English words starting with I

780 words starting with I with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 2 of 3.

• IndebtedadjectiveOwing money, gratitude, or a favour to someone.
• IndefatigableadjectiveNever giving up or getting tired of doing something.
• IndefeasibleadjectiveNot capable of being annulled, defeated, or made void.
• IndelibleadjectiveNot able to be erased, removed, or forgotten.
• IndeliblyadverbIn a way that cannot be removed or forgotten.
• IndemnificationnounCompensation for harm or loss.
• IndemnifyverbCompensate someone for loss or damage; protect someone against legal responsibility. (??…
• IndemnitynounProtection against financial loss or compensation for damage.
• IndenturenounMeaning- A legal agreement, contract, or document.
• IndependencenounFreedom from control, support, or influence of others.
• IndestructibleadjectiveImpossible to destroy or break.
• IndeterminateadjectiveNot exactly known, fixed, or decided.
• IndicationnounA remark or sign that shows that something is happening or what somebody is thinking or …
• IndicativeadjectiveShowing or suggesting something.
• IndicatornounA sign, measure, or signal that shows the condition or level of something.
• IndictverbMeaning: formally accuse of or charge with a crime.
• IndictedverbSomething that shows a policy, system, society, etc. is bad or wrong.
• IndictmentnounA formal accusation or charge of a serious crime. (???????? ????)
• Indifferencenoun(Lack of interest, concern, or sympathy.)
• IndifferentadjectiveHaving no particular interest, concern, or sympathy; unconcerned.
• Indigenizationnoun(Act of making something more native)
• IndigenousadjectiveMeaning: Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native.
• IndigenouslyadverbOriginating or occurring naturally in a particular place
• IndigentadjectiveVery poor; lacking basic necessities.
• IndignantadjectiveFeeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment.
• IndignantlyadverbMeaning: in a manner indicating anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair.
• IndignationnounExtreme anger.
• Indignitynoun(Treatment or circumstances that cause one to feel shame or to lose one's dignity.)
• IndiscretionnounMeaning: behaviour or speech that is indiscreet or displays a lack of good judgement.
• IndiscriminatelyadverbMeaning: in a random manner; unsystematically
• IndispensableadjectiveAbsolutely necessary; essential and cannot be done without. (????????)
• IndisputableadjectiveNot able to be doubted or challenged; unquestionable.
• IndissolubleadjectiveMeaning: impossible to take apart or bring to an end, or existing for a very long time.
• InditeverbTo compose or write a literary or formal work.
• Indoctrinateverb(Teach a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.)
• IndoctrinationnounThe process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.
• IndolentadjectiveWanting to avoid activity or exertion; habitually lazy or idle.
• Indolentlyadverb(In a way of avoiding activity or exertion)
• IndomitableadjectiveImpossible to subdue or defeat.
• IndubitableadjectiveImpossible to doubt; unquestionable.
• IndubitablyadverbIn a way that leaves no doubt; undoubtedly.
• InduceverbTo persuade or influence somebody to do something.
• InducedverbBrought about or caused to happen, often as a result of influence or persuasion.
• InducementnounBrought about or caused to happen, often as a result of influence or persuasion.
• InducementsnounSomething that is given to somebody to persuade them to do something.
• InductverbTo officially introduce somebody into a group or an organization, especially the army.
• InductedverbInducted
• InductingverbAdmit (someone) formally to a post or organization.
• InductionnounAdmit (someone) formally to a post or organization.
• IndulgeverbAllow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.
• IndulgedverbAllow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.
• IndulgencenounAllow yourself to have or do something that you know you will enjoy; something adding to…
• IndulgesverbAllow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.
• IndulgingverbAllow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.
• IndustriousadjectiveHard-working and diligent; consistently putting in effort.
• InebriateverbMake drunk; intoxicate.
• InebriatedadjectiveDrunk or intoxicated.
• IneffableadjectiveToo great or extreme to be expressed in words.
• Ineffectualadjectivewithout the ability to achieve much; weak; not achieving what you want to.
• InefficaciousadjectiveNot producing the desired effect.
