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impolitic |
Adjective
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not politic |
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incapacitated |
Adjective
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lacking in or deprived of strength or power |
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influential |
Adjective
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having or exercising influence or power |
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imponderable |
Adjective
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difficult or impossible to evaluate with precision |
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imponderable |
Noun
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a factor whose effects cannot be accurately assessed |
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inelaborate |
Adjective
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not elaborate |
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irritated |
Adjective
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aroused to impatience or anger |
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in the public eye |
Adjective
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of great interest to the public |
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inclusive |
Adjective
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including much or everything |
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introuvable |
Adjective
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impossible to find |
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impractical |
Adjective
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not practical or realizable |
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imprecise |
Adjective
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not precise |
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imbecile |
Adjective
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having a mental age of three to seven years |
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imbecile |
Noun
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a person of subnormal intelligence |
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imbecilic |
Adjective
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having a mental age of three to seven years |
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idiotic |
Adjective
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having a mental age of three to seven years |
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idiotic |
Adjective
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insanely irresponsible |
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idiotic |
Adjective
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incongruous |
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irreproducible |
Adjective
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impossible to reproduce or duplicate |
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inimitable |
Adjective
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defying imitation |
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incident |
Adjective
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(sometimes followed by `to') minor or casual or subordinate in significance or nature or occurring as a chance concomitant or consequence |
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incident |
Adjective
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falling or striking of light rays on something |
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incident |
Noun
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a single distinct event |
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incident |
Noun
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a public disturbance |
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inexpert |
Adjective
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lacking professional skill or expertise |
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impugnable |
Adjective
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subject to being discredited |
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indubitable |
Adjective
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too obvious to be doubted |
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improvident |
Adjective
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not provident |
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improvident |
Adjective
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not given careful consideration |
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incitive |
Adjective
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arousing to action or rebellion |
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instigative |
Adjective
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arousing to action or rebellion |
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ill-considered |
Adjective
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not given careful consideration |
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ill-judged |
Adjective
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not given careful consideration |
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injudicious |
Adjective
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lacking or showing lack of judgment or discretion |
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irrational |
Adjective
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not consistent with or using reason |
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irrational |
Adjective
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real but not expressible as the quotient of two integers |
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irrational |
Noun
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a real number that cannot be expressed as a rational number |
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imperious |
Adjective
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having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy |
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intercrossed |
Adjective
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produced by crossbreeding |
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in question |
Adjective
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open to doubt or suspicion |
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irremediable |
Adjective
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impossible to remedy or correct or redress |
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imaginary |
Adjective
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not based on fact |
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imaginary |
Noun
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(mathematics) a number of the form a+bi where a and b are real numbers and i is the square root of -1 |
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illusional |
Adjective
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marked by or producing illusion |
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illusionary |
Adjective
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marked by or producing illusion |
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illusive |
Adjective
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based on or having the nature of an illusion |
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illusory |
Adjective
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based on or having the nature of an illusion |
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irreparable |
Adjective
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impossible to repair, rectify, or amend |
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ill-bred |
Adjective
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(of persons) lacking in refinement or grace |
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iterative |
Adjective
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marked by iteration |