another's...
inquilinity
35
26
living in another's...
inquilinous
28
25
living in another's...
inquinating
27
26
INQUINATE, to corrup...
inquination
25
24
the act of inquinati...
inquiration
26
23
(Dickens) inquiry, a...
inquirendos
26
24
INQUIRENDO, the auth...
inquiringly
36
28
INQUIRING [adv]
inquisition
27
23
the act of inquiring...
inquisitive
30
26
given to examination...
inquisitors
28
22
INQUISITOR, one who...
insalivated
21
18
INSALIVATE, to mix w...
insalivates
21
17
INSALIVATE, to mix w...
insalubrity
29
19
the state of being i...
insatiately
25
15
INSATIATE, insatiabl...
insatieties
18
12
INSATIETY, insatiabl...
inscribable
27
22
that can be inscribe...
inscription
24
19
something that is in...
inscriptive
27
22
relating to or const...
inscrolling
25
20
INSCROLL, to write o...
inscrutable
25
20
that cannot be scrut...
inscrutably
32
22
INSCRUTABLE, that ca...
insculpture
26
21
(archaic) an inscrip...
insectaries
21
15
INSECTARY, a place f...
insectarium
23
19
a place for keeping...
insecticide
25
19
an agent that destro...
insectiform
25
21
having the form of a...
insectifuge
25
21
insect repellent [n...
insectivore
23
19
an animal that eats...
insectology
29
20
the study of insects...
inseminated
18
17
INSEMINATE, to sow;...
inseminates
18
16
INSEMINATE, to sow;...
inseminator
18
16
one that inseminates...
insensately
24
16
INSENSATE, without s...
insensitive
20
17
not responsive or su...
insentience
19
17
the state of being i...
insentiency
26
19
the state of being i...
inseparable
22
19
that cannot be separ...
inseparably
29
21
INSEPARABLE, that ca...
insertional
18
14
relating to insertio...
insessorial
19
13
adapted for perching...
inseverable
22
20
that cannot be sever...
insheathing
23
19
INSHEATH, to enclose...
insheltered
21
16
INSHELTER, to place...
insidiously
27
17
INSIDIOUS, developin...
insincerely
28
19
INSINCERE, not since...
insincerity
28
18
the state of being i...
insinuating
19
17
INSINUATE, to hint o...
insinuation
17
15
the act of insinuati...
insinuative
20
18
serving to insinuate...
insinuators
18
14
INSINUATOR, one who,...
insinuatory
24
16
tending to insinuate...
insipidness
21
17
the state of being i...
insipiences
23
19
INSIPIENCE, (archaic...
insipiently
28
19
INSIPIENT, wanting w...
insistences
21
16
INSISTENCE, the stat...
insistently
26
16
INSISTENT, given to...
insistingly
28
18
INSISTING [adv]
insnarement
17
17
the act of insnaring...
insolations
18
14
INSOLATION, exposure...
insouciance
23
20
lighthearted unconce...
insoulments
20
18
INSOULMENT, the act...
insourcings
23
19
INSOURCING, the prac...
inspectable
26
22
that can be inspecte...
inspections
23
19
INSPECTION, the act...
inspectoral
24
19
relating to inspecti...
inspiration
20
16
the act of inspiring...
inspirative
23
19
giving inspiration [...
inspirators
21
15
INSPIRATOR, a kind o...
inspiratory
27
17
tending to inspire [...
inspiringly
30
21
INSPIRING [adv]
inspiriters
22
15
INSPIRITER, one who...
inspiriting
23
18
INSPIRIT, to animate...
inspissated
21
16
INSPISSATE, to make...
inspissates
21
15
INSPISSATE, to make...
inspissator
21
15
an agent that inspis...
instability
29
18
the state of being u...
installants
20
15
INSTALLANT, one who...
installment
21
18
(US) one of a series...
instalments
20
17
INSTALMENT, one of a...
instantiate
17
13
to represent (an abs...
instantness
17
14
the state of being i...
instatement
18
16
the act of instating...
instaurator
18
13
one who restores [n...
instigating
21
17
INSTIGATE, to initia...
