Incinerate
Meaning: To reduce to ashes.
Synonyms: Blaze, Burn, Combust, Consume, Cremate, Flame, Ignite, Light, Parch, Scald, Scorch, Torch, Set A Match To,
Antonyms: Extinguish, Quench, Wet, Put Out,
Incipience
Meaning: Beginning.
Synonyms: Aag, Alpha, Basis, Birth, Commencement, Creation, Dawn, Dawning, Genesis, Inauguration, Inception, Incipiency, Induction, Infancy, Initiation, Installation, Introduction, Kickoff, Launch, Onset, Opener, Opening, Origin, Origination, Outset, Rise, Root, Rudiment, Source, Spring, Start, Threshold, Top, Takeoff, Presentation, Preface, Prelude, Square One, Day One, Leadoff, Point Of Departure,
Antonyms: Close, Completion, Conclusion, Death, Effect, End, Ending, Epilogue, Finale, Finish, Result, Stop, Termination,
Incipient
Meaning: Initial.
Synonyms: Basic, Beginning, Commencing, Elementary, Embryonic, Fundamental, Inceptive, Inchoate, Initial, Initiative, Initiatory, Introductory, Nascent, Originating, Start,
Antonyms: Developed, Grown, Mature,
Incite
Meaning: To rouse to a particular action.
Synonyms: Abet, Activate, Actuate, Agitate, Animate, Arouse, Coax, Craze, Drive, Encourage, Excite, Exhort, Foment, Force, Forward, Further, Goad, Impel, Induce, Inflame, Influence, Inspire, Inspirit, Instigate, Juice, Motivate, Persuade, Raise, Rouse, Set, Solicit, Spur, Stimulate, Taunt, Trigger, Urge, Promote, Push, Provoke, Egg On, Prompt, Prick,
Antonyms: Block, Calm, Cease, Check, Dampen, Deaden, Delay, Depress, Deter, Discourage, Dissuade, Finish, Halt, Hinder, Impede, Lull, Quiet, Repress, Soothe, Stop, Suppress, Tranquilize, Prevent, Prohibit,
Incitement
Meaning: That which moves to action, or serves as an incentive or stimulus.
Synonyms: Incentive, Incitation, Instigation, Stimulus, Provocation,
Antonyms: Hindrance,
Incoercible
Meaning: Incapable of being forced, constrained, or compelled.
Incoherence
Meaning: Want of connection, or agreement, as of parts or ideas in thought, speech, etc.
Synonyms: Incongruity, Nonsense, Rambling, Unintelligibility,
Incoherent
Meaning: Not logically coordinated, as to parts, elements, or details.
Synonyms: reathless, Confused, Disconnected, Discontinuous, Discordant, Disjointed, Disordered, Dumb, Faltering, Inarticulate, Incomprehensible, Incongruous, Inconsistent, Indistinct, Indistinguishable, Irrational, Jumbled, Muddled, Muffled, Mumbling, Mute, Muttered, Rambling, Stammering, Stuttering, Uncommunicative, Unconnected, Uncoordinated, Uneven, Unvocal, Wandering, Wild, Puzzling, Maundering, Incohesive,
Antonyms: Coherent, Connected, Intelligible, Understandable,
Incombustible
Meaning: That can not be burned.
Synonyms: Asbestos, Concrete, Noncombustible, Noninflammable,
Antonyms: Waterproof,
Incomparable
Meaning: Matchless.
Synonyms: Excellent, Exceptional, Ideal, Inimitable, Matchless, Paramount, Peerless, Perfect, Preeminent, Sovereign, Superior, Supreme, Surpassing, Towering, Transcendent, Ultimate, Unequalled, Unmatchable, Unmatched, Unparalleled, Unrivalled, Unsurpassable, Beyond Compare, Second To None,
Incompatible
Meaning: Discordant.
Synonyms: Adverse, Antipathetic, Antipodal, Antithetical, Clashing, Conflicting, Contrary, Counter, Disagreeing, Discordant, Discrepant, Disparate, Factious, Inadmissible, Inappropriate, Incoherent, Incongruous, Inconsistent, Inconsonant, Inconstant, Irreconcilable, Jarring, Mismatched, Offbeat, Opposed, Opposite, Unadapted, Uncongenial, Unsuitable, Unsuited, Warring, Poles Apart, Marching To A Different Drummer,
Antonyms: Appropriate, Compatible, Consistent, Consonant, Fitting, Harmonious, Loving, Suitable, Suited, Proper,
Incompetence
Meaning: General lack of capacity or fitness.
Synonyms: Inability, Inadequacy, Ineptitude, Inexperience,
Incompetent
Meaning: Not having the abilities desired or necessary for any purpose.
