INACCE’SSIBLE, a. not to be reached or approached

INA’CTIVE, a. sluggish; slothful; not quick

INCA’LCULABLE, a. that which cannot be counted

INCAPA’CITATE, v.a. disable; weaken; disqualify

INCARNA’TION, s. the act of assuming body

INCE’NTIVE, s. that which kindles; that which provokes; that which
    encourages; spur

INCE’SSANT, a. unceasing; continual

I’NCIDENT, s. something happening beside the main design; casualty

INCLO’SURE, s. a place surrounded or fenced in

INCLU’DE, v.a. comprise; shut

INCONCE’IVABLE, a. incomprehensible

INCONSI’DERABLE, a. unworthy of notice; unimportant

INCONSI’STENT, a. contrary; absurd; incompatible

INCRE’DIBLE, a. surpassing belief; not to be credited

INCU’LCATE, v.a. impress by frequent admonitions

INCU’RSION, s. an expedition

INDENTA’TION, s. an indenture; having a wavy figure

I’NDICATE, v.a. show; point out

INDI’CTMENT, s. an accusation presented in a court of justice

INDIGNA’TION, s. wrath; anger

INDISCRI’MINATE, a. without choice; impartially

INDISPE’NSABLE, a. not to be spared; necessary

INDIVI’DUAL, a. single; numerically one; undivided; separate from
    others of the same species

INDU’CE, v.a. persuade; enforce; bring into view

INDU’LGENCE, s. fond kindness; tenderness; favour granted

INDU’STRIOUS, a. diligent; laborious

I’NDUSTRY, s. diligence; cheerful labour

INEQUA’LITY, s. difference of comparative quantity

INE’VITABLE, a. unavoidable

INEXHA’USTIBLE, a. not to be spent or consumed; incapable of being
    spent

INEXPRE’SSIBLE, a. not to be told; unutterable

I’NFANTRTY, s. a body of foot soldiers; foot soldiery

INFA’TUATE, v.a. to strike with folly; to deprive of understanding

INFE’RIOR, a. lower in place, station, or value

I’NFIDEL, s. an unbeliever; a Pagan; one who rejects Christianity

I’NFINITE, a. unbounded; unlimited; immense

INFINITE’SSIMAL, a. infinitely divided

INFI’NITY, s. immensity; endless number

INFI’RMITY, s. weakness of age or temper; weakness; malady

INFLA’TE, v.a. to swell; to make larger

INFLE’XIBLE, a. not to be bent; immoveable; not to be changed

INFLI’CT, v.a. to impose as a punishment

I’NFLUENCE, s. power of directing or modifying

INFLUE’NTIAL, a. exerting influence or power