instigation
19
15
the act of instigati...
instigative
22
18
serving to instigate...
instigators
20
14
INSTIGATOR, one who...
instillment
22
18
the act of instillin...
instilments
21
17
INSTILMENT, the act...
instinctive
24
20
relating to instinct...
instinctual
23
18
relating to instinct...
institorial
20
13
pertaining to an age...
instituters
20
13
INSTITUTER, one who...
instituting
21
16
INSTITUTE, to set up...
institution
19
14
an act of institutin...
institutist
21
13
a writer of institut...
institutive
22
17
able or tending to e...
institutors
20
13
INSTITUTOR, one who...
instreaming
20
18
an influx [n -S]
instressing
20
15
INSTRESS, to create...
instructing
24
19
INSTRUCT, to supply...
instruction
22
17
a precept [n -S]
instructive
25
20
indicating means whe...
instructors
23
16
INSTRUCTOR, one that...
instruments
20
17
INSTRUMENT, to addre...
insufflated
24
21
INSUFFLATE, to blow...
insufflates
24
20
INSUFFLATE, to blow...
insufflator
24
20
one who insufflates...
insularisms
22
17
INSULARISM, the stat...
insulations
19
15
INSULATION, the acti...
insulinases
19
15
INSULINASE, an enzym...
insulsities
21
14
INSULSITY, stupidity...
insultingly
29
20
INSULTING [adv]
insultments
21
18
INSULTMENT, (Shakesp...
insuperable
23
20
that cannot be overc...
insuperably
30
22
INSUPERABLE, that ca...
insurancers
21
17
INSURANCER, (obsolet...
insurgences
22
19
INSURGENCE, the stat...
insurgently
27
19
INSURGENT, rising up...
intagliated
20
16
incised, engraved [a...
intaglioing
21
18
INTAGLIO, to carve a...
intangibles
22
19
INTANGIBLE, somethin...
integrality
27
17
the state of being i...
integrating
20
17
INTEGRATE, to make e...
integration
18
15
the act or process o...
integrative
21
18
serving to integrate...
integrators
19
14
INTEGRATOR, one that...
integrities
20
14
INTEGRITY, the state...
integuments
20
19
INTEGUMENT, an exter...
intellected
23
18
(Cowper) endowed wit...
intelligent
21
17
having a high degree...
intemperant
20
19
a person who is inte...
intemperate
20
18
not temperate [adj I...
intendances
19
18
INTENDANCE, the offi...
intendering
18
17
INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intendments
18
18
INTENDMENT, the true...
intenerated
16
14
INTENERATE, to make...
intenerates
16
13
INTENERATE, to make...
intensating
18
16
INTENSATE, to intens...
intensative
19
17
giving force or emph...
intenseness
16
14
the state of being i...
intensified
20
17
INTENSIFY, to make i...
intensifier
20
16
one that intensifies...
intensifies
20
16
INTENSIFY, to make i...
intensional
17
15
relating to intensio...
intensities
18
13
INTENSITY, the state...
intensitive
20
17
giving force or emph...
intensively
27
20
INTENSIVE, making in...
intentional
17
15
done by intention or...
intentioned
16
15
having an intention...
interabangs
20
18
INTERABANG, a punctu...
interactant
20
16
one that interacts [...
interacting
22
18
INTERACT, to act on...
interaction
20
16
mutual or reciprocal...
interactive
23
19
mutually or reciproc...
interagency
27
20
between agencies [ad...
interallied
20
15
relating to, compose...
interannual
17
16
between years [adj]
interarched
23
18
INTERARCH, to have i...
interarches
23
17
INTERARCH, to have i...
interatomic
22
18
between atoms [adj]
interbedded
20
18
INTERBED, to insert...
interblends
21
18
INTERBLEND, to blend...
interbrains
20
16
INTERBRAIN, the dien...
interbranch
25
21
between branches [ad...
interbreeds
20
16
INTERBREED, to breed...
interbroker
21
19
of a transaction, be...
intercalary
28
18
inserted in a calend...
intercalate
21
16
to insert (as a day)...
intercampus
25
22
between campuses [ad...