Synonyms: Amateur, Amateurish, Awkward, Bungling, Clumsy, Disqualified, Floundering, Helpless, Inadequate, Incapable, Ineffectual, Inefficient, Ineligible, Inept, Inexperienced, Inexpert, Insufficient, Maladroit, Raw, Unadapted, Unequipped, Unfit, Unhandy, Uninitiated, Unqualified, Unskilled, Untrained, Useless, Out To Lunch, Unfitted, Not Cut Out For, Not Equal To, Not Have It,
Antonyms: Able, Adept, Capable, Competent, Dexterous, Effective, Efficient, Experienced, Expert, Qualified, Skilled, Skillful, Strong, Useful, Proficient,
Incomplete
Meaning: Lacking some element, part, or adjunct necessary or required.
Synonyms: Abridged, Broken, Crude, Defective, Deficient, Expurgated, Fractional, Fragmentary, Garbled, Immature, Imperfect, Inadequate, Incoherent, Insufficient, Lacking, Meager, Part, Partial, Rough, Rude, Rudimentary, Short, Sketchy, Unaccomplished, Unconsummated, Undeveloped, Undone, Unexecuted, Unpolished, Under Construction,
Antonyms: Accomplished, Adequate, Ample, Complete, Enough, Finished, Perfect, Sufficient, Total, Whole,
Incomprehensible
Meaning: Not understandable.
Synonyms: Baffling, Cryptic, Delphic, Enigmatic, Fathomless, Greek, Impenetrable, Inconceivable, Inscrutable, Mysterious, Mystifying, Obscure, Opaque, Perplexing, Sibylline, Unclear, Unfathomable, Unimaginable, Unintelligible, Unknowable, Puzzling, Ungraspable, Clear As Mud, Incognizable, Beats Me, Beyond Comprehension,
Antonyms: Believable, Clear, Comprehensible, Fathomable, Imaginable, Intelligible, Understandable,
Incompressible
Meaning: Resisting all attempts to reduce volume by pressure.
Synonyms: Close, Compact, Compressed, Concentrated, Concrete, Condensed, Congealed, Dense, Hard, Hardened, Heavy, Impenetrable, Impermeable, Impervious, Inelastic, Jelled, Refractory, Rigid, Set, Solid, Solidified, Stiff, Sturdy, Substantial, Thick, Tough, Unyielding, Nonporous,
Inconceivable
Meaning: Incomprehensible.
Synonyms: Extraordinary, Fantastic, Implausible, Impossible, Improbable, Incredible, Rare, Staggering, Strange, Thin, Unbelievable, Unconvincing, Unimaginable, Unknowable, Unlikely, Unsubstantial, Unthinkable, Weak, Reachy, Incogitable, Insupposable,
Antonyms: Believable, Common, Conceivable, Credible, Familiar, Fathomable, Imaginable, Likely, Normal, Plausible, Possible, Reasonable, Tenable, Usual,
Incongruous
Meaning: Unsuitable for the time, place, or occasion.
Synonyms: Acidimeter, Alien, Bizarre, Conflicting, Contradictory, Discordant, Disparate, Distorted, Divergent, Extraneous, Fantastic, Fitful, Foreign, Illogical, Improper, Inappropriate, Inapt, Incoherent, Incompatible, Incongruent, Inconsistent, Irreconcilable, Irregular, Jumbled, Lopsided, Mismatched, Rambling, Twisted, Unavailing, Unbalanced, Unbecoming, Unconnected, Uncoordinated, Uneven, Unintelligible, Unpredictable, Unrelated, Unsuitable, Unsuited, Inapropos,
Antonyms: Compatible, Congruous, Consistent, Corresponding, Fitting, Harmonious, Matched, Suitable, Uniform,
Inconsequential
Meaning: Valueless.
Synonyms: Casual, Dinky, Exiguous, Immaterial, Inadequate, Inappreciable, Inconsequent, Inconsiderable, Insignificant, Insufficient, Light, Little, Measly, Minor, Negligible, Paltry, Petty, Picayune, Runt, Scanty, Shoestring, Shrimp, Skimpy, Small, Trifling, Trivial, Unconsidered, Unimportant, Worthless, Small Potatoes, Puny, Big Zero, Entry Level,
Antonyms: Consequential, Important, Significant, Useful, Valuable, Worthwhile,
Inconsiderable
Meaning: Small in quantity or importance.
Synonyms: Base, Casual, Cheap, Contemptible, Frivolous, Inconsequent, Inessential, Inferior, Irrelevant, Junior, Lesser, Light, Little, Lower, Measly, Minor, Negligible, Niggling, Nugatory, Paltry, Peanut, Pettifogging, Picayune, Piddling, Scratch, Secondary, Shabby, Shallow, Shoestring, Slight, Small, Subordinate, Trifling, Unimportant, Of No Account,
Inconsistent
Meaning: Contradictory.