• InefficiencynounThe state of not achieving maximum productivity
• InelasticadjectiveNot easily changed or stretched; (in economics) demand/supply that changes little when p…
• IneligibleadjectiveLegally or officially unable to be considered for a position or benefit.
• IneluctableadjectiveImpossible to avoid or escape; inevitable.
• IneptadjectiveHaving or showing no skill
• IneptitudenounLack of skill or ability.
• InequitableadjectiveNot Fair:
• InequitynounLack of fairness or justice; unequal and unjust treatment. (??????, ???????)
• IneradicableadjectiveImpossible to remove, destroy, or get rid of completely.
• InerrantadjectiveIncapable of being wrong or containing errors.
• InertadjectiveMeaning: Lacking the ability or strength to move.
• InertianounTendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged.
• InescapabilitynounMeaning: the fact of being certain to happen and unable to be avoided or prevented.
• InescapablenounMeaning: Unable to be avoided or denied.
• InestimableadjectiveToo great to be calculated; extremely valuable or priceless.
• InevitableadjectiveThat you cannot avoid or prevent.
• Inevitablyadverbas is certain to happen
• InexcusablyadverbIn a way that cannot be justified or forgiven.
• InexhaustibleadjectiveImpossible to use up; never-ending.
• InexorableadjectiveThat cannot be stopped or changed.
• InexorablyadverbIn a way that is impossible to stop or prevent.
• InexpensiveadjectiveNot costing a lot of money.
• InexplicableadjectiveImpossible to explain or understand.
• InexplicablyadverbIn a way that cannot be understood or explained.
• InextricableadjectiveImpossible to disentangle or separate.
• InextricablyadverbMeaning: In a way that is impossible to disentangle or separate.
• InfallibilitynounMeaning- The fact that somebody/something is never wrong or never fails.
• InfallibleadjectiveIncapable of making mistakes or being wrong; never failing. (????, ?? ???? ? ???)
• InfamousadjectiveWell-known for being bad or evil.
• Infancynoun(The early stage in the development or growth of something.)
• InfantnounA baby or very young child.
• InfanticidenounThe crime of killing a very young child or infant.
• InfantrynounSoldiers who fight on foot rather than in vehicles or on horses.
• InfatuatedadjectiveMeaning: having a very strong but not usually lasting feeling of love or attraction for …
• InfatuationnounA strong but foolish or short-lived attraction toward someone or something.
• InfeasibleadjectiveNot possible to do easily or conveniently/ not capable of being carried out or put into …
• InfectiousadjectiveLikely to spread from one person, organism, or thing to another, especially through germ…
• InferverbDeduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit sta…
• InferencenounA conclusion drawn from evidence and reasoning.
• InfernonounA very large and dangerous fire; a place or situation that seems like hell because of ex…
• InfestverbTo be present in large numbers and cause harm or trouble.
• InfestedverbTo exist in large numbers in a particular place, often causing damage or disease
• InfightingnounHidden conflict or competitiveness within an organization
• InfiltrateverbThe act of secretly entering or gaining access to a place or organization to acquire inf…
• InfiltratedverbThe act of secretly entering or gaining access to a place or organization to acquire inf…
• InfiltrationnounThe process of secretly becoming part of a group in order to get information or to influ…
• InfinitesimaladjectiveExtremely small; so small as to be almost immeasurable.
• InfirmarynounA room or building in a school, hospital, prison, or other institution where sick or inj…
• InfirmitynounWeakness or illness over a long period.
• InflammableadjectiveEasily set on fire.
• InflateverbMeaning: increase (something) by a large or excessive amount.
• InflationnounThe rate of increase in prices over a given period of time.
• InflationaryadjectiveRelated to or causing inflation, especially a general rise in prices.
• InflectionnounA change in how high or low your voice is as you are speaking.
• Inflection pointnounMeaning- (in business) A time of significant change in a situation
• InflexibleadjectiveNot willing to change or compromise; rigid in attitude or behaviour.
• InflictverbTo cause someone to experience or be affected by (something unpleasant or harmful,
• InflictedverbTo force somebody to have something unpleasant or something that he/she does not want
• InflictingverbTo force somebody to have something unpleasant or something that he/she does not want.