intercedent
20
17
serving to intercede...
interceders
21
16
INTERCEDER, one who...
interceding
22
19
INTERCEDE, to act as...
intercensal
21
17
occurring between ce...
intercepted
23
19
INTERCEPT, to stop a...
intercepter
23
18
one who intercepts,...
interceptor
23
18
one who intercepts,...
intercessor
21
15
one who intercedes [...
interchains
23
18
INTERCHAIN, to link...
interchange
23
20
to put each of (two...
interchurch
30
23
between churches [ad...
intercluded
23
19
INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercludes
23
18
INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercooled
21
17
cooled by means of a...
intercooler
21
16
a heat exchanger in...
intercostal
22
16
situated between the...
intercounty
27
19
between counties [ad...
intercouple
24
20
between couples [adj...
intercourse
21
16
connection or dealin...
intercrater
21
15
between craters [adj...
intercrural
23
17
within or pertaining...
interdashed
20
16
INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdashes
20
15
INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdealer
18
14
one who interdeals [...
interdental
18
15
pronounced with the...
interdepend
19
18
to depend on one ano...
interdicted
22
17
INTERDICT, to forbid...
interdictor
22
16
one who interdicts [...
interdining
19
17
INTERDINE, to eat to...
interessing
19
15
INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interesting
19
15
INTEREST, to engage...
interethnic
23
18
taking place between...
interfacial
24
19
between plane faces;...
interfacing
24
21
firm material sewn b...
interfamily
29
21
between family [adj]
interferers
20
15
INTERFERER, one who...
interfering
21
18
INTERFERE, to interv...
interferons
19
16
INTERFERON, any of s...
interfiling
23
19
INTERFILE, to arrang...
interflowed
24
20
INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfluent
21
18
flowing between or t...
interfluous
22
18
flowing between or t...
interfluves
24
21
INTERFLUVE, an area...
interfolded
21
18
INTERFOLD, to fold t...
interfusing
22
19
INTERFUSE, to pour o...
interfusion
20
17
the act of interfusi...
intergraded
19
16
INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrades
19
15
INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrafts
22
17
INTERGRAFT, to graft...
intergrowth
25
19
a growing between or...
interiorise
18
12
to make interior [v...
interiority
25
14
interior quality or...
interiorize
21
21
to make interior, al...
interisland
19
15
between islands [adj...
interjacent
22
25
intervening; situate...
interjected
23
25
INTERJECT, to interp...
interjector
23
24
one who interjects [...
interjoined
19
23
INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interlacing
23
19
INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlapped
23
20
INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlarded
19
15
INTERLARD, to place...
interlayers
25
15
INTERLAYER, to creat...
interlaying
26
18
INTERLAY, to place b...
interleaved
20
18
INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interleaves
20
17
INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interleukin
20
19
any of a group of pr...
interlineal
19
15
between the lines [a...
interlinear
18
14
between the lines [a...
interliners
19
14
INTERLINER, somethin...
interlingua
20
17
any artificially dev...
interlining
20
17
the act of writing b...
interlinked
20
19
INTERLINK, to link t...
interlocked
23
21
INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interlocker
23
20
something that inter...
interlooped
20
17
INTERLOOP, to loop t...
interlopers
21
16
INTERLOPER, one that...
interloping
22
19
INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interludial
21
16
relating to an inter...
interluding
21
18
INTERLUDE, to write...
interlunary
25
17
pertaining to the pe...
intermatted
19
16
INTERMAT, to mat fib...
intermeddle
20
18
to meddle, to interf...
intermedial
20
17
intermediate [adj]
intermedins
19
17
INTERMEDIN, a messen...
intermedium
21
20
a small bone in the...
intermeshed
21
18
INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermeshes
21
17
INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermezzos
25
33
INTERMEZZO, (Italian...
intermingle
21
19
to intermix [v INTER...
intermitted
20
16
INTERMIT, to stop te...
intermitter
20
15
one who intermits [n...
intermittor
20
15
one who intermits [n...
intermixing
27
25
INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermuring
21
19
INTERMURE, (obsolete...
