English to English Dictionary

Interpose

To place or insert something between one thing and another.

Interrogator

A person who questions someone closely, aggressively, or formally, especially as part of an official investigation or intelligence gathering.

Intertangle

To twist, weave, or entwine together so closely that separation becomes extremely difficult.

Interwind

To wind or twist together mutually; to intertwine.

Intimist

An artist or writer who portrays intimate, private, or domestic subjects, particularly quiet interior scenes.

Intracellular

Located or occurring within a cell or cells.

Intraoffice

Located, occurring, or conducted within a single office or organization branch.

Intraparty

Existing or occurring within a single political party.

Intricacy

The quality of being complex, detailed, or complicated.

Introspection

The examination or observation of one's own mental and emotional processes.

Invigoration

The action of giving strength, energy, or freshness to someone or something.

Involuntary

Done without conscious control or will; automatic.