English to English Dictionary

interventionism

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

intoxicated

Affected by alcohol or drugs; drunk.

intranet

A private network accessible only to an organization's staff.

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.

journalist

A person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast.

joust

A medieval combat between two knights on horseback charging against each other with lances.

junction

A point where two or more things are joined, especially a road or railway.

keynote

A keynote address or speech, especially one that sets out the underlying theme of a conference.

kinswoman

A female blood relative or female relation.