internalise
18
14
to make internal, al...
internality
25
16
the state of being i...
internalize
21
23
to make internal, al...
internecine
19
17
deadly, murderous, a...
internecive
22
20
deadly, murderous, a...
interneural
18
15
situated between the...
interneuron
16
15
an internuncial neur...
internments
18
17
INTERNMENT, the act...
internodial
18
15
(obsolete) between n...
internships
23
18
INTERNSHIP, the offi...
internuncio
20
18
(Italian) a messenge...
interocular
22
17
between the eyes [ad...
interoffice
25
21
between offices [adj...
interosseal
18
13
situated between bon...
interpaging
22
20
INTERPAGE, to print...
interparish
23
17
between parishes [ad...
interphases
22
17
INTERPHASE, the inte...
interphones
21
18
INTERPHONE, an inter...
interplants
21
17
INTERPLANT, to plant...
interplayed
27
19
INTERPLAY, to exert...
interpleads
21
17
INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpoints
20
16
INTERPOINT, the tech...
interpolate
20
16
to insert a word or...
interponing
20
19
INTERPONE, to interp...
interposals
21
16
INTERPOSAL, the act...
interposers
20
15
INTERPOSER, one who...
interposing
21
18
INTERPOSE, to place...
interpreted
20
16
INTERPRET, to explai...
interpreter
20
15
one who translates o...
interracial
22
16
involving members of...
interradial
19
14
between radii or ray...
interradius
19
14
a radius midway betw...
interrailed
19
14
INTERRAIL, to travel...
interrailer
19
13
one who travels by i...
interregnal
19
16
occurring between re...
interregnum
20
19
(Latin) the time dur...
interrelate
18
13
to bring into mutual...
interrobang
20
18
a punctuation mark (...
interrogant
18
15
a questioner [n -S]
interrogate
18
14
to question formally...
interrogees
18
14
INTERROGEE, one who...
interrupted
21
17
INTERRUPT, to break...
interrupter
21
16
one that interrupts,...
interruptor
21
16
one who interrupts,...
interschool
24
18
between schools [adj...
interscribe
24
18
(obsolete) to write...
intersected
21
16
INTERSECT, to cut in...
interseptal
21
16
between septa [adj]
intersertal
19
13
having interstitial...
interserted
18
13
INTERSERT, (obsolete...
intersexual
25
21
existing between sex...
interspaced
23
19
INTERSPACE, to put s...
interspaces
23
18
INTERSPACE, to put s...
intersperse
20
15
to place something a...
interspinal
21
17
between the vertebra...
interstates
18
12
INTERSTATE, any of a...
interstices
22
15
INTERSTICE, a gap or...
interstrain
18
13
between strains [adj...
interstrand
18
14
between strands [adj...
intersystem
26
17
between systems [adj...
intertangle
19
16
to tangle together [...
intertarsal
19
13
between tarsal bones...
intertilled
21
15
INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertribal
22
16
between tribes [adj]
intertrigos
20
14
INTERTRIGO, a skin r...
intertwined
21
17
INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwines
21
16
INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwists
23
15
INTERTWIST, to twist...
interunions
17
15
INTERUNION, a blendi...
intervalley
28
20
between valleys [adj...
intervallic
26
21
relating to an inter...
intervallum
24
22
between ramparts [ad...
interveined
19
18
INTERVEIN, to inters...
interveners
19
17
INTERVENER, one who...
intervening
20
20
INTERVENE, to come o...
intervenors
19
17
INTERVENOR, in law,...
interventor
19
17
a mediator in eccles...
interviewed
23
20
INTERVIEW, to conduc...
interviewee
22
19
one who is interview...
interviewer
23
19
one who interviews [...
intervolved
23
22
INTERVOLVE, to roll...
intervolves
23
21
INTERVOLVE, to roll...
interweaved
22
20
INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interweaver
22
19
one who interweaves...
interweaves
22
19
INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interworked
22
20
INTERWORK, to work t...
intestacies
21
15
INTESTACY, the condi...
inthralling
24
19
INTHRALL, to charm,...
intimations
19
16
INTIMATION, the act...
