English dictionary: words starting with inco
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Inco
ˈɪnkəʊtɜːmnounAn expression from a list made by the international chamber of commerce that is used in the trade of goods from one country to another
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As an importer, you have to understand the costs, responsibilities, rights, and obligations that ac…
adjective(of a person) having one's true identity concealed.
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The incog spectators retreated from there as quickly as possible
adverbIn a way that conceals one's true identity.
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It was difficult to travel incog
nounA place, subject, or situation that you are not familiar with
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Dealing with children is terra incognita to me.
adjective(of a person) having one's true identity concealed.
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In order to observe you have to be incognito
adverbIn a way that conceals one's true identity.
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He is now operating incognito
nounAn assumed or false identity.
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She is locked in her incognito
nounAn assumed or false identity.
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She is locked in her incognito
adjective(of a person) having one's true identity concealed.
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In order to observe you have to be incognito
adverbIn a way that conceals one's true identity.
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He is now operating incognito
adjectiveLacking knowledge or awareness.
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The government appears incognizant of the growing threat to our agricultural industry
adjective(of a person) having one's true identity concealed.
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The incog spectators retreated from there as quickly as possible
adverbIn a way that conceals one's true identity.
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It was difficult to travel incog
nounThe quality of being illogical, inconsistent, or unclear.
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Difficult questions that expose the incoherence of their policy
nounThe quality of being illogical, inconsistent, or unclear.
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Difficult questions that expose the incoherence of their policy
nounThe quality of being illogical, inconsistent, or unclear.
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Difficult questions that expose the incoherence of their policy
nounThe quality of being illogical, inconsistent, or unclear.
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Difficult questions that expose the incoherence of their policy
adjective(of spoken or written language) expressed in an incomprehensible or confusing way; unclear.
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He screamed some incoherent threat
adverbIn a way that is difficult to understand and does not make sense
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She was muttering incoherently., the writer tries incoherently to argue his case.
nounLack of social cohesion.
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Anxiety about national decline and incohesion
adjective(especially of a building material or component) consisting or made of material that does not burn if exposed to fire.
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An incombustible floor construction
Income
ˈɪŋ.kʌmnounMoney received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
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He has a nice home and an adequate income
nounA person who has come to live in an area in which they have not grown up, especially in a close-knit rural community.
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An english incomer to orkney
combining formDenoting a person with a specified level of income.
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Middle-incomer
nounA person who has come to live in an area in which they have not grown up, especially in a close-knit rural community.
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An english incomer to orkney
nounMoney received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
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He has a nice home and an adequate income
adjectiveIn the process of coming in.
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Incoming passengers
plural nounRevenue; income.
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Keep an account of your incomings and outgoings
adjectiveIn the process of coming in.
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Incoming passengers
plural nounRevenue; income.
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Keep an account of your incomings and outgoings
noun→ income
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The balance between incomings and outgoings every month should be maintained in order to meet the b…
adjectiveNot able to be judged by the same standards; having no common standard of measurement.
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The two types of science are incommensurable and thus cannot be integrated
nounAn incommensurable quantity.
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Anaxagoras and the followers of pythagoras, with their development of incommensurables, are also th…
adjectiveOut of keeping or proportion with.
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Man's influence on the earth's surface seems incommensurate with his scale
verbInconvenience (someone).
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They are incommoded by the traffic
verbInconvenience (someone).
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They are incommoded by the traffic
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