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Terms
4,772- Intrinse
- Intrinsic
- Intrinsical
- Intrinsicality
- Intrinsically
- Intrinsicalness
- Intrinsicate
- Intro-
- Introcession
- Introduce
- Introducement
- Introducer
- Introduct
- Introduction
- Introductive
- Introductor
- Introductorily
- Introductory
- Introductress
- Introflexed
- Introgression
- Introit
- Intromission
- Intromit
- Intromittent
- Intromitter
- Intropression
- Introreception
- Introrse
- Introspect
- Introspection
- Introspectionist
- Introspective
- Introsume
- Introsusception
- Introvenient
- Introversion
- Introvert
- Intrude
- Intruded
- Intruder
- Intrudress
- Intrunk
- Intrusion
- Intrusional
- Intrusionist
- Intrusive
- Intrust
- Intubation
- Intuition
- Intuitional
- Intuitionalism
- Intuitionalist
- Intuitionism
- Intuitionist
- Intuitive
- Intuitively
- Intuitivism
- Intumesce
- Intumescence
- Intumescent
- Intumulated
- Intune
- Inturbidate
- Inturgescence
- Intuse
- Intussuscepted
- Intussusception
- Intwine
- Intwinement
- Intwist
- Inuendo
- Inulin
- Inuloid
- Inumbrate
- Inuncted
- Inunction
- Inunctuosity
- Inundant
- Inundate
- Inundation
- Inunderstanding
- Inurbane
- Inurbanity
- Inure
- Inurement
- Inurn
- Inusitate
- Inusitation
- Inust
- Inustion
- Inutile
- Inutility
- Inutterable
- Invade
- Invader
- Invaginate
- Invaginate; Invaginated
- Invagination
- Invalescence
- Invaletudinary
- Invalid
- Invalidate
- Invalidation
- Invalide
- Invalidism
- Invalidity
- Invalidness
- Invalorous
- Invaluable
- Invaluably
- Invalued
- Invariability
- Invariable
- Invariance
- Invariant
- Invasion
- Invasive
- Invect
- Invected
- Invection
- Invective
- Invectively
- Inveigh
- Inveigher
- Inveigle
- Inveiglement
- Inveigler
- Inveil
- Invendibility
- Invendible
- Invenom
- Invent
- Inventer
- Inventful
- Inventible
- Inventibleness
- Invention
- Inventious
- Inventive
- Inventor
- Inventorial
- Inventory
- Inventress
- Inveracity
- Inverisimilitude
- Inverness; Inverness Cape
- Inverse
- Inversely
- Inversion
- Invert
- Invertase
- Invertebral
- Invertebrata
- Invertebrate
- Invertebrated
- Inverted
- Invertedly
- Invertible
- Invertin
- Invest
- Investient
- Investigable
- Investigate
- Investigation
- Investigative
- Investigator
- Investiture
- Investive
- Investment
- Investor
- Investure
- Inveteracy
- Inveterate
- Inveterately
- Inveterateness
- Inveteration
- Invict
- Invidious
- Invigilance; Invigilancy
- Invigor
- Invigorate
- Invigoration
- Invile
- Invillaged
- Invincibility
- Invincible
- Inviolability
- Inviolable
- Inviolableness
- Inviolably
- Inviolacy
- Inviolate; Inviolated
- Inviolately
- Inviolateness
- Invious
- Invirile
- Invirility
- Inviscate
- Inviscerate
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Intrinse
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828
Part of speech: adjective (a.)
Tightly drawn; or (perhaps) intricate. [Very rare] Like rats, oft bite the holy cords atwain, Which are too intrinse to unloose. Shak.