intimidated
20
17
INTIMIDATE, to make...
intimidates
20
16
INTIMIDATE, to make...
intimidator
20
16
one who intimidates...
intinctions
21
17
INTINCTION, a mode o...
intolerable
21
17
that cannot be toler...
intolerably
28
19
INTOLERABLE, that ca...
intolerance
20
17
the state of being i...
intolerants
18
14
INTOLERANT, one who...
intonations
16
14
INTONATION, somethin...
intoxicable
30
26
able to be intoxicat...
intoxicants
27
23
INTOXICANT, somethin...
intoxicated
27
23
INTOXICATE, to make...
intoxicates
27
22
INTOXICATE, to make...
intoxicator
27
22
one who intoxicates...
intoximeter
25
22
a device for measuri...
intractable
24
19
unmanageable, also U...
intractably
31
21
INTRACTABLE, unmanag...
intradermal
20
17
situated or done wit...
intradermic
23
19
situated or done wit...
intramurals
21
17
sports played by tea...
intraocular
22
17
situated or occurrin...
intrapartum
22
19
of or relating to ch...
intrasexual
25
21
within or between me...
intrathecal
24
18
introduced into or o...
intravenous
19
18
situated, performed,...
intreatfull
23
18
(Spenser) full of en...
intreatment
18
16
the act of intreatin...
intrenchant
22
19
(Shakespeare) incapa...
intrenchers
23
18
INTRENCHER, one who...
intrenching
24
21
INTRENCH, to fix fir...
intrepidity
28
18
the state of being i...
intricacies
25
18
INTRICACY, the state...
intricately
29
18
INTRICATE, involved,...
intrigantes
19
15
INTRIGANTE, (French)...
intriguante
19
16
(French) a female in...
intriguants
20
16
INTRIGUANT, (archaic...
intrinsical
23
17
inward, internal, al...
introducers
22
17
INTRODUCER, one who...
introducing
23
20
INTRODUCE, to bring...
introituses
19
13
INTROITUS, (Latin) t...
introjected
23
25
INTROJECT, to incorp...
intromitted
20
16
INTROMIT, to introdu...
intromitter
20
15
one who intromits [n...
introspects
24
18
INTROSPECT, to look...
introverted
20
17
INTROVERT, to turn i...
intrudingly
28
20
INTRUDING [adv]
intrusional
19
15
having the nature of...
intrusively
29
20
INTRUSIVE, tending t...
intrustment
20
17
the act of intrustin...
intubations
20
17
INTUBATION, the intr...
intuitional
19
15
relating to an intui...
intuitively
29
20
INTUITIVE, possessin...
intuitivism
24
20
being intuitive [n -...
intumescent
22
20
swelling and charrin...
intumescing
24
22
INTUMESCE, to swell...
inturbidate
21
17
to render turbid [v...
intwinement
21
20
the act of intwining...
inumbrating
23
22
INUMBRATE, to cast a...
inundations
17
16
INUNDATION, the act...
inusitation
18
14
disuse, disrepair [n...
inutilities
21
14
INUTILITY, lack of u...
inutterable
21
17
that cannot be utter...
invaginable
23
23
that can be invagina...
invaginated
20
20
INVAGINATE, to enshe...
invaginates
20
19
INVAGINATE, to enshe...
invalidated
21
19
INVALIDATE, to make...
invalidates
21
18
INVALIDATE, to make...
invalidator
21
18
one who invalidates...
invalidhood
23
21
the state of being a...
invalidings
23
21
INVALIDING, the act...
invalidisms
24
21
INVALIDISM, the cond...
invalidness
21
19
the state of being i...
invariables
23
20
INVARIABLE, somethin...
invariances
22
20
INVARIANCE, the stat...
invectively
33
26
INVECTIVE, abusive [...
inventional
19
19
relating to inventio...
inventively
29
24
INVENTIVE, given to...
inventorial
20
18
relating to inventor...
inventoried
19
18
INVENTORY, to make a...
inventories
19
17
INVENTORY, to make a...
invernesses
19
17
INVERNESS, a loose o...
