English to English Dictionary

Interpellation

The act of questioning or interrogating someone, especially in a formal context.

Interstice

An intervening space, especially a very small or narrow one between things or parts.

Intransigence

Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something.

Intronic

Relating to or located within an intron, a non-coding section of a gene that is transcribed into primary mRNA but removed by RNA splicing before translation.

Inuk

A person of Inuit ethnicity, specifically an individual belonging to the Inuit people native to the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska.

Inurned

Placed or enclosed in an urn, especially the ashes of a deceased person.

Invasionism

A political or military doctrine that advocates for the forceful entry into or military occupation of another country's territory.

Inveigh

To speak or write about something with great hostility, bitterness, and vehement protest.

Invenue

A place or point of convergence where things or people meet, arrive, or are discovered.

Invicta

Unconquered, undefeated, or incapable of being subdued.

Invidious

Tending to arouse animosity, resentment, or anger in others; unjustly discriminatory.

Involuted

Complex, intricate, or convoluted, especially in structure, design, or reasoning.