English words starting with I

780 words starting with I with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 1 of 3.

• IatrogenicadjectiveCaused unintentionally by medical treatment, diagnosis, or a healthcare professional.
• IchthyologynounThe scientific study of fish.
• IconoclastNounA person who attacks or criticizes cherished beliefs, traditions, or established institu…
• IconoclasticadjectiveCriticizing or attacking cherished beliefs or institutions.
• IdealisticadjectiveBelieving in or pursuing high moral principles, noble ideas, or perfect standards, often…
• IdeallyadverbPreferably
• Idée fixenoun(An idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person's mind.)
• IdenticaladjectiveExactly the same.
• IdeologicaladjectiveRelating to a system of ideas, beliefs, or principles, especially about politics or soci…
• IdeologuenounAn adherent of an ideology, especially one who is uncompromising and dogmatic.
• IdeologynounA system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic or politi…
• IdiomnounA phrase whose meaning is different from the literal meaning of its words.
• IdiosyncrasynounA mode of behavior or way of thought peculiar to an individual; a distinctive or peculia…
• Idleadjective/verbNot working or active; to spend time doing nothing.
• IdolatrynounThe worship of idols; extreme admiration or devotion to someone or something.
• IdyllicadjectiveExtremely peaceful, happy, and simple in a way that seems perfect and ideal, like in a b…
• IffyadjectiveFull of uncertainty; doubtful.
• IgneousadjectiveFormed from cooled and solidified molten rock.
• IgniteverbSet something on fire or cause it to start burning; also to stir up strong feelings or a…
• IgnitesverbTo start to burn.
• IgnobleadjectiveNot honourable in character or purpose.
• IgnominiousadjectiveDeserving or causing public disgrace or shame.
• IgnominiouslyadverbIn a way that makes you feel ashamed, or should make you feel ashamed.
• IgnominynounPublic shame or disgrace.
• IgnoramusnounAn ignorant or foolish person.
• Ilknoun(A type of person or thing similar to one already referred to.)
• Ill at easeidiomNervous or anxious.
• Ill-conceivedadjectiveMeaning: badly planned or designed.
• Ill-consideredadjectiveMeaning: Badly thought out.
• Ill-fatedadjectiveNot lucky.
• Ill-gottenadjective(Acquired by illegal or unfair means.)
• IllegibleadjectiveNot clear enough to be read.
• IllicitadjectiveNot legally permitted or authorized.
• Illiteratenoun/adjectiveUnable to read or write.
• IlluminateverbLight up; make something clearer or easier to understand.
• Illusionnouna false idea or belief, especially about somebody or about a situation
• IllusoryadjectiveBased on illusion; not real or true.
• IllustrativeadjectiveMeaning: serving as an example or explanation.
• IllustriousadjectiveFamous, well respected, and admired.
• ImaginationnounThe ability to form new ideas, images, or situations in the mind.
• ImbibeverbTo receive and understand ideas or information.
• ImbibedverbTo take or receive into the mind, as knowledge, ideas, or the like:)
• ImbricateadjectiveArranged so that the edges overlap like roof tiles; to arrange in an overlapping pattern…
• ImbroglionounA complicated, confused or embarrassing situation that causes many problems, especially …
• ImbueverbTo fill somebody/something with strong feelings, opinions or values.
• ImbuedverbTo fill somebody/something with strong feelings, opinions or values
• ImitateverbTo copy someone’s actions, speech, or behavior.
• ImmaculateadjectivePerfectly clean, neat, or free from flaws; spotless; pure. (???????, ????????, ?????? ??…
• ImmanentadjectiveMeaning- Existing or operating within.
• ImmaterialadjectiveMeaning: not important, or not relating to the subject you are thinking about.
• ImmediacynounMeaning: The quality in something that makes it seem as if it is happening now, close to…
• ImmenseadjectiveMeaning: extremely large or great, especially in scale or degree.
• ImmenselyadverbExtremely large or great, especially in scale or degree.
• ImmerseverbTo involve oneself deeply in an activity or to put something completely under a liquid. …
• ImmigrantnounA person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
• ImmigrantsnounA person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
• ImmigrationnounA person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
• ImminentadjectiveAbout to happen.