Synonyms: Capricious, Changeable, Conflicting, Contrary, Discordant, Discrepant, Dissonant, Erratic, Fickle, Illogical, Incoherent, Incompatible, Incongruent, Incongruous, Inconstant, Irreconcilable, Mercurial, Temperamental, Uncertain, Unpredictable, Unstable, Variable, Warring, At Odds, In Conflict, Out Of Step,
Antonyms: Certain, Consistent, Consonant, Definite, Harmonious, Predictable, Regular, Steady, Sure, Unchanging,
Inconstant
Meaning: Changeable.
Synonyms: Capricious, Changeful, Erratic, Fickle, Flickering, Fluctuating, Impulsive, Inconsistent, Intermittent, Irregular, Irresolute, Mercurial, Shifting, Uncertain, Unreliable, Unsettled, Unstable, Vacillating, Variable, Varying, Volatile, Waffling, Wavering, Undependable,
Incontrovertible
Meaning: Indisputable.
Synonyms: Accurate, Authentic, Certain, Established, Incontestable, Indisputable, Indubitable, Irrefutable, Positive, Sure, Undeniable, Unquestionable, Unshakable, Sure Thing, Nailed Down, Surefire,
Antonyms: Changeable, Controvertible, Questionable, Uncertain, Variable,
Inconvenient
Meaning: Interfering with comfort or progress.
Synonyms: Annoying, Awkward, Cumbersome, Detrimental, Difficult, Disadvantageous, Discommoding, Disturbing, Embarrassing, Incommodious, Inexpedient, Inopportune, Pestiferous, Remote, Tiresome, Troublesome, Unhandy, Unmanageable, Unseasonable, Unsuitable, Untimely, Unwieldy, Vexatious, Discommodious, Prejudicial,
Antonyms: Aiding, Beneficial, Convenient, Easy, Graceful, Handy, Helpful, Nice, Straightforward,
Indefensible
Meaning: Untenable.
Synonyms: Bad, Faulty, Inexpiable, Insupportable, Unforgivable, Unjustifiable, Unpardonable, Untenable, Unwarrantable, Wrong,
Antonyms: Defensible, Excusable, Justifiable, Justified,
Indefinitely
Meaning: In a vague or uncertain way.
Synonyms: Considerably, Endlessly, Forever, Frequently, Regularly, Without End,
Antonyms: Definitely,
Indelible
Meaning: That can not be blotted out, effaced, destroyed, or removed.
Synonyms: Enduring, Ineffaceable, Ineradicable, Inexpungible, Inextirpable, Ingrained, Lasting, Memorable, Permanent, Stirring, Unforgettable, Rememberable, Inerasable,
Antonyms: Delible, Destructible, Erasable, Impermanent,
Indescribable
Meaning: That can not be described.
Synonyms: Impossible, Incommunicable, Indefinable, Ineffable, Inexpressible, Nondescript, Sublime, Subtle, Unspeakable, Unutterable, Untellable,
Antonyms: Definable, Describable, Explainable,
Indestructible
Meaning: That can not be destroyed.
Synonyms: Abiding, Deathless, Durable, Enduring, Everlasting, Immortal, Immutable, Imperishable, Incorruptible, Indelible, Indissoluble, Inextinguishable, Inextirpable, Permanent, Perpetual, Unalterable, Unbreakable, Unchangeable, Undying, Unfading, Irrefragable, Irrefrangible,
Antonyms: Breakable, Destructible, Ephemeral, Perishable, Temporary,
Indicant
Meaning: That which points out.
Synonyms: Basis, Clue, Evidence, Formula, Guide, Hand, Indication, Indicator, Indicia, Mark, Model, Needle, Pointer, Ratio, Rule, Sign, Significant, Symbol, Symptom, Token,
Indicator
Meaning: One who or that which points out.
Synonyms: Barometer, Beacon, Clue, Dial, Gauge, Guide, Hint, Index, Mark, Meter, Omen, Pointer, Signal, Symbol, Warning,
Indict
Meaning: To find and declare chargeable with crime.
Synonyms: Arraign, Censure, Charge, Criminate, Finger, Frame, Impeach, Incriminate, Inculpate, Summon, Tax, Prosecute, Face With Charges,
Antonyms: Absolve, Acquit, Exonerate, Free,
Indigenous
Meaning: Native.
Synonyms: Aboriginal, Autochthonous, Chthonic, Congenital, Connate, Domestic, Endemic, Inbred, Inherent, Inherited, Innate, Natural, Original, Primitive, Unacquired,
Antonyms: Alien, Foreign,
Indigent
Meaning: Poor.
