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Webster Dictionary :: Intent

INTENT', a. [L. intentus, from intendo. See Intend .] Literally, having the mind...

Webster Dictionary :: Intention

INTEN'TION, n. [L. intentio. See Intend .] 1. Primarily, a stretching or bending...

Webster Dictionary :: Intentional

INTEN'TIONAL, a. Intended; designed; done with design or purpose. The act was in...

Webster Dictionary :: Intentionally

INTEN'TIONALLY, adv. by design; of purpose; not casually.

Webster Dictionary :: Intentioned

INTEN'TIONED, in composition; as well-intentioned, having good designs, honest i...

Webster Dictionary :: Intentive

INTENT'IVE, a. Attentive; having the mind close applied. [This word is nearly su...

Webster Dictionary :: Intentively

INTENT'IVELY, adv. Closely; with close application.

Webster Dictionary :: Intentiveness

INTENT'IVENESS, n. Closeness of attention or application of mind.

Webster Dictionary :: Intently

INTENT'LY, adv. With close attention or application; with eagerness or earnestne...

Webster Dictionary :: Intentness

INTENT'NESS, n. The state of being intent; close application; constant employmen...

Webster Dictionary :: Inter

IN'TER, a Latin preposition, signifying among or between; used as a prefix. INTE...

Webster Dictionary :: Interact

IN'TERACT, n. [inter and act.] Intermediate employment or time; a short piece be...

Webster Dictionary :: Interamnian

INTERAM'NIAN, a. [L. inter and amnis, river.] Situated between rivers.

Webster Dictionary :: Interanimate

INTERAN'IMATE, v.t. To animate mutually. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Interbastation

INTERBASTA'TION, n. Patch-work. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Intercalar

INTER'CALAR INTER'CALARY, a. [L. intercalarius; inter and calo, to call or procl...

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