• ImmiserateverbCause to become poor or impoverished.
• ImmoderateadjectiveExcessive; not within reasonable limits.
• ImmolateverbKill or offer as a sacrifice, especially by burning.
• ImmuneadjectiveNot affected by something, especially something that you might expect to be harmful.
• ImmunitynounProtection or exemption from something, especially from legal action, duties, or penalti…
• ImmureverbTo enclose or imprison someone within walls or a confined place.
• ImmutableadjectiveUnchanging over time or unable to be changed.
• ImpactnounThe powerful effect that something has on somebody/something.
• ImpactedverbThe action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another.
• ImpactfuladjectiveHaving a major impact or effect.
• ImpactingverbThe action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another.
• ImpairverbDiminished in strength, quality, or utility.
• ImpalpableadjectiveDifficult or impossible to feel by touch; not easily understood or perceived.
• ImpartverbTo make (information) known; to communicate or convey something.
• ImpartialadjectiveTreating all rivals or disputants equally.
• ImpartialitynounTreating all rivals or disputants equally.
• ImpassenounMeaning - A situation in which no progress is possible, especially because of disagreeme…
• ImpassionedadjectiveFilled with or showing great emotion.
• ImpassiveadjectiveShowing no emotion; not affected by feelings.
• ImpeachverbTo formally charge a public official with misconduct in office. (???????? ???? / ?? ?? ?…
• ImpeachedverbAn act of calling into question the integrity or validity of something.
• ImpeachmentnounAn act of calling into question the integrity or validity of something.
• ImpeccableadjectiveFlawless; without any mistakes or faults. (?????????, ????????)
• ImpecuniousadjectiveHaving little or no money.
• ImpedeverbDelay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them.
• ImpededverbDelay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them.
• ImpedimentnounA hindrance or obstruction in doing something.
• ImpedingverbDelay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them.
• ImpelverbDrive, force, or urge someone to do something.
• ImpelledadjectiveUrged or forced to action through moral pressure.
• ImpendingadjectiveThat is going to happen very soon.
• ImpenetrableadjectiveImpossible to pass through or enter; unable to be understood.
• Imperativeadjectivevery important and needing immediate attention or action.
• ImperceptibleadjectiveSo slight or small that it is difficult or impossible to notice.
• ImperceptiblyadverbIn a very small way that cannot be seen or felt.
• ImperialadjectiveMeaning: Relating to an empire.
• ImperialismnounA policy or practice by which a powerful country extends its control over other countrie…
• ImperialistadjectiveA believer in imperialism(which is a policy of extending a country's power and influence…
• ImperilverbTo put something/somebody in danger.
• Imperilledverb(To put (something or someone) in a dangerous situation)
• ImperilmentnounThe state of being in danger or at risk.
• ImperiousadjectiveAssuming power or authority without justification; arrogant and domineering.
• ImperiousnessnounMeaning- The state of being Arrogant and domineering.
• Imperiumnoun(Absolute power)
• ImpermeableadjectiveNot allowing fluid or gas to pass through.
• ImpermissibleadjectiveThat cannot be allowed.
• ImpersonateverbPretend to be another person, often by copying their voice, appearance, or behavior.
• ImpersonatingverbPretending to be another person to deceive others, often by copying their behavior, spee…
• ImpersonationnounAn act of pretending to be somebody in order to trick people or to entertain them.
• ImpertinencenounRude and not showing respect.
• ImpertinentadjectiveNot showing proper respect; rude or irrelevantly bold. (?????, ??????, ??????)
• ImperturbableadjectiveNot easily upset or disturbed; staying calm even in stressful situations. (????? / ?????…
• ImperviousadjectiveNot allowing fluid to pass through.
• ImpetuositynounThe tendency to act quickly and without thinking carefully.
• ImpetuousadjectiveActing or done quickly without thought or care.
• ImpetusnounSomething that makes a process or activity happen or happen more quickly.
• ImpingeverbHave an effect on; encroach or infringe on something.
• Impinge onphrasesHave an effect, especially a negative one.
• Impingedverb(To produce an effect, usually an unwanted one)
• ImpingementnounHave an effect or impact.
• Impingesverbto have a clear and definite effect on something/somebody, especially a bad one
• ImpishadjectiveShowing a playful desire to cause harmless trouble.