invertebral
23
20
invertebrate [adj]
investigate
21
18
to observe or study...
investitive
23
20
serving to invest [a...
investiture
21
17
the act of establish...
investments
21
20
INVESTMENT, the act...
inviability
31
22
the state of being i...
invidiously
29
21
INVIDIOUS, tending t...
invigilated
23
20
INVIGILATE, to keep...
invigilates
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INVIGILATE, to keep...
invigilator
23
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one who invigilates...
invigorants
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INVIGORANT, an invig...
invigorated
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INVIGORATE, to give...
invigorates
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INVIGORATE, to give...
invigorator
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one who invigorates...
inviolacies
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INVIOLACY, the state...
inviolately
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INVIOLATE, not viola...
invitations
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INVITATION, the act...
invitements
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INVITEMENT, an invit...
invocations
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INVOCATION, the act...
involucella
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INVOLUCELLUM, a whor...
involucrate
24
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having an involucre...
involuntary
27
21
done contrary to or...
involutedly
29
22
INVOLUTED [adv]
involutions
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INVOLUTION, the act...
involvement
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the act of involving...
inwrapments
24
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INWRAPMENT, the act...
inwrappings
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INWRAPPING, the act...
inwreathing
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INWREATHE, to surrou...
iodinations
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IODINATION, treatmen...
iodisations
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IODISATION, the act...
iodizations
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IODIZATION, the act...
iodometries
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IODOMETRY, a procedu...
ionisations
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IONISATION, the act...
ionizations
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IONIZATION, the act...
ionospheres
21
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IONOSPHERE, a region...
ionospheric
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relating to the iono...
ionotropies
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IONOTROPY, the rever...
ipecacuanha
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(Portuguese) the dri...
ipratropium
25
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a bronchodilator dru...
iproniazids
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IPRONIAZID, a deriva...
ipselateral
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belonging to or affe...
ipsilateral
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belonging to or affe...
iratenesses
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IRATENESS, the state...
irenologies
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IRENOLOGY, the study...
iridescence
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exhibition of multic...
iridisation
19
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iridescence, also IR...
iridization
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iridescence, also IR...
iridologies
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IRIDOLOGY, diagnosis...
iridologist
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one who practises ir...
iridosmines
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IRIDOSMINE, a very h...
iridosmiums
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IRIDOSMIUM, a very h...
iridotomies
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IRIDOTOMY, surgical...
irksomeness
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the state of being i...
ironhearted
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cruel, hardhearted [...
ironmasters
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IRONMASTER, a manufa...
ironmongers
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IRONMONGER, a dealer...
ironmongery
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something made of me...
ironworkers
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IRONWORKER, one who...
irradiances
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IRRADIANCE, the act...
irradiating
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IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irradiation
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exposure to radiatio...
irradiative
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performing irradiati...
irradiators
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IRRADIATOR, somethin...
irradicable
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19
that cannot be eradi...
irradicably
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IRRADICABLE, that ca...
irradicated
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IRRADICATE, to fix f...
irradicates
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IRRADICATE, to fix f...
irrationals
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IRRATIONAL, an irrat...
irrealities
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IRREALITY, unreality...
irreceptive
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not receptive [adj]
irrecusable
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that cannot be rejec...
irrecusably
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IRRECUSABLE, that ca...
irredentism
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16
advocating return of...
irredentist
19
13
one who attempts to...
irreducible
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20
that cannot be reduc...
irreducibly
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IRREDUCIBLE, that ca...
irreduction
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being irreducible [n...
irreflexion
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not being reflective...
irreflexive
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not reflecting [adj]
irrefutable
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that cannot be refut...
irrefutably
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21
IRREFUTABLE, that ca...
irregularly
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18
IRREGULAR, not regul...
irrelations
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IRRELATION, the stat...
irrelevance
23
20
the state of being i...
irrelevancy
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22
the state of being i...
irreligions
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IRRELIGION, the stat...
irreligious
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15
neglectful of religi...
irremission
20
15
the state of being i...
irremissive
23
18
unremitting [adj]
irremovable
24
22
incapable of being r...
irremovably
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24
IRREMOVABLE, incapab...
