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investigative |
Adjective
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designed to find information or ascertain facts |
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inexpungeable |
Adjective
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not capable of being expunged |
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investigatory |
Adjective
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designed to find information or ascertain facts |
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inexterminable |
Adjective
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incapable of extermination or extirpation |
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inquisitorial |
Adjective
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having the authority to conduct official investigations |
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inquisitorial |
Adjective
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marked by inquisitive interest |
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inquisitorial |
Adjective
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especially indicating a form of prosecution in which proceedings are secret and the accused is questioned by a prosecutor who acts also as the judge |
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inextirpable |
Adjective
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incapable of extermination or extirpation |
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inquisitory |
Adjective
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diligent and thorough in inquiry or investigation |
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increased |
Adjective
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made greater in size or amount or degree |
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inflated |
Adjective
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enlarged beyond truth or reasonableness |
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inflated |
Adjective
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pretentious (especially with regard to language or ideals) |
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ingratiating |
Adjective
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calculated to please or gain favor |
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ingratiating |
Adjective
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capable of winning favor |
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insinuating |
Adjective
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calculated to please or gain favor |
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ingratiatory |
Adjective
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calculated to please or gain favor |
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ingratiatory |
Adjective
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pleasingly persuasive or intended to persuade |
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inexact |
Adjective
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not exact |
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inculpatory |
Adjective
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causing blame to be imputed to |
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inoffensive |
Adjective
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substituting a mild term for a harsher or distasteful one |
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inoffensive |
Adjective
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giving no offense |
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inoffensive |
Adjective
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not causing anger or annoyance |
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inculpative |
Adjective
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causing blame to be imputed to |
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irredeemable |
Adjective
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(of paper money) not convertible into coin at the pleasure of the holder |
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irredeemable |
Adjective
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insusceptible of reform |
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incriminating |
Adjective
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charging or suggestive of guilt or blame |
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incriminatory |
Adjective
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charging or suggestive of guilt or blame |
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inexhaustible |
Adjective
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incapable of being entirely consumed or used up |
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inexhaustible |
Adjective
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that cannot be entirely consumed or used up |
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intoxicating |
Adjective
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extremely exciting as if by alcohol or a narcotic |
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intoxicating |
Adjective
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causing |
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inextricable |
Adjective
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not permitting extrication |
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invalid |
Adjective
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no longer valid |
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invalid |
Adjective
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having no cogency or legal force |
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invalid |
Noun
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someone who is incapacitated by a chronic illness or injury |
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invalid |
Verb
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injure permanently |
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invalid |
Verb
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force to retire, remove from active duty, as of firemen |
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inflatable |
Adjective
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designed to be filled with air or gas |
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interpretable |
Adjective
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capable of being understood |
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inequitable |
Adjective
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not equitable or fair |
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inexpedient |
Adjective
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not suitable or advisable |
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inexpedient |
Adjective
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not appropriate to the purpose |
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inexplicable |
Adjective
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incapable of being explained or accounted for |
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inscrutable |
Adjective
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of an obscure nature |
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inextinguishable |
Adjective
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difficult or impossible to extinguish |
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internal |
Adjective
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happening or arising or located within some limits or especially surface |
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internal |
Adjective
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located inward |
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internal |
Adjective
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inside the country |
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internal |
Adjective
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occurring within an institution or community |
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internal |
Adjective
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innermost or essential |