Starting with I

Relating to a physician or medicine

Illness caused by treatment by a physician

In the same book, chapter etc

Person or thing considered worthy of veneration

A person who attacks or challenges cherished beliefs or institutions

That is

The unrealistic belief or pursuit of perfection

The formation of ideas or concepts

An obsession

The same

A system of ideas and ideals OR the set of beliefs characteristic to an individual or group

Extremely stupid behaviour

The speech habits particular to a person

Language particular to a group of people

A mode of behaviour or way of thought particular to an individual

Very stupid

Admire, revere, love excessively

An extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque period or situation, typically an idealised one

Not honourable in character or purpose

Deserving or causing public disgrace or shame

Public shame or disgrace

The act of inferring or drawing a conclusion

Of the nature of or stating an inference

Not clear enough to be read

Not authorised by law, not in accordance with accepted standards or rules

Opposed to liberal principles, restricting freedom of thought or behaviour

Forbidden by law, rules or custom

Without limits or end

Not easily converted into cash

An act of speaking or writing which itself constitutes the relevant action

Lacking sense or clear reasoning

Help to clarify or explain

Based on illusion, not real

Well known, respected and admired for past achievements

A stupid person

Drink alcohol

Arrange so they overlap like roof tiles

An extremely confused, complicated or embarrassing situation

Stain

Inspire or permeate with a feeling or quality

Capable of being imitated

Perfectly clean and tidy

Existing or operating within, inherent

Too large, extensive or extreme to measure

The quality of bringing one into direct and instant involvement with something

Originating in the distant past, very old

About to happen

Not forming a homogenous liquid when mixed

Unable to be mitigated

Not capable of being moderated, excessive

Lacking humility

Kill or offer as a sacrifice

Enclose or confine someone against their will

Unable to be changed or unchanging over time

Having a strong effect or influence

Unable to be felt by touch OR not easily comprehended

Make information known

Treating all rivals equally

A situation in which no progress is possible, especially because of a disagreement