• InfluencenounThe capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or…
• InfluencedVerbThe capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or…
• InfluencesnounThe power to affect, change or control somebody/something.
• InfluencingverbThe capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or…
• InfluentialadjectiveThe capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or…
• InfluxnounAn arrival or entry of large numbers of people or things.
• InfractionnounA violation or infringement of a law or agreement.
• InfrastructurenounThe basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, …
• InfringeverbActively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.); violate someone’s rights.
• InfringementnounThe action of breaking the terms of a law, agreement, etc.; violation.
• Infringingverbto break a law or rule.
• InfructuousadjectiveNot producing any useful result; ineffective or pointless.
• InfuriateverbMake someone extremely angry.
• InfuriatedverbTo make somebody very angry
• InfuriatingadjectiveTo make somebody very angry
• InfuseverbTo fill or soak something with a particular quality, substance, or idea.
• InfusionnounMeaning: The act of adding one thing to another to make it stronger or better.
• IngeniousadjectiveClever and inventive
• IngenuenounAn innocent and inexperienced young woman, especially in drama or film.
• IngenuitynounThe ability to invent things or solve problems in clever new ways.
• IngenuousadjectiveInnocent and unsuspecting; open, sincere, and straightforward, often in a childlike or n…
• IngestverbTo take food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it.
• IngrainedadjectiveFirmly fixed or established, so it is difficult to change; deeply rooted.
• IngratiateverbTry to gain someone’s approval by doing or saying things that please them.
• IngressnounThe act or right of entering a place.
• Ingressesnounthe act of entering a place
• InhabitantnounA person or animal that lives in a particular place.
• Inhereverb(Of rights, powers, etc.) be vested in a person or group or attached to the ownership of…
• InherentadjectiveExisting in something as a natural, essential, or permanent quality; built-in. (???????,…
• InherentlyadverbAccording to or because of the basic nature of somebody/something.
• InheritedadjectiveGenetically passed or capable of being passed from parent to offspring.
• InhibitverbTo hinder, restrain, or prevent someone or something from doing an action.
• InhibitedadjectiveTo prevent something or make something happen more slowly
• InhibitingInhibitingTo prevent something or make something happen more slowly
• InhibitionnounA feeling that makes one self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way.
• InhibitionsnounA feeling of embarrassment or worry that prevents you from saying or doing what you want.
• InhumaneadjectiveMeaning: not caring about the suffering of other people or animals (निर्दयी).
• InhumeverbTo bury a dead body in the ground.
• InimicaladjectiveHarmful to something.
• InimicalitynounThe state or quality of being unfriendly, hostile, or harmful. (????????, ???????)
• Inimicallyadjective(Adverse in tendency or effect; unfavorable; harmful: or unfriendly; hostile or being ad…
• InimitableadjectiveSo unique or excellent that it cannot be imitated or copied.
• IniquitousadjectiveGrossly unfair and morally wrong.
• IniquitynounGross injustice or immoral, wicked behavior.
• InitialadjectiveExisting or occurring at the beginning.
• InitiallyadverbAt the beginning
• InitiateverbCause (a process or action) to begin.
• InitiatedverbCause (a process or action) to begin.
• InitiatingverbCause (a process or action) to begin.
• InitiationnounThe act of introducing somebody to an activity or skill
• InitiativenounOfficial action that is taken to solve a problem or improve a situation.
• InjudiciousadjectiveNot wise or sensible; showing poor judgment.
• InjunctionnounAn authoritative warning or order.
• InjuriousadjectiveCausing harm, damage, or injury.
• InklingnounA slight idea, vague understanding, or faint suspicion about something.
• InlyadverbIn a manner suggesting great depth of knowledge or understanding)
• Innateadjective(of a quality, feeling, etc.) that you have when you are born.
• InnatelyadverbAs an inborn characteristic.
• InnocuousadjectiveNot harmful or offensive.
• InnocuouslyadverbMeaning: in a way that is completely harmless; causing no harm.
• InnovateverbTo introduce new ideas, methods, or products.
