French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Impingent

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

Impostumation

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

Impugn

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

Inconcinnity

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

Ineffable

Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.

Ineluctable

Inevitably determined; unavoidable.

Inexistence

The state of not existing or being nonexistent.

Infare

A party or reception given for a newly married couple upon their arrival at their new home.

Ingraft

To insert or implant a part of one plant into another so that they grow together.

Ingurgitate

To swallow something greedily, hastily, or in large quantities.

Inhume

To bury a dead body; to place in a grave or tomb.

Inimitable

So good or unusual that it is impossible to copy; unique.