Synonyms: Beggared, Busted, Destitute, Homeless, Impecunious, Impoverished, Necessitous, Needy, Penniless, Penurious, Hard Up, In Want,
Antonyms: Affluent, Rich, Wealthy,
Indigestible
Meaning: Not digestible, or difficult to digest.
Synonyms: Disagreeing, Green, Hard, Malodorous, Moldy, Poisonous, Raw, Rotten, Rough, Tasteless, Toxic, Uneatable, Unhealthy, Unpalatable, Unripe, Putrid,
Indigestion
Meaning: Difficulty or failure in the alimentary canal in changing food into absorptive nutriment.
Synonyms: Acidosis, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Flu, Gas, Heartburn, Nausea, Pain, Digestive Upset, Dyspepsy, Gaseous Stomach,
Indignant
Meaning: Having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meanness or wickedness.
Synonyms: Acrimonious, Annoyed, Boiling, Bugged, Disgruntled, Displeased, Exasperated, Fuming, Furious, Heated, Huffy, Incensed, Irate, Livid, Mad, Miffed, Peeved, Piqued, Resentful, Riled, Scornful, Upset, Wrathful, Burned Up, Provoked, Up In Arms, Bent Out Of Shape, In A Huff, Seeing Red,
Antonyms: Calm, Cheerful, Gleeful, Happy, Peaceful, Pleased,
Indignity
Meaning: Unmerited contemptuous conduct or treatment.
Synonyms: Abuse, Affront, Contumely, Discourtesy, Dishonor, Disrespect, Grievance, Injury, Injustice, Insult, Obloquy, Opprobrium, Outrage, Reproach, Slap, Slight, Slur, Snub, Taunt, Backhanded Compliment,
Antonyms: Aid, Approval, Compliment, Dignity, Esteem, Flattery, Help, Honor, Praise, Regard, Respect,
Indiscreet
Meaning: Lacking wise judgment.
Synonyms: Careless, Foolish, Hasty, Heedless, Imprudent, Inconsiderate, Insensitive, Rash, Reckless, Unthinking,
Indiscriminate
Meaning: Promiscuous.
Synonyms: Aimless, Assorted, Broad, Careless, Confused, Desultory, Extensive, General, Haphazard, Heterogeneous, Imperceptive, Jumbled, Mingled, Miscellaneous, Mixed, Mongrel, Motley, Multifarious, Shallow, Spot, Superficial, Sweeping, Unconsidered, Uncritical, Undiscriminating, Unmethodical, Unplanned, Unsystematic, Varied, Variegated, Wholesale, Wide, Purposeless, Designless, Promiscuous, Unselective,
Antonyms: Chosen, Critical, Definite, Methodical, Particular, Planned, Selective, Specific, Systematic,
Indispensable
Meaning: Necessary or requisite for the purpose.
Synonyms: Basal, Basic, Cardinal, Crucial, Essential, Fundamental, Imperative, Key, Necessitous, Needed, Needful, Required, Requisite, Vital, Primary, Prerequisite,
Antonyms: Additional, Auxiliary, Dispensable, Extra, Inessential, Minor, Needless, Nonessential, Redundant, Secondary, Superfluous, Trivial, Unimportant, Unnecessary,
Indistinct
Meaning: Vague.
Synonyms: Bleared, Bleary, Blurred, Confused, Dark, Dim, Doubtful, Faint, Fuzzy, Hazy, Inaudible, Inconspicuous, Indefinite, Indeterminate, Indiscernible, Indistinguishable, Inexact, Misty, Muffled, Murky, Shadowy, Unclear, Undefined, Undetermined, Unheard, Unintelligible, Vague, Weak, Out Of Focus,
Antonyms: Apparent, Certain, Defined, Definite, Discernible, Distinct, Evident, Explicit, Plain, Positive, Sure,
Indivertible
Meaning: That can not be turned aside.
Indivisible
Meaning: Not separable into parts.
Synonyms: Impenetrable, Inseparable, Joined, Permanent, Unbreakable, Unified,
Indolence
Meaning: Laziness.
Synonyms: Disinclination, Idleness, Laziness, Procrastination,
Antonyms: Diligence, Industry,
Indolent
Meaning: Habitually inactive or idle.
Synonyms: Easygoing, Idle, Inactive, Inert, Lackadaisical, Languid, Lax, Lazy, Lethargic, Listless, Resting, Shiftless, Slothful, Slow, Sluggish, Torpid,
Antonyms: Active, Busy, Diligent, Energetic, Enthusiastic, Industrious, Intent,
Indomitable
Meaning: Unconquerable.
Synonyms: Dogged, Impassable, Impregnable, Insuperable, Insurmountable, Invincible, Invulnerable, Obstinate, Pertinacious, Resolute, Ruthless, Staunch, Stubborn, Unassailable, Unbeatable, Unconquerable, Unflinching, Willful,
Antonyms: Conquerable, Flexible, Unstable, Weak, Willing, Yielding, Beatable,
Induct
Meaning: To bring in.
