English to English Dictionary

Identitarian

A person who advocates for the preservation of a specific cultural or ethnic identity, often in opposition to multiculturalism.

Ideology

A system of ideas and ideals, especially one that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy.

Idiocy

Behavior or a decision that is extremely stupid and shows a complete lack of good judgment.

Idiomat

An idiomatic expression or a linguistic idiom characteristic of a specific language or dialect.

Idiomatically constructed

Formed or put together in a manner that conforms to the natural structural and grammatical tendencies of a specific language.

Idiosyncrasy

A characteristic, habit, or mannerism that is peculiar to an individual.

Idle-curiosity

A desire to know or learn about something out of mere amusement or lack of occupation, rather than from a genuine practical or academic need.

Igneous

Having solidified from magma or molten lava; relating to rocks formed by the cooling and solidification of molten rock.

Ignitability

The capacity or measure of a substance or material to catch fire and burn easily.

Ikigai

A motivating force or compelling sense of purpose in life that provides an individual with a feeling of deep fulfillment and value.

Ill-discipline

A lack of discipline; failure or refusal to maintain proper order, self-control, or adherence to established rules.

Illegal Economy

Economic activities that are conducted outside the legal framework, often involving illicit goods or services.