English to English Dictionary

Indignity

The state or quality of being undignified; a lack of dignity or respect.

Indirection

The quality or state of being indirect, especially in action, speech, or method.

Indissociable

Not able to be separated or divided.

Indistinguishable

Not able to be identified as different or distinct.

Individualism

A social theory advocating the liberty, rights, or independent action of the individual.

Individuation

The psychological process by which a person achieves a sense of individual identity distinct from other people and from other aspects of the external world.

Indo-Hantō

A geographical region that includes the Indian subcontinent and its cultural connections to East Asia.

Indolence

The quality of being lazy or avoiding activity.

Indolent

Habitually lazy or inactive; avoiding exertion.

Inductive

Characterized by the process of reasoning from specific cases to general principles.

Industry-standard

Accepted or used as the customary or normal practice, quality, or specification within a particular commercial or technical field.

Inebriated

Drunk; intoxicated by alcohol.