Synonyms: Conscript, Draft, Enlist, Inaugurate, Initiate, Install, Instate, Introduce, Invest, Recruit, Sign On, Sign Up, Swear In,
Antonyms: Blackball, Close, End, Expel, Finish, Reject, Turn Away, Take Away,
Indulgence
Meaning: The yielding to inclination, passion, desire, or propensity in oneself or another.
Synonyms: Abandonment, Allowance, Appeasement, Attention, Babying, Coddling, Courtesy, Endurance, Excess, Extravagance, Favor, Favoring, Fondling, Fondness, Forbearance, Goodwill, Gratifying, Hedonism, Immoderation, Intemperance, Intemperateness, Kindness, Lenience, Leniency, Pampering, Partiality, Patience, Permissiveness, Placating, Pleasing, Satiation, Satisfaction, Service, Spoiling, Tolerance, Toleration, Understanding, Privilege, Profligacy, Fulfillment, Kowtowing, Profligateness,
Antonyms: Abstention, Care, Disapproval, Disfavor, Disregard, Dissatisfaction, Frustration, Intolerance, Moderation, Need, Temperance, Want,
Indulgent
Meaning: Yielding to the desires or humor of oneself or those under one's care.
Synonyms: Big, Charitable, Clement, Compassionate, Complaisant, Compliant, Considerate, Easy, Easygoing, Favorable, Fond, Forbearing, Gentle, Gratifying, Kind, Kindly, Liberal, Merciful, Mild, Permissive, Tender, Tolerant, Understanding, Going Along With, Going Easy On, Able To Live With,
Antonyms: Abstaining, Inconsiderate, Intolerant, Mean, Moderate, Moderating, Strict, Tempering,
Inebriate
Meaning: To intoxicate.
Synonyms: Exhilarate, Stimulate, Make Drunk,
Antonyms: Depress, Discourage,
Ineffable
Meaning: Unutterable.
Synonyms: Celestial, Divine, Empyreal, Empyrean, Ethereal, Heavenly, Holy, Ideal, Impossible, Incommunicable, Incredible, Indefinable, Indescribable, Inexpressible, Nameless, Sacred, Spiritual, Transcendent, Transcendental, Unspeakable, Unutterable, Beyond Words, Untellable, Too Sacred For Words,
Antonyms: Definable, Describable, Utterable,
Inefficient
Meaning: Not accomplishing an intended purpose.
Synonyms: Careless, Disorganized, Extravagant, Faulty, Feeble, Improvident, Incapable, Incompetent, Ineffective, Ineffectual, Inefficacious, Inept, Inexpert, Slack, Slipshod, Sloppy, Slovenly, Unfit, Unprepared, Unqualified, Unskilled, Unskillful, Untrained, Weak, Prodigal, Not Cut Out For, Shooting Blanks,
Antonyms: Able, Capable, Competent, Dexterous, Effective, Efficient, Expert, Fit, Neat, Skillful, Sound, Strong, Tidy, Useful,
Inefficiency
Meaning: That which does not accomplish an intended purpose.
Synonyms: Carelessness, Disorganization, Inability, Incapability, Wastefulness,
Ineligible
Meaning: Not suitable to be selected or chosen.
Synonyms: Disqualified, Inappropriate, Incompetent, Objectionable, Unacceptable, Unavailable, Undesirable, Unequipped, Unfit, Unqualified, Unsuitable, Ruled Out,
Antonyms: Acceptable, Appropriate, Eligible, Equipped, Qualified, Ready, Suitable,
Inept
Meaning: Not fit or suitable.
Synonyms: Artless, Awkward, Bumbling, Bungling, Gauche, Halting, Incapable, Incompetent, Inefficient, Inexpert, Loser, Maladroit, Unapt, Ungraceful, Unhandy, Unskillful, Wooden,
Antonyms: Able, Acceptable, Adroit, Capable, Competent, Dexterous, Efficient, Expert, Fit, Skilled, Skillful, Suitable, Proper,
Inert
Meaning: Inanimate.
Synonyms: Apathetic, Asleep, Dead, Dormant, Down, Dull, Idle, Immobile, Impassive, Impotent, Inactive, Inanimate, Indolent, Languid, Languorous, Lazy, Leaden, Listless, Motionless, Numb, Paralyzed, Passive, Phlegmatic, Powerless, Quiescent, Quiet, Slack, Sleepy, Slothful, Sluggard, Sluggish, Static, Still, Stolid, Torpid, Unmoving, Unresponsive, Slumberous,
Antonyms: Able, Active, Alive, Animated, Busy, Lively, Mobile, Moving, Potent, Strong, Working,
Inevitable
Meaning: Unavoidable.