Incapable of feeling or experiencing pain

Make passionate

Not feeling or showing emotion

Call into question the integrity or credibility of a practice

In accordance with the highest standards, faultless

Having little or no money

Hindrance or obstruction in doing something

Drive, force or urge someone to do something

Be about to happen

Not able to be penetrated

Not feeling shame or regret about one's actions or attitudes

Of vital importance, crucial

So gradual, slight or subtle so as not to be perceived

Lacking in perception or insight

Put at risk of being harmed, injured or destroyed

Arrogant and domineeering

Not permanent

Not allowing fluids to pass through

Not showing respect, rude

Unable to be upset or excited, calm

Unable to be affected by

Acting or done quickly without thought or care

Lack of piety or reverence

Advance over an area belonging to someone else

Inclined to do slightly naughty things for fun, mischievous

Unable to be appeased or placated

Not seeming reasonable or probable

Indirectly convey a meaning through what one says

Suggested though not directly expressed

Suggested but not directly stated

Beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something

Failing to possess or display prudence, unwise

A factor that is difficult or impossible to estimate or assess

Persistent, especially to the point of annoyance

Harass someone persistently for or to do something

Pretending to be someone in order to deceive others

Impossible in practice to do or carry out

Utter a curse or bring down evil against someone

Strong enough to resist attack

A person who finances and organises concerts

Capable of being impressed

Easily influenced

Fund kept by a business for small items

A person's authoritative approval

Not likely to be true or to happen

Lack of honesty and integrity

Made or done without previous preparation

Failure to observe standards of honesty or modesty

Not showing foresight, spendthrift or thoughtless

Not showing care for the consequences of an action, rash

Not showing due respect for another person, impertient

Dispute the truth, validity or honesty of a statement, call into question

Unable to take effective action, powerless

Exemption from punishment or ill consequences

To attribute something, usually negative, to someone

In or during someone's absence

At full length

In the act of sexual intercourse

At the outset

In the proper place

In the middle of things

Forever

Against a person

In the matter of

Against a thing

In the nature of things

In the original place

In all, wholly

Speak the truth when intoxicated

Not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning

A female lover

Male lover

Lacking sense, silly

Not alive, lifeless

Not able to be appeased

Lack of appetite

Not relevant or appropriate

Not suitable or appropriate

Not articulate

Marking the beginning of an institution, activity or period of office

Not conducive to success, unfavourable

Too great to be calculated or estimated

Full of strong emotion or rage

Embodied in human form

Uncertainty or hesitation

Continuing without hesitation

Just begun and not so fully formed, rudimentary

Happening as a minor accompaniment to something else

Beginning to happen or develop

Accurate and sharply focussed

Unpleasantly cold and wet

A disposition to act in a certain way

Lacking knowledge or awareness

Having one's true identity concealed

Writing or speaking unintelligibly

Inconvenience

Not able or wanting to communicate with someone

Cannot be changed or exchanged

Not capable of being grasped or imagined mentally

Badly put together, crude

Incongruous, incompatible

Unwilling or unable to believe something

Instil by persistent instruction

Not in keeping with good taste and propriety, improper

Persisting tirelessly

Not subject to be annulled, lost or overturned

Not capable of being forgotten

Not capable of being ascertained, calculated or identified

Not exactly known, established or defined

Thing that serves to illustrate that a system or situation is bad and deserves to be condemned

Poor, needy

Feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment

Treatment or circumstances that cause one to feel shame or to lose one's dignity

Impossible to see or clearly distinguish

Write, compose

Wanting to avoid exertion, lazy

Impossible to subdue or defeat

Something that cannot be doubted, patently evident or certain, unquestionable

Harden

To make drunk

Unpublished works of an author

Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words

Not producing any significant or desired effect

Lack of equity

Incapable of being wrong

That cannot be escaped or ignored

Impossible to stop or prevent

Not practical, suitable or advisable

So bad as to be impossible to expiate

Unable to be explained or accounted for

Impossible to disentangle or separate, impossible to escape from

Never failing, always effective

Not possible to do easily or conveniently

Unhappiness

Travelling from place to place

Having an erect penis

A version of something OR repeating a hypothesise so as to get closer to a result

Present as a list of items

Not able to be changed, recovered, final

Not able to be reversed

Showing a lack of respect for people or things that are generally taken seriously

Not able to be retrieved or put right

Not taking into account something

Being uncertain, showing hesitancy

Too attractive and tempting to be resisted

Beyond criticism, faultless

Not able to be controlled or restrained

Not able to be replaced if lost or damaged

Not able to be repaired

Not capable of being removed

Binding

Not possible to cure or put right

Hostile to religion

Not connected or relevant to something

Not even or balanced in shape or arrangement

Impossible to deny or disprove

Inviolable

Not able to be disputed

Not able to be reduced or simplified

A person advocating for the return of territory thought to belong to it

Not able to be saved, improved or corrected

Not able to be challenged or rejected

Not able to be regained, recovered or remedied

Not able to be resolved

Not able to be reclaimed

Not logical or reasonable

Illuminate something by shining light on it

Expression of meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite

Using or characterised by irony

Irritating, annoying

Annoy, irritate

Showing an array of colours that seem to change when viewed from different angles

Aiming at peace

Anger, wreath

Angry, enraged

Easily provoked to anger

By that very fact or act

A dogmatic and unproven statement

Comparing current test results against previous test results

A very small quantity

Impossible to harm or destroy

Involved or intricate

Process of complicating something

Give rise to, to call for earnestly

The action of invoking something or someone

Never to be broken, infringed or dishonoured

Give strength or energy to

Supervise students at an exam

Being put in a situation likely to arouse or incur resentment or anger in others

Having a long standing habit or practice that is unlikely to change

Opposite or contrary in position, effect, direction or order

Untruth

Persuade someone to do something through deception or flattery

Speak or write about something with great hostility

Insulting or highly critical language

Never changing

Never changing

Useless, pointless

Accustom someone to something, especially something unpleasant

Not urbane, lacking in courtesy

Overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with

Swell up

Understand or work out by instinct

The ability to understand something by instinct, without the need for conscious reasoning

