English words starting with ine - page 2
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Meanings of Ineradicably:
adverbIn a way that cannot be changed or removed
Usage examples:
The company's image has been ineradicably damaged by the publication of the report., she remains in…
Meanings of Inerrancy:
nounThe fact of containing no faults or mistakes
Usage examples:
They would often debate with each other for hours about the inerrancy of the scriptures., every stu…
Meanings of Inerrant:
adjectiveIncapable of being wrong.
Usage examples:
They believed in an inerrant scripture
Meanings of Inert:
adjectiveLacking the ability or strength to move.
Usage examples:
She lay inert in her bed
Meanings of Inertia:
nounA tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged.
Usage examples:
The bureaucratic inertia of the various tiers of government
Meanings of Inertial:
adjectiveRelating to or arising from inertia.
Usage examples:
High-speed centrifuges generate large inertial forces
Meanings of Inertially:
adverbBy inertia (= the physical force that keeps something in the same position or moving in the same direction)
Usage examples:
The machine's centre of mass is inertially fixed., the team were attempting to focus power onto an …
Meanings of Inertly:
adverbIn a way that does not move or is not able to move
Usage examples:
Her left hand dropped inertly., several turtles were floating inertly in shallow waters., she sank …
Meanings of Inescapable:
adjectiveUnable to be avoided or denied.
Usage examples:
Political reform was inescapable
Meanings of Inescapably:
adverbIn a way that cannot be avoided or ignored; undeniably.
Usage examples:
An ideological conflict inescapably tied to religion
Meanings of Inescutcheon:
nounA small shield placed within a larger one.
Usage examples:
Until 1917 (when the british royal family dropped german titles), the male-line descendants of quee…
Meanings of Inessential:
adjectiveNot absolutely necessary.
Usage examples:
Inessential information
nounA thing that is not absolutely necessary.
Usage examples:
Few people had spare cash for inessentials
Meanings of Inestimable:
adjectiveToo great to calculate.
Usage examples:
A treasure of inestimable value
Meanings of Inestimably:
adverbIn a way that is extremely great, or too great to be described or expressed exactly
Usage examples:
The ability to sense an emerging trend is an inestimably valuable gift., the archive was an inestim…
Meanings of Inevitabilities:
nounThe quality of being certain to happen.
Usage examples:
There was an air of inevitability about the outcome
Meanings of Inevitability:
nounThe quality of being certain to happen.
Usage examples:
There was an air of inevitability about the outcome
Meanings of Inevitable:
adjectiveCertain to happen; unavoidable.
Usage examples:
War was inevitable
nounA situation that is unavoidable.
Usage examples:
By the morning he had accepted the inevitable
Incapable of being avoided or prevented
Meanings of Inevitably:
adverbAs is certain to happen; unavoidably.
Usage examples:
Inevitably some details are already out of date
In such a manner as could not be otherwise
Meanings of Inexact:
adjectiveNot quite accurate or correct.
Usage examples:
An inexact description
Meanings of Inexactitude:
nounLack of accuracy or precision.
Usage examples:
He is guilty of some terminological inexactitude
Meanings of Inexactly:
adverbIn a way that is not exact or not known in detail
Usage examples:
The newspaper had somewhat inexactly reported that she was being sued for a million pounds., i was …
Meanings of Inexcitable:
adjective(of a person) not easily excited; unexcitable.
Usage examples:
I was greeted at the front desk of the new york state labor office by the usual inexcitable nose-pi…
Meanings of Inexcusable:
adjectiveToo bad to be justified or tolerated.
Usage examples:
Matt's behaviour was inexcusable
Meanings of Inexcusably:
adverbIn a way that is too bad to be accepted or forgiven
Usage examples:
The project is inexcusably overdue., he has an inexcusably cavalier attitude about disability and p…
Meanings of Inexhaustible:
adjective(of an amount or supply of something) unable to be used up because existing in abundance.
Usage examples:
His inexhaustible energy
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