Synonyms: Assured, Binding, Compulsory, Decided, Decreed, Destined, Determined, Doomed, Fated, Fateful, Fixed, Foreordained, Imminent, Impending, Ineluctable, Inescapable, Inexorable, Inflexible, Irresistible, Irrevocable, Necessary, Obligatory, Ordained, Pat, Settled, Sure, Unalterable, Unavoidable, Undeniable, Unpreventable, Prescribed, Ineludible, All Locked Up,
Antonyms: Avoidable, Distant, Doubtful, Fortuitous, Later, Uncertain, Unlikely, Unsure, Escapable, Preventable,
Inexcusable
Meaning: Not to be justified.
Synonyms: Blamable, Blameworthy, Censurable, Impermissible, Indefensible, Inexpiable, Intolerable, Outrageous, Reprehensible, Unallowable, Unforgivable, Unjustifiable, Unpardonable, Untenable, Unwarrantable, Wrong, Criticizable,
Antonyms: Acceptable, Excusable, Forgivable, Good, Justifiable,
Inexhaustible
Meaning: So large or furnishing so great a supply as not to be emptied, wasted, or spent.
Synonyms: Bountiful, Endless, Infinite, Limitless, Numberless,
Antonyms: Bounded, Calculable, Ending, Finite, Limited,
Inexorable
Meaning: Unrelenting.
Synonyms: Adamant, Adamantine, Bound, Compulsory, Dogged, Hard, Harsh, Immobile, Immovable, Implacable, Ineluctable, Inescapable, Inflexible, Ironclad, Merciless, Necessary, Obdurate, Obstinate, Relentless, Remorseless, Resolute, Rigid, Severe, Stubborn, Unappeasable, Unbending, Uncompromising, Unmovable, Unrelenting, Unyielding, Dead Set On, Locked In, Set In Stone, Hell Bent On,
Antonyms: Flexible, Kind, Lenient, Merciful, Nice, Remorseful, Sympathetic, Yielding,
Inexpedient
Meaning: Unadvisable.
Synonyms: Detrimental, Impolitic, Imprudent, Inadvisable, Injudicious, Inopportune, Unwise,
Antonyms: Expedient,
Inexpensive
Meaning: Low-priced.
Synonyms: Bargain, Budget, Buy, Cheap, Economical, Low, Modest, Nominal, Popular, Reasonable, Reduced, Steal, Thrifty, Dime A Dozen, Cost Next To Nothing, Marked Down, Popularly Priced, Real Buy, Real Steal,
Antonyms: Costly, Dear, Expensive, Unreasonable,
Inexperience
Meaning: Lack of or deficiency in experience.
Synonyms: Callowness, Childishness, Greenness, Ignorance, Imperfection, Incompleteness, Infantilism, Rawness, Puerility, Inexpertness, Babyishness, Childish Behavior,
Inexplicable
Meaning: Such as can not be made plain.
Synonyms: Baffling, Enigmatic, Incomprehensible, Indecipherable, Indescribable, Inexplainable, Inscrutable, Insoluble, Mysterious, Mystifying, Obscure, Odd, Peculiar, Strange, Unaccountable, Undefinable, Unexplainable, Unfathomable, Unintelligible, Unsolvable, Puzzling,
Antonyms: Comprehensible, Explainable, Explicable, Fathomable, Intelligible, Normal, Regular, Standard, Understandable, Usual, Comprehendible,
Inexpressible
Meaning: Unutterable.
Synonyms: Abominable, Accredited, Alarming, Appalling, Atrocious, Awful, Beastly, Calamitous, Description, Detestable, Dire, Disgusting, Dreadful, Evil, Execrable, Fearful, Frightening, Frightful, Heinous, Horrible, Horrid, Incommunicable, Inconceivable, Indefinable, Indescribable, Ineffable, Inhuman, Loathsome, Monstrous, Nameless, Obnoxious, Odious, Offensive, Outrageous, Overwhelming, Repellent, Repugnant, Repulsive, Revolting, Shocking, Unbelievable, Unimaginable, Preternatural, Undescribable,
Inextensible
Meaning: Of unchangeable length or area.
Synonyms: Inflexible, Rigid, Stable, Stiff, Unadaptable, Unbending, Unyielding, Inductile,
Antonyms: Elastic,
Infallible
Meaning: Exempt from error of judgment, as in opinion or statement.
