English to English Dictionary

Incitement

The act of provoking or urging someone to act, especially in a way that is unlawful or harmful.

Inciter

A person who incites or provokes others to act, especially in a negative or unlawful manner.

Inclusive Set

A collection of elements that includes all members of a specified group.

Incoherence

The quality of being incoherent; lack of logical connection or clarity.

Incomparability

The state or quality of being so distinct or superior that no comparison is possible.

Incompetence

Inability to do something successfully; lack of ability, qualification, or skill.

Incompleteness

The state of being incomplete or lacking some parts.

Incomprehensible

Impossible to understand or comprehend.

Incongruence

The state of being incongruous; lack of harmony or agreement.

Incontinent

Lacking self-restraint, especially in relation to bodily functions.

Inconvenient Truth

A fact or situation that is difficult to accept or deal with, often because it challenges established beliefs or practices.

Incredulous

Unwilling or unable to believe something.