French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Indolent

Habitually lazy or inactive; avoiding exertion.

Inductive

Characterized by the process of reasoning from specific cases to general principles.

Inebriated

Drunk; intoxicated by alcohol.

Inefficiency

A lack of ability to do something well or to manage time, money, and resources successfully without waste.

Ineligibility

The state of being ineligible; lack of qualification or suitability for a particular role or benefit.

Inequitable

Not equitable; unfair or unjust.

Inequity

Lack of fairness or justice; an instance of injustice.

Inexpedient

Not suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose; unwise or impractical.

Infallible

Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.

Infanticide

The act of killing an infant, especially within the first year of life.

Infantilisation

The process of treating someone as if they are an infant or child, often by limiting their autonomy or maturity.

Infeasibility

The state or condition of being impossible to do or achieve.