irreparable
23
18
that cannot be repai...
irreparably
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20
IRREPARABLE, that ca...
irresoluble
23
17
that cannot be resol...
irresolubly
30
19
IRRESOLUBLE, that ca...
irretention
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13
absence of retention...
irretentive
20
16
incapable of retenti...
irreverence
22
19
lack of reverence [n...
irrevocable
26
22
that cannot be revok...
irrevocably
33
24
IRREVOCABLE, that ca...
irrigations
20
14
IRRIGATION, the ther...
irritancies
22
15
IRRITANCY, the state...
irritatedly
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15
in the manner of bei...
irritations
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IRRITATION, the act...
irruptively
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IRRUPTIVE, rushing i...
isabellines
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ISABELLINE, a dingy...
isallobaric
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of or like an isallo...
isapostolic
25
18
equal to the apostle...
ischuretics
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ISCHURETIC, a drug u...
isinglasses
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15
ISINGLASS, (Dutch) t...
isoaminiles
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ISOAMINILE, an antit...
isoantibody
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an antibody that occ...
isoantigens
18
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ISOANTIGEN, an antig...
isobutylene
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an isomer of butylen...
isocheimals
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ISOCHEIMAL, an isoch...
isochronise
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to make isochronous,...
isochronism
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the property of havi...
isochronize
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to make isochronous,...
isochronous
23
18
having the same dura...
isocyanates
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ISOCYANATE, an ester...
isocyanides
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ISOCYANIDE, a salt o...
isodiaphere
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one of two or more n...
isodynamics
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ISODYNAMIC, a line o...
isoelectric
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having the same pote...
isoflavones
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ISOFLAVONE, a plant...
isogeotherm
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18
a line connecting po...
isografting
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19
ISOGRAFT, to transpl...
isolability
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18
being isolable [n IS...
isolecithal
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18
of the ova of mammal...
isoleucines
22
17
ISOLEUCINE, an essen...
isomagnetic
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20
a line on a map conn...
isomerising
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17
ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerizing
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ISOMERIZE, to change...
isometrical
24
18
having equality of m...
isometropia
21
17
equal refraction of...
isomorphism
26
22
similarity in shape...
isomorphous
24
20
similar in form [adj...
isoniazides
21
22
ISONIAZIDE, a pyridi...
isonitriles
20
13
ISONITRILE, a type o...
isopachytes
32
21
ISOPACHYTE, a line c...
isopluvials
26
21
ISOPLUVIAL, a line o...
isopolities
22
15
ISOPOLITY, reciproci...
isoprenoids
20
16
ISOPRENOID, a type o...
isorhythmic
35
23
in ancient prosody,...
isoseismals
21
15
ISOSEISMAL, a line c...
isoseismics
24
17
ISOSEISMIC, a line c...
isothermals
23
17
ISOTHERMAL, a line o...
isotonicity
28
17
the quality of being...
isotropisms
23
17
ISOTROPISM, isotropy...
isoxsuprine
27
23
a drug which dilates...
itacolumite
24
19
a kind of sandstone,...
italianated
18
14
ITALIANATE, to rende...
italianates
18
13
ITALIANATE, to rende...
italianised
19
14
ITALIANISE, to make...
italianises
19
13
ITALIANISE, to make...
italianized
22
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ITALIANIZE, to make...
italianizes
22
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ITALIANIZE, to make...
italicising
25
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ITALICISE, to print...
italicizing
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ITALICIZE, to print...
itchinesses
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ITCHINESS, the state...
itemisation
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the act of itemizing...
itemization
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the act of itemizing...
iteratively
28
18
ITERATIVE, repeating...
iteroparity
27
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the state of being i...
iteroparous
20
15
reproducing more tha...
ithyphallic
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in classical verse,...
ithyphallus
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an erect phallus [n...
itineracies
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15
ITINERACY, making jo...
itinerantly
25
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ITINERANT, travellin...
itineraries
18
12
ITINERARY, a plan or...
itinerating
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ITINERATE, to wander...
itineration
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13
the act of itinerati...
ivermectins
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22
IVERMECTIN, a drug u...
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