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List Words English Start with Meaning – Update 2021
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List Words start with “I”
Words Starting With Letter I – Part 1
| STT | Word | Type | Meaning |
| 1 | Idealism | noun | The belief that ideals can be achieved; behavior or thought based on a conception of things as one thinks they should be. |
| 2 | Idiosyncrasy | noun | Any personal peculiarity, mannerism etc., a person's particular way of behaving or thinking. |
| 3 | Idiomatic | adjective | Using expressions natural to a native speaker |
| 4 | Ignoble | adjective | Dishonorable, not noble in character or quality, mean |
| 5 | Ignominy | noun | Public disgrace |
| 6 | Illegible | adjective | Not clear enough to be read, hard or impossible to read because it is badly written or printed |
| 7 | Imbecile | noun | Informal-a stupid person, a person with abnormally low intelligence, a fool |
| 8 | Immaculate | adjective | Completely clean or tidy, free from flaws or mistakes |
| 9 | Imbroglio | noun | A confused or complicated situation |
| 10 | Imbue | verb | Fill with a feeling or quality, to permeate with ideas feelings etc. |
| 11 | Immanent | adjective | Present throughout, inherent, within |
| 12 | Immune | adjective | Resistant to, not affected, exempt, exempt from or protected against something |
| 13 | Immure | verb | To shut oneself in a place alone, confine, imprison |
| 14 | Impasse | noun | A deadlock, a situation |
| 15 | Impeccable | adjective | Faultless, flawless |
| 16 | Impediment | noun | A hindrance, a defect in a person's speech, anything that hinders |
| 17 | Imperil | verb | To put in danger, endanger, pose a threat |
| 18 | Imperious | adjective | Arrogant, dominating, expecting unquestioning obedience |
| 19 | Impertinent | adjective | Not showing proper respect |
| 20 | Impervious | adjective | Impermeable, unable to be affected by, not affected by |
| 21 | Impetuous | adjective | Acting or done suddenly or quickly with little thought, impulsive, |
| 22 | Impetus | noun | A driving or moving force or motive |
| 23 | Impinge | verb | Have an effect or impact; to strike, hit etc (on or upon) |
| 24 | Implacable | adjective | Unwilling o be reconciled, unstoppable, inflexible |
| 25 | Importunate | adjective | Very persistent, persistent in asking or demanding, insistent; refusing to be denied. |
Words Starting With Letter I – Part 2
The English Words List includes the most commonly used word with over 2,000 of the most frequently used words in spoken English and provides example sentences using that word.
| 26 | Impromptu | adjective | Done without being planned or rehearsed, without preparation |
| 27 | Impropriety | noun | Being improper, not confirming to rules |
| 28 | Improvise | verb | To compose and perform without preparation, make from whatever is available |
| 29 | Impudent | adjective | Not showing proper respect, shamelessly bold |
| 30 | Inadvertent | adjective | Unintentional, due to oversight, not attentive or observant; heedless |
| 31 | Inane | adjective | Lacking sense, silly |
| 32 | Incapacitate | verb | Prevent from functioning |
| 33 | Incognito | adverb | Disguised under an assumed name, with one's true identity concealed |
| 34 | Incoherent | adjective | Hard to understand, not logically connected, disjointed or not well organized |
| 35 | Incongruous | adjective | Out of place, lacking harmony or agreement of parts etc |
| 36 | Indefatigable | adjective | Never tiring, untiring |
| 37 | Indubitable | adjective | Impossible to doubt, certain, that cannot be doubted, unquestionable |
| 38 | Inept | adjective | Lacking skill, unsuitable, unfit |
| 39 | Infringe | verb | Intrude on a right or privilege |
| 40 | Ingenious | adjective | Clever, brilliant, bright, gifted |
| 41 | Inimical | adjective | Harmful, hostile, unfriendly, unfavorable, adverse |
| 42 | Inkling | noun | A hint, a slight suspicion |
| 43 | Innocuous | adjective | Harmless |
| 44 | Innuendo | noun | A remark indirectly referring to something |
| 45 | Inordinate | adjective | Unusually large, excessive |
| 46 | Interpolate | verb | Insert, interject, to make a remark that interrupts a speech, conversation, |
| 47 | Invidious | adjective | Likely to cause resentment, offensive, calculated to create ill will |
| 48 | Irate | adjective | Very angry |
| 49 | Irksome | adjective | Annoying, tiresome, often tedious |
| 50 | Iterate | verb | To utter, to do or to say repeatedly |
Conclusion
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