• InnovationnounThe action or process of innovating.
• InnovativeadjectiveThe action or process of innovating.
• InnuendonounAn indirect or subtle hint, often suggesting something unpleasant or inappropriate.
• InnuendoesnounMeaning- An allusive or oblique remark or hint, typically a suggestive or disparaging one.
• InnumerableadjectiveCountless or extremely great in number.
• InoculateverbGive a vaccine or injection to protect against a disease; make resistant to infection.
• InoculationnounAn act of protecting a person or an animal from catching a particular disease by injecti…
• InopportuneadjectiveHappening at a bad time; inconvenient.
• INORDINATEnounMuch greater than usual or expected.
• InordinatelyadjectiveTo an unusually or disproportionately large degree.
• InquestnounAn official investigation to find out the cause of an event, especially a death.
• InquisitionnounA period of asking questions in a detailed and unfriendly way.
• InquisitiveadjectiveHaving or showing a strong desire to learn or know things; very curious, often by asking…
• InroadnounAn advance into an area or activity that reduces the strength, influence, or quantity of…
• InsalubriousadjectiveUnhealthy or unwholesome, especially of a place or environment. (??????? / ???????? / ??…
• InsanitynounThe state of being mentally ill or having an unwell mind.
• InsatiableadjectiveImpossible to satisfy; having an unending desire or appetite for something.
• InscribeverbWrite, carve, or engrave words on a surface.
• InscribedadjectiveMarked with characters.
• InscrutableadjectiveImpossible to understand or interpret.
• InsectivorousadjectiveFeeding on insects.
• InsentientadjectiveMeaning- Incapable of feeling or understanding things.
• InseparableadjectiveUnable to be separated or treated as independent from something else.
• InsertverbTo put something inside something else.
• InsertedverbTo put something inside something else.
• InsidiousAdjectiveSpreading gradually or without being noticed, but causing serious harm.
• InsightnounThe ability to clearly understand the true nature of something; deep understanding. (???…
• InsightfuladjectiveHaving or showing an accurate and deep understanding.
• InsightsnounAn accurate and deep understanding.
• InsignianounA badge, mark, or symbol that shows rank, office, membership, or authority.
• Insinuateverb: Suggest or hint something in an indirect and unpleasant way. (?????? ??? ????)
• Insinuatingverbto suggest indirectly that something unpleasant is true
• InsinuationnounAn unpleasant hint or suggestion of something bad.
• InsipidadjectiveLacking flavor, zest, or interest; dull and boring.
• InsistverbThe fact or quality of insisting that something is the case or should be done.
• InsistednounThe fact or quality of insisting that something is the case or should be done.
• InsistencenounThe fact or quality of insisting that something is the case or should be done.
• InsistingverbThe fact or quality of insisting that something is the case or should be done.
• InsistsverbThe fact or quality of insisting that something is the case or should be done.
• InsofaradverbTo the extent that; as far as. (????? ??/ ?? ?? ??)
• InsolencenounRude and disrespectful behaviour.
• InsolentadjectiveShowing a rude and arrogant lack of respect.
• InsolubleadjectiveImpossible to solve or explain; not able to be dissolved in a liquid. (??????? / ????????)
• InsolvencynounInability to pay debts
• InsolventadjectiveUnable to pay one
• InsomnianounHabitual inability to sleep or difficulty in sleeping.
• InsouciancenounsCasual lack of concern; indifference.
• InsouciantadjectiveShowing a casual lack of concern; carefree and indifferent.
• InspectverbTo look at something closely or in great detail
• InspectedverbLook at (someone or something) closely, typically to assess their condition or to discov…
• InspectingverbTo look at something closely or in great detail.
• InspectionnounTo look at something closely or in great detail
• InspirationnounA feeling or idea that encourages someone to do something creative or good.
• InspissateverbTo make or become thick or dense; to congeal or condense. (?????/??? ????)
• InstancenounAn example or single occurrence of something.
• InstancesnounAn example or single occurrence of something.
• InstigateverbBring about or initiate
• InstigatedverbBring about or initiate
• InstigatingverbBring about or initiate
• InstigationnounBring about or initiate
• InstilverbMeaning: Gradually but firmly establish (an idea or attitude) in a person's mind.