Synonyms: Acceptable, Accurate, Agreeable, Apodictic, Authoritative, Certain, Correct, Effective, Effectual, Efficacious, Efficient, Exact, Faultless, Flawless, Foolproof, Handy, Helpful, Impeccable, Incontrovertible, Inerrable, Inerrant, Omniscient, Perfect, Positive, Reliable, Satisfactory, Satisfying, Sure, True, Trustworthy, Unbeatable, Unfailing, Unimpeachable, Unquestionable, Useful, Surefire, Undeceivable,
Antonyms: Erring, Fallible, Faulty, Imperfect,
Infamous
Meaning: Publicly branded or notorious, as for vice, or crime.
Synonyms: Abominable, Atrocious, Base, Caitiff, Contemptible, Corrupt, Degenerate, Despicable, Detestable, Disgraceful, Dishonorable, Disreputable, Egregious, Evil, Flagitious, Foul, Hateful, Heinous, Ignominious, Iniquitous, Loathsome, Miscreant, Monstrous, Nefarious, Notorious, Odious, Offensive, Opprobrious, Outrageous, Perverse, Questionable, Rotten, Scandalous, Shady, Shocking, Sorry, Unhealthy, Vicious, Vile, Villainous, Wicked,
Antonyms: Dignified, Friendly, Gentle, Glorious, Good, Innocent, Kind, Little, Magnificent, Moral, Nice, Perfect, Pleasant, Respectable, Righteous, Virtuous, Wonderful, Pure, Principled,
Infamy
Meaning: Total loss or destitution of honor or reputation.
Synonyms: Abomination, Atrocity, Disapprobation, Discredit, Disesteem, Disgrace, Dishonor, Disrepute, Enormity, Evil, Ignominy, Immorality, Impropriety, Notoriety, Obloquy, Odium, Opprobrium, Outrageousness, Scandal, Shame, Stigma, Villainy, Wickedness, Notoriousness,
Antonyms: Credit, Dignity, Esteem, Goodness, Honor, Innocence, Morality, Respect, Righteousness, Virtue, Pride,
Inference
Meaning: The derivation of a judgment from any given material of knowledge on the ground of law.
Synonyms: Assumption, Conjecture, Corollary, Guess, Hint, Interpretation, Reading, Reasoning, Supposition, Presumption,
Antonyms: Fact, Reality, Truth, Proof,
Infernal
Meaning: Akin to or befitting hell or its occupants.
Synonyms: Accursed, Blasted, Chthonian, Confounded, Cursed, Cussed, Damnable, Demonic, Devilish, Diabolical, Execrable, Fiendish, Hellish, Lower, Malevolent, Malicious, Monstrous, Nether, Satanic, Subterranean, Sulphurous, Wicked,
Antonyms: Angelic, Godlike, Good, Heavenly, Moral, Otherworldly,
Infest
Meaning: To be present in such numbers as to be a source of annoyance, trouble, or danger.
Synonyms: Abound, Annoy, Assail, Beset, Crawl, Crowd, Defile, Fill, Flock, Harass, Harry, Infect, Invade, Overspread, Overwhelm, Pack, Penetrate, Pester, Plague, Pollute, Ravage, Swarm, Teem, Throng, Worry, Press,
Infidel
Meaning: One who denies the existence of God.
Synonyms: Agnostic, Atheist, Gentile, Heathen, Heretic, Pagan, Unbeliever,
Infidelity
Meaning: Disloyalty.
Synonyms: Adultery, Affair, Betrayal, Cheating, Duplicity, Faithlessness, Falseness, Falsity, Inconstancy, Lewdness, Perfidiousness, Perfidy, Treachery, Treason, Unfaithfulness, Treacherousness, Bad Faith, Extramarital Relations,
Antonyms: Faithfulness, Fidelity, Honesty, Loyalty,
Infinite
Meaning: Measureless.
Synonyms: Absolute, Bottomless, Boundless, Enduring, Enormous, Eternal, Everlasting, Illimitable, Immeasurable, Immense, Incalculable, Incessant, Inestimable, Inexhaustible, Interminable, Measureless, Million, Numberless, Perdurable, Perpetual, Sempiternal, Stupendous, Supreme, Total, Unbounded, Uncounted, Unending, Untold, Vast, Wide, No End Of, Without Limit,
Antonyms: Bounded, Brief, Calculable, Ceasing, Confined, Countable, Definite, Ending, Ephemeral, Finite, Fleeting, Intermittent, Limited, Little, Measurable, Minute, Restricted, Small, Temporary, Terminable, Tiny, Transient,
Infinity
Meaning: Boundless or immeasurable extension or duration.
Synonyms: Beyond, Continuity, Continuum, Eternity, Expanse, Extent, Immensity, Infinitude, Limitlessness, Myriad, Perpetuity, Space, Ubiquity, Vastness, Endless Time, Sempiternity, Boundlessness, Immeasurability, Unlimited Space, Vastitude,
Antonyms: Bounds, Definiteness, Ending, Finiteness, Limitation,
Infirm
Meaning: Lacking in bodily or mental strength.