Cause disruption or annoyance through being unwelcome or uninvited

The examination or observation of one's own mental or physical processes

Tending to blame or punish oneself

To cause or permit to enter, introduce or admit

Belonging naturally, essential

Arouse the curiosity or interest of, fascinate

Very complicated or detailed

Fearless, adventurous

Into a vein

Within a state

Unwilling to change one's views about something

Within a nation

Hard to control or deal with

Within the power of a company

Cause someone to lose control of their faculties

Say or recite with little rise or fall in the pitch of the voice

Rise and fall of the voice when speaking

Not tolerant of views, beliefs etc that differ from your own

Unable to be endured

Frighten or overawe someone

Closely acquainted, familiar

Weave together

To come between in an action, intercede

To twine together

The shaping of one text by another

Existing between conscious minds, shared by more than one conscious mind

Narrow gap or space between objects

Scatter amongst other things

Questioning or conveying a question

Relating to or providing an interpretation

Place between one thing and another

Introduce something of a different nature into something else AND mathematics, insert an intermediate term into a sequence which is derived from something else

The way that two or more things have an impact on each other

Of or relating to relations between persons

Destructive to both sides of a conflict

Occurring at irregular intervals

Suspend or discontinue an action or practice for a time

Mix or combine together

Endless or apparent endless

Two or more things fitting together

Coming between two things

Being between 2 parties

An intervening episode, period, space etc

A person who gets involved in something where they do not belong

A person who takes part in a conversation or dialogue

Decree or judgment given during the course of a case

Say something abruptly, especially as an aside or interruption

Join or mix two or more things together

An authoritative prohibition

Two or more people or things dependent on each other

Intervene on behalf of another

Two people or things influencing each other

Between living persons

Between or among themselves

Among other things

Having or showing a lack of self-control

Able to be understood, comprehensible

Not likely to be affected

Violent uprising against an authority or government

To great to be overcome

A person fighting against a government or invading force

Not able to be suppressed

A difficulty or obstacle impossible to overcome

Too extreme to bear, intolerable

Lacking strength and solidity

Bring about or initiate an action or event

The action of renewing or restoring something

To form or provide a concrete instance of

Showing a casual lack of concern

Impossible to solve

Boldly rude and disrespectful

Lacking vigour or interest

Suggest or hint something bad in an indirect and unpleasant way

Not expressing genuine feelings

An accurate and deep understanding of something

Proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with very harmful effects

Not able to be separated

Incapable of feeling or understanding things

Lacking physical sensation

Impossible to understand or interpret

Never satisfied

Impossible to satisfy

Seedy and rundown

Not having enough members to form a quorum

Act of making an inquiry

Physical or mental restlessness or unease

Unusually or disproportionately large

Occurring at an inconvenient or inappropriate time

Without basic mathematical skills

Too many to be counted

A suggestive or disparaging remark or hint

Not named or classified

Not harmful or offensive

Inborn, natural

Causing or likely to cause damage or harm

Showing poor judgment, unwise

Immoral or grossly unfair behaviour

So good or unusual as to be impossible to copy

Unfriendly, hostile

Hinder, restrain or prevent

Existing in something as a permanent, essential or characteristic attribute

Discordant

The right of entering

Bring oneself into favour with someone through flattery

An ungrateful person

Shameful, disgraceful

Innocent and unsuspecting

Quality of being clever, original and inventive

Unbreakable, inviolable

Breach, violation

Impose something unwelcome on

An authoritative prohibition

Showing a lack of respect for God or religion