• InstillverbGradually but firmly establish (an idea or attitude) in a person's mind.
• InstilledverbGradually but firmly establish (an idea or attitude) in a person's mind.
• InstillingverbGradually but firmly establish (an idea or attitude) in a person's mind.
• InstinctnounA natural or inherent impulse or behavior. / A natural way of behaving, thinking or feel…
• InstinctiveadjectiveArising from natural instinct rather than conscious thought.
• InstitutionalizeverbEstablish something as a regular practice, system, or part of an organization.
• InstrumentaladjectiveImportant or helpful in making something happen.
• InsubordinateadjectiveNot obeying authority; disobedient to rules or orders. (??????????)
• InsubstantialadjectiveLacking solidity or real substance; not important or significant.
• InsufferableadjectiveExtremely unpleasant, annoying, or difficult to tolerate.
• InsularadjectiveNarrow-minded; not interested in ideas or cultures from outside one’s own group.
• InsularitynounMeaning- Lack of contact with other people.
• InsulateverbTo protect something from heat, cold, sound, electricity, or outside influence.
• INSULATINGverbProtect (someone or something) from unpleasant influences or experiences ;
• InsuperableadjectiveImpossible to overcome or defeat.
• InsurancenounAn arrangement in which a company provides financial protection against specified loss, …
• Insurgencynounan attempt to take control of a country by force
• InsurgentadjectiveFighting against the government or armed forces of their own country.
• InsurgentsnounA person who rises in active revolt, typically against an established government or auth…
• InsurmountableadjectiveThat cannot be dealt with successfully.
• InsurrectionnounA person who rises in active revolt, typically against an established government or auth…
• IntactadjectiveComplete and not damaged.
• IntangibleadjectiveSomething that cannot be touched or physically measured, but can be felt or understood.
• IntegraladjectiveMeaning: Being an essential part of something.
• IntegrateverbDesegregated, especially racially.
• IntegratedadjectiveDesegregated, especially racially.
• IntegratingverbDesegregated, especially racially.
• IntegrationnounDesegregated, especially racially.
• IntegritynounThe quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
• IntellectnounThe faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively, especially with regard to abstra…
• IntellectualadjectiveThe faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively, especially with regard to abstra…
• IntelligentsianounThe people in a country or society who are well educated and are interested in culture, …
• IntelligibleadjectiveAble to be understood; clear enough to comprehend.
• IntemperateadjectiveMeaning- Showing a lack of control over yourself.
• IntendverbAn aim or plan
• IntendedverbAn aim or plan
• IntendingadjectiveAn aim or plan
• IntendsverbAn aim or plan
• IntenseadjectiveConcentrated on a single subject or into a short time
• IntensificationnounThe fact of increasing or becoming increased in degree or strength.
• IntensifiedverbTo become greater, more serious, or more extreme, or to make something do this.
• IntensifyverbBecome or make more intense or strong.
• IntensifyingverbTo become greater, more serious, or more extreme, or to make something do this.
• IntensityNounThe quality of being felt strongly or having a very strong effect.
• IntensiveadjectiveInvolving very great extent.
• IntentnounAn aim or plan
• IntentionnounAn aim or plan
• IntentionaladjectiveAn aim or plan
• IntentionallyadverbAn aim or plan
• InteractverbAct in such a way as to have an effect on each other.
• InteractedverbAct in such a way as to have an effect on each other.
• InteractingverbAct in such a way as to have an effect on each other.
• InteractionnounThe act of communicating with somebody, especially while you work, play or spend time wi…
• InteractiveadjectiveAct in such a way as to have an effect on each other.
• IntercedeverbIntervene on behalf of someone in a dispute or situation, especially to help.
• InterceptverbThe action or fact of preventing someone or something from continuing to a destination.
• InterceptedverbThe action or fact of preventing someone or something from continuing to a destination.
• InterceptingverbThe action or fact of preventing someone or something from continuing to a destination.
• InterceptionnounThe action or fact of preventing someone or something from continuing to a destination.