Synonyms: Ailing, Anemic, Anile, Debilitated, Decrepit, Delicate, Enfeebled, Failing, Faint, Faltering, Feeble, Flimsy, Fragile, Frail, Halting, Ill, Insecure, Irresolute, Lame, Shaky, Unsound, Unstable, Unsubstantial, Vacillating, Wavering, Wobbly, Laid Low, Sensile,
Antonyms: Firm, Healthy, Hearty, Robust, Sound, Strong,
Infirmary
Meaning: A place for the reception or treatment of the sick.
Synonyms: Dispensary, Hospital, Sickroom,
Infirmity
Meaning: A physical, mental, or moral weakness or flaw.
Synonyms: Affliction, Ailing, Ailment, Confinement, Debilitation, Debility, Decay, Decrepitude, Defect, Deficiency, Disease, Disorder, Failing, Fault, Feebleness, Flu, Frailty, Imperfection, Indisposition, Malady, Malaise, Shortcoming, Unhealthiness, Vulnerability, Ill Health, Diseasedness, Sickliness,
Antonyms: Ability, Advantage, Health, Healthiness, Improvement, Perfection, Robustness, Soundness, Strength, Strong Point, Good Health,
Inflammable
Meaning: Easily set on fire or excited.
Synonyms: Burnable, Combustible, Dangerous, Flammable, Hazardous, Ignitable, Incendiary, Risky, Unsafe,
Antonyms: Incombustible,
Inflammation
Meaning: A morbid process in some part of the body characterized by heat, swelling, and pain.
Synonyms: Burning, Infection, Irritation, Pain, Rash, Sore, Tenderness,
Inflexible
Meaning: That can not be altered or varied.
Synonyms: Adamant, Adamantine, Determined, Dogged, Firm, Fixed, Hard, Immovable, Immutable, Implacable, Indomitable, Inexorable, Intractable, Iron, Obdurate, Obstinate, Relentless, Resolute, Rigid, Rigorous, Set, Staunch, Steadfast, Steely, Stiff, Strict, Stringent, Unadaptable, Unbending, Unchangeable, Uncompromising, Unrelenting, Unyielding,
Antonyms: Amenable, Bendable, Cooperative, Elastic, Flexible, Irresolute, Lenient, Pliable, Pliant, Reasonable, Resilient, Soft, Submissive, Tolerant, Willing, Yielding,
Influence
Meaning: Ability to sway the will of another.
Synonyms: Abstractionism, Access, Agency, Character, Clout, Consequence, Control, Direction, Domination, Drag, Effect, Esteem, Fame, Fix, Force, Grease, Guidance, Hold, Impact, Importance, Imprint, In, Juice, Leadership, Leverage, Magnetism, Mark, Money, Monopoly, Network, Predominance, Repercussion, Reputation, Significance, Spell, Supremacy, Sway, Weight, Pressure, Pull, Prominence, Prerogative, Prestige,
Antonyms: Beginning, Cause, Commencement, Impotence, Incapacity, Inferiority, Insignificance, Origin, Powerlessness, Source, Start, Subordination, Triviality, Unimportance, Weakness,
Influential
Meaning: Having the power to sway the will of another.
Synonyms: Affecting, Authoritative, Controlling, Dominant, Efficacious, Famous, Forcible, Governing, Guiding, Important, Impressive, Inspiring, Instrumental, Leading, Meaningful, Momentous, Moving, Name, Persuasive, Potent, Significant, Strong, Substantial, Telling, Touching, Weighty, Prominent,
Antonyms: Inconspicuous, Ineffective, Ineffectual, Inferior, Insignificant, Obscure, Subordinate, Trivial, Unimportant, Uninfluential, Unknown, Unmoving, Weak,
Influx
Meaning: Infusion.
Synonyms: Arrival, Convergence, Entrance, Incursion, Inflow, Inpouring, Inrush, Introduction, Inundation, Invasion, Penetration, Coming In,
Antonyms: Departure, Retreat,
Infrequence
Meaning: Rareness.
Infrequent
Meaning: Uncommon.
Synonyms: Exceptional, Few, Isolated, Limited, Meager, Occasional, Odd, Rare, Scant, Scanty, Scarce, Scattered, Seldom, Sparse, Spasmodic, Sporadic, Stray, Uncommon, Unusual,
Antonyms: Common, Constant, Frequent, Full, Often, Regular, Usual,
Infringe
Meaning: To trespass upon.
Synonyms: Borrow, Breach, Break, Contravene, Crash, Disobey, Encroach, Entrench, Impose, Infract, Intrude, Invade, Lift, Meddle, Obtrude, Offend, Pirate, Steal, Transