English to English Dictionary

Impostumation

The formation or development of an abscess or pustule filled with pus.

Impractically

In a way that is not suited to practical use or does not make sense in reality.

Imprecisely

In a way that is not exact, accurate, or clear.

Impromptu

A short piece of instrumental music, especially for piano, performed in a relaxed, spontaneous style.

Impure

Not pure; mixed with foreign, extraneous, or inferior substances; contaminated.

Impute

To attribute or ascribe something, especially a fault, crime, or responsibility, to a person or source.

In The World

Used as an intensifier with interrogative words (who, what, where, when, why, how) to express surprise, confusion, exasperation, or to emphasize a question.

In-the-know

Possessing secret, specialized, or up-to-date knowledge about a particular subject, group, or situation.

Inaccurately

In a way that is not completely correct or true; with errors or mistakes.

Inactivator

A substance, agent, or mechanism that renders another substance, biological sample, or process inactive.

Inactive

Not engaging in or involving physical activity or a specific action; idle.

Inaugural speech

A formal address given by a political leader, such as a newly elected president, at the beginning of their term of office.