• ImplacableadjectiveUnable to be appeased or pacified; not forgiving. (???? / ????)
• ImplacablyadverbIn a strongly negative way that cannot be changed.
• ImplantverbTo place or fix something firmly into a person’s body, mind, or surface.
• ImplausibleadjectiveNot seeming reasonable or likely to be true
• Impleadverb(Prosecute or take proceedings against.)
• ImpleadedverbProsecute or take proceedings against
• ImplementverbTo make something that has been officially decided start to happen or be used.
• ImplementationnounThe process of putting a decision or plan into effect
• ImplementedverbThe process of putting a decision or plan into effect
• ImplementingverbThe process of putting a decision or plan into effect
• ImplicateverbThe effect that something will have on something else in the future.
• ImplicatedverbThe effect that something will have on something else in the future.
• ImplicatingnounThe effect that something will have on something else in the future.
• ImplicationnounMeaning: a possible effect or result of an action or a decision.
• Implicationsnouna possible effect or result of an action or a decision.
• ImplicitadjectiveSuggested or understood without being directly stated; existing as a natural part of som…
• ImplicitlyadverbMeaning: completely and without any doubt.
• ImpliedadjectiveSuggested but not directly expressed.
• ImpliesverbSuggested but not directly expressed.
• ImplodeverbCollapse or cause to collapse inward violently.
• ImploreverbTo beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something. (??????????? ????? ???? / ?????…
• ImplosionnounA sudden failure or collapse of an organization or system.
• ImplyverbSuggested but not directly expressed.
• ImponderableadjectiveDifficult or impossible to estimate, assess, or understand fully.
• ImposeverbCompel to behave in a certain way/ force (an unwelcome decision or ruling) on someone.
• ImposedverbTo make a law, rule, opinion, etc. be accepted by using your power or authority.
• ImposingadjectiveGrand and impressive in appearance.
• ImpositionnounGrand and impressive in appearance.
• ImposternounA person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive others, especially for frau…
• ImpostornounA person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive.
• ImpoundverbTake and keep (a vehicle, document, or goods) in official custody, usually because of a …
• ImpoundedverbTo take possession of something by legal right.
• ImpoundingverbTo take possession of something by legal right.
• ImpoverishverbMade poor.
• ImpoverishedadjectiveMade poor.
• ImpoverishingverbMade poor.
• Impoverishmentnoun(To deprive of strength, richness, or fertility by depleting or draining of something es…
• ImprecationnounA spoken curse or expression of anger wishing harm upon someone.
• ImprecisionnounLack of exactness or accuracy; not being precise.
• ImpregnabilitynounMeaning- Unable to be defeated or overcome.
• ImpregnableadjectiveUnable to be defeated or overcome.
• ImpregnatingverbSoak or saturate (something) with a substance.
• ImpresarionounA person who organizes and manages public entertainment, especially musical or theatrica…
• ImprimaturnounOfficial approval or authorization, especially from a person in authority.
• ImprintverbTo have a great effect on something so that it cannot be forgotten, changed, etc.
• ImprisonverbPut or keep someone in prison or restrict their freedom.
• ImprobableadjectiveNot likely to be true or to happen/ unexpected and apparently inauthentic.
• ImpromptuadjectiveDone without any preparation, planning, or rehearsal; spontaneous. (bina tayari ke kiya …
• ImproprietynounImproper behavior or conduct; something unsuitable or inappropriate.
• ImprovidentadjectiveNot showing foresight; spending money carelessly without thinking about the future.
• ImprovisationnounThe act of creating, speaking, or performing something without prior preparation.
• ImproviseverbTo create or perform something spontaneously without preparation; to make do with what i…
• ImprudentadjectiveNot wise or sensible.
• ImpudencenounRude behavior that shows a lack of respect.
• ImpugnverbTo dispute the truth, validity, or honesty of a statement or motive; to challenge or cri…
• ImpulsenounA sudden strong wish or need to do something, without stopping to think about the results.
• ImpulsiveadjectiveActing suddenly without careful thought.
• ImpunitynounThe fact of not getting punished for something.
• ImputationnounA charge or claim that someone has done something undesirable.
