English to English Dictionary

Inamorata

A woman who is loved; a female sweetheart or lover.

Incalescent

Becoming warm or increasing in heat, either physically or metaphorically.

Incalzatrice

A female operator of an industrial machine that presses, wedges, or tightly fits components together, particularly in footwear manufacturing.

Incardinate

To attach a priest permanently to a particular diocese or religious jurisdiction.

Incipiency

The earliest stage of something; the beginning or inception of a process, state, or condition.

Incitant

An agent or substance that stimulates or rouses physiological activity or psychological interest.

Incommensurable

Not able to be judged by the same standard; having no common standard of measurement.

Inconcinnity

The quality of being inconcinnous; lack of harmony or elegance in arrangement.

Inconsequence

The quality of being inconsequential; lack of importance, relevance, or logical connection.

Inconsequentiality

The quality or state of being insignificant, trivial, or lacking importance.

Inconsumable

Not able to be consumed, eaten, used up, or destroyed.

Inconvertible

Not able to be converted into another form, substance, or currency.