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4,900- Indurate
- Indurated
- Induration
- Indusial
- Indusiate; Indusiated
- Indusium
- Industrial
- Industrialism
- Industrially
- Industrious
- Industry
- Indutive
- Induviae
- Induviate
- Indwell
- Indweller
- Indwelling
- Inearth
- Inebriant
- Inebriate
- Inebriation
- Inebriety
- Inebrious
- Inedible
- Inedited
- Inee
- Ineffability
- Ineffable
- Ineffableness
- Ineffably
- Ineffaceable
- Ineffaceably
- Ineffectible
- Ineffective
- Ineffectively
- Ineffectiveness
- Ineffectual
- Ineffectuality
- Ineffectually
- Ineffectualness
- Ineffervescence
- Ineffervescent
- Ineffervescibility
- Ineffervescible
- Inefficacious
- Inefficaciously
- Inefficaciousness
- Inefficacy
- Inefficiency
- Inefficient
- Inefficiently
- Inelaborate
- Inelastic
- Inelasticity
- Inelegance; Inelegancy
- Inelegant
- Inelegantly
- Ineligibility
- Ineligible
- Inelligibly
- Ineloquent
- Ineloquently
- Ineluctable
- Ineludible
- Inembryonate
- Inenarrable
- Inept
- Ineptitude
- Ineptly
- Ineptness
- Inequable
- Inequal
- Inequality
- Inequation
- Inequidistant
- Inequilateral
- Inequilobate
- Inequitable
- Inequitate
- Inequity
- Inequivalve; Inequivalvular
- Ineradicable
- Ineradicably
- Inergetic; Inergetical
- Inergetically
- Inerm; Inermous
- Inermis
- Inerrability
- Inerrable
- Inerrableness
- Inerrably
- Inerrancy
- Inerratic
- Inerringly
- Inert
- Inertia
- Inertion
- Inertitude
- Inertly
- Inertness
- Inerudite
- Inescapable
- Inescate
- Inescation
- Inescutcheon
- Inessential
- Inestimable
- Inestimably
- Inevasible
- Inevidence
- Inevident
- Inevitability
- Inevitable
- Inevitableness
- Inevitably
- Inexact
- Inexactitude
- Inexactly
- Inexactness
- Inexcitability
- Inexcitable
- Inexcusable
- Inexcusableness
- Inexcusably
- Inexecrable
- Inexecutable
- Inexecution
- Inexertion
- Inexhalable
- Inexhausted
- Inexhaustedly
- Inexhaustibility
- Inexhaustible
- Inexhaustive
- Inexist
- Inexistant
- Inexistence
- Inexistent
- Inexorability
- Inexorable
- Inexorableness
- Inexorably
- Inexpansible
- Inexpectable
- Inexpectant
- Inexpectation
- Inexpected
- Inexpectedly
- Inexpectedness
- Inexpedience; Inexpediency
- Inexpedient
- Inexpediently
- Inexpensive
- Inexperience
- Inexperienced
- Inexpert
- Inexpertness
- Inexpiable
- Inexpiableness
- Inexpiably
- Inexpiate
- Inexplainable
- Inexpleably
- Inexplicability
- Inexplicable
- Inexplicableness
- Inexplicably
- Inexplicit
- Inexplorable
- Inexplosive
- Inexposure
- Inexpressible
- Inexpressibles
- Inexpressibly
- Inexpressive
- Inexpressiveness
- Inexpugnable
- Inexpugnably
- Inexsuperable
- Inextended
- Inextensible
- Inextension
- Inexterminable
- Inextinct
- Inextinguible
- Inextinguishable
- Inextinguishably
- Inextirpable
- Inextricable
- Inextricableness
- Inextricably
- Ineye
- Infabricated
- Infallibilist
- Infallibility
- Infallible
- Infallibleness
- Infallibly
- Infame
- Infamize
3 entries 1 source
Indurate
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 1 of 3
Part of speech: verb (v.)
1. To make hard; as, extreme heat indurates clay; some fossils are indurated by exposure to the air.
2. To make unfeeling; to deprive of sensibility; to render obdurate.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 2 of 3
Part of speech: verb (v.)
To grow hard; to harden, or become hard; as, clay indurates by drying, and by heat.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 3 of 3
Part of speech: adjective (a.)
1. Hardened; not soft; indurated. Tyndale.
2. Without sensibility; unfeeling; obdurate.