English to English Dictionary

Imperforate

Lacking a perforation, opening, or pore; having no natural opening.

Imperial purple

A rich, deep reddish-purple color historically associated with royalty, power, and high status.

Impingent

Describing something that strikes or has an impact on another object.

Implacable

Unable to be placated, appeased, or forgiven; inexorable and relentless.

Impletion

The act of filling up or the state of being filled; fulfillment or completion.

Importune

To ask someone persistently and repeatedly for something or to do something, often in an annoying or pressing manner.

Impostumation

The formation or development of an abscess or pustule filled with pus.

Imprecate

To invoke evil or curses upon someone or something.

Improvidence

An absence of foresight; failure to provide for future needs or emergencies, especially through financial recklessness.

Impugn

To dispute the truth, validity, or honesty of a statement or motive; to call into question.

In limine

Occurring at the outset, beginning, or threshold of a legal proceeding or process.

In-the-white

Referring to a manufactured item, especially a firearm or blade, that is completely assembled and functional but lacks its final surface finish, coating, or bluing.