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Webster Dictionary :: Inordinately
INOR'DINATELY, adv. Irregularly; excessively; immoderately.
Webster Dictionary :: Inordinate
INOR'DINATE, a. [L. inordinatus; in and ordo,order.] Irregular; disorderly; exce...
Webster Dictionary :: Inordinacy
INOR'DINACY, n. [from inordinate.] Deviation from order or rule prescribed; irre...
Webster Dictionary :: Inopulent
INOP'ULENT, a. [in and opulent.] Not opulent; not wealthy; not affluent or rich.
Webster Dictionary :: Inoppressive
INOPPRESS'IVE, a. [in and oppressive.] Not oppressive; not burdensome.
Webster Dictionary :: Inopportunely
INOPPORTU'NELY, adv. Unseasonably; at an inconvenient time.
Webster Dictionary :: Inopportune
INOPPORTU'NE, a. [L. inopportunus. See Opportune .] Not opportune; inconvenient;...
Webster Dictionary :: Inoperative
INOP'ERATIVE, a. [in and operative.] Not operative; not active; having no operat...
Webster Dictionary :: Inoperation
INOPERA'TION, n. Agency; influence; production of effects. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Inoffiically
INOFFI'ICALLY, adv. Without the usual forms, or not in the official character.
Webster Dictionary :: Inofficious
INOFFI'CIOUS, a. [in and officious.] 1. Unkind; regardless of natural obligation...
Webster Dictionary :: Inofficial
INOFFI'CIAL, a. [in and official.] Not official; not proceeding from the proper ...
Webster Dictionary :: Inoffensiveness
INOFFENS'IVENESS, n. Harmlessness; the quality of being not offensive either to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Inoffensively
INOFFENS'IVELY, adv. Without giving offense; without harm; in a manner not to of...
Webster Dictionary :: Inoffensive
INOFFENS'IVE, a. [in and offensive.] 1. Giving no offense or provocation; as an ...
Webster Dictionary :: Inodorous
INO'DOROUS, a. [L. inodorus; in and odor.] Wanting scent; having no smell. The w...