• ImputeverbAttribute something (often blame or responsibility) to someone or something. (???/??????…
• Imputedadjective(of a value) assigned to something by inference from the value of the products or proces…
• In a bindidiomTo be in bad situation or trouble.
• In a NutshellIdiomSomething that you say when you are describing something using as few words as possible.
• In cloveridiom(in ease and luxury) आरामतलब
• In doldrumsidiom(be inactive; very quiet or dull)
• In fits and startsidiom(without regular activity or progress/ In short, inconsistent, and irregular intervals, …
• In lieu ofadverb(In place of something; instead of something.)
• In line withphrase(Similar to someone or something)
• In one fell swoopidiomAll in one go.
• In pink of healthidiomsIn very good health.
• In principlephrasal verbAs a general idea or plan, although the details are not yet established.
• In stonephrase(No longer changeable).
• In the cross hairsidiomsIn a position in which other people are eager to criticize or attack.
• In the CrosshairsidiomIn a position to be criticized or attached.
• In the dockidiomOn trial in court, especially for criminal case.
• In the doldrumsidiom(A state of inactivity or stagnation /not very active)
• In the eleventh houridiomThe latest possible time before it is too late.
• In the offingidiomsLikely to happen or appear soon.
• In the pipelinephrase(In the process of being planned or developed.)
• In the redidiomIn debt.
• In the saddleidiomIn control; in a dominant or influential position.
• In the same breathphrasal verb(To indicate that someone says two very different or contradictory things, especially wh…
• In the teeth ofphraseDespite problems or difficulties.
• In the wake ofidiomIf something happens in the wake of something else, it happens after and often because o…
• In totoadverbAs a whole.
• In towphraseAccompanying or following someone.
• InaccessibleadjectiveDifficult or impossible to reach, enter, or use.
• InactionnounLack of action where some is expected or appropriate.
• InadequateadjectiveNot enough or not sufficient for a particular purpose.
• InadmissibleadjectiveNot allowed to be accepted or considered, especially in law/court.
• InadvertentadjectiveNot resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning.
• InadvertentlyadverbWithout intention.
• InalienableadjectiveUnable to be taken away or denied.
• InaneadjectiveVery silly, foolish, or lacking sense; stupid and meaningless. (????????????, ??????, ??…
• InanimateadjectiveShowing no sign of life; lifeless. /Figuratively-non-potential.
• InanitionnounExtreme weakness caused by lack of food or nourishment; exhaustion from deprivation.
• Inanitynoun(A nonsensical remark or action or a foolish act or idea)
• InappositeadjectiveNot suitable, relevant, or appropriate in a particular situation.
• InauguraladjectiveBegin or introduce (a system, policy, or period).
• InaugurateverbBegin or introduce (a system, policy, or period).
• InauguratedverbTo introduce a new official, leader, etc. at a special formal ceremony.
• InauguratingnounBegin or introduce (a system, policy, or period).
• InaugurationnounBegin or introduce (a system, policy, or period).
• InauspiciousadjectiveNot showing signs of future success; unlucky or unfavorable.
• InbornadjectiveExisting naturally in a person from birth rather than being learned.
• IncandescentadjectiveEmitting light as a result of being heated; also used for someone or something showing s…
• IncantationnounA series of words said as a magic spell or chant.
• IncapacitateverbPrevent someone from functioning normally; disable.
• IncarcerateverbImprison or confine.
• IncarceratedadjectiveConfined or imprisoned, especially as a punishment for a crime.
• IncarcerationnounConfined or imprisoned, especially as a punishment for a crime.
• Incarnateadjective/verbEmbodied in human form; represented in a living form. / To embody or represent in a conc…
• IncarnationnounA person or body who embodies in the flesh a deity, spirit, or quality.
• IncendiaryadjectiveTending to stir up conflict.
• Incenseverb(Make very angry.)
• IncensedadjectiveExtremely angry.
• IncentivenounA thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something.
• IncentivesnounSomething that encourages you to do something.
• IncentiviseverbMotivate or encourage (someone) to do something.
• Incentivizeverb(Motivate or encourage (someone) to do something)
• InceptionnounThe beginning, start, or commencement of something, especially an organization or project.
