Words Starting with “I”

Things that are intrinsically or essentially connected to or contained within something else; essential characteristics or properties.

Capable of being passed down from parents to offspring genetically, or from a predecessor to a successor legally.

A feeling that makes one self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way.

To drive or force a liquid, gas, or other substance into something, typically using a syringe and hollow needle.

Physical harm or damage to a person's body, often resulting from an accident or an attack.

A natural, inborn tendency, urge, or predisposition toward a particular behavior, attitude, or preference.

Situated inside or further towards the center of something.

A person who introduces new methods, ideas, or products.

To treat a person or animal with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease.

Not harmful or injurious; harmless; producing no injury.

An act of asking for information or an official investigation into something.

The quality of being inquisitive; an eager desire to know, learn, or investigate; a strong sense of curiosity.

A powerful, persistent, and unquenchable longing or appetite for something that cannot be satisfied, regardless of how much is obtained.

In a manner that shows a lack of awareness or concern for the feelings, needs, or circumstances of others; tactlessly or callously.

A proofreading or editing symbol, typically shaped like a caret (^), used to indicate the specific location where additional text or characters should be inserted into a document.

The action of placing or fitting something inside or into something else, or a thing that is added or put in.

Having or showing a deep, accurate, and deep-seated understanding of a person, situation, or complex problem.

Too small or unimportant to be worth consideration; lacking consequence or weight.