English to English Dictionary

intertwine

To twist or weave two or things together so that they are closely joined.

interventionism

The policy or practice of intervening, especially government interference in economic affairs or state interference in foreign affairs.

intrinsic

Belonging naturally; essential.

invalidate

To make an official document, agreement, or election procedure illegal or no longer effective.

ionario e ˈlet.to

An administrative official or functionary who executes official duties.

irreconcilable

Representing findings, points of view, or differences that are so opposed that no compromise is possible.

labyrinthine

Like a labyrinth; irregular and winding; complicated, tortuous.

laconic

Using very few words; brief and to the point.

ligature

A thread or cord used for tying a blood vessel or tube to prevent bleeding.

linchpin

A person or thing vital to an enterprise or organization.

load-bearing

Supporting the weight of the structure above it, as a wall or beam.

lucid

Expressed clearly; easy to understand.