• IncessantadjectiveMeaning- Never stopping.
• Inchoateadjective(Just begun and so not fully formed or developed)
• InchoatelyadverbIn an initial or early stage; not fully formed or developed.
• InchoationnounThe beginning or initial stage of something; a process that has just started. (???? / ??…
• IncidentnounAn instance of something happening.
• IncidentaladjectiveHappening as a minor accompaniment; not the main part or purpose.
• IncidentallyadverbAn instance of something happening; an event or occurrence.
• IncidentsnounAn instance of something happening; an event or occurrence.
• IncinerateverbBurn (something) to ashes.
• IncipientadjectiveBeginning to happen or develop.
• IncisiveadjectiveShowing clear, sharp, and direct understanding or expression; intelligently analytical. …
• InciteverbTo encourage someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent.
• IncitedverbTo encourage someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent
• IncitementnounTo encourage someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent.
• IncitingverbTo encourage someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent
• Inclementadjective(Of weather) unpleasantly cold, stormy, or harsh; severe and rough. (???? / ???????? / ?…
• InclineverbTo bend, lean, or slope in a particular direction.
• InclusionnounThe act of including someone or something as part of a group, list, etc., or a person or…
• Inclusiveadjectivethe act of including
• InclusivitynounThe act of including someone or something as part of a group, list, etc., or a person or…
• IncognitoadjectiveHaving one
• IncoherentadjectiveNot clear and hard to understand.
• IncommensurateadjectiveNot matching something in size, importance, quality, etc.
• Incommunicadoadjective/adverbUnable or not permitted to communicate with other people.
• IncompetencenounThe lack of skill or ability to do your job or a task as it should be done.;
• IncomprehensibleadjectiveNot able to be understood; not intelligible.
• InconceivableadjectiveDifficult to believe, or unlikely.
• InconclusiveadjectiveNot leading to a definite result, decision, or conclusion.
• InconditeadjectiveBadly constructed, crude, or lacking refinement.
• IncongruentadjectiveNot in harmony; not matching or fitting well.
• IncongruitynounLack of harmony or agreement; something that does not fit.
• IncongruousadjectiveNot in harmony or keeping with the surroundings; out of place. (?????)
• InconsequentialadjectiveNot important or significant; having little or no effect. (mahatvahina / chhoti si baat)
• InconsistencynounThe quality of not staying the same in behavior, statements, standards, or results; lack…
• Inconsolableadjective(Of a person or their grief) Not able to be comforted or alleviated.
• InconspicuousadjectiveNot clearly visible or attracting attention.
• IncontrovertibleadjectiveMeaning: That is true and cannot be disagreed with or denied.
• IncorporateverbInclude or combine something as part of a whole; to form into a unified body.
• IncorrigibleadjectiveImpossible to correct, reform, or improve; very difficult to change in habits or behavio…
• IncorruptibleadjectiveUnable to be bribed or influenced to do something dishonest; completely honest.
• IncredibleadjectiveVery difficult to believe.
• IncrediblyadverbIn a way that is very difficult to believe.
• IncredulitynounThe state of being unwilling or unable to believe something because of surprise or shock.
• IncredulousnounUnwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true
• IncrementaladjectiveIncreasing or happening in small steps; gradual. (?????? / ????-???? ????? ????)
• IncriminateverbMake someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing; imply involvement in an offense.
• IncriminatingadjectiveMaking someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.
• IncubatornounA device used for maintaining premature or sick babies at a controlled temperature; an o…
• InculcateverbTo cause somebody to learn and remember ideas, moral principles, etc., especially by rep…
• InculcationnounThe practice of making somebody learn and remember ideas, moral principles, etc, especia…
• InculpateverbAccuse or blame someone; show someone to be involved in a crime or fault.
• InculpatoryadjectiveShowing or tending to show someone’s guilt; implying blame or responsibility.
• IncumbencynounNecessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility.
• IncumbentnounA person who has an official position.
• Incumbent on someonephrasesMorally binding or necessary.
• IncumbentsadjectiveNecessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility.
• IncurverbMeaning: To experience something, usually something unpleasant, as a result of actions y…
• Incurableadjective(of a person or behaviour) unable to be changed.
• IncursionnounAn invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one.