English to English Dictionary

insurgent

A person fighting against a government or invading force; a rebel or revolutionary.

interferometry

A technique in which waves, usually electromagnetic waves, are superimposed in order to extract information about the waves or their propagation medium.

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.

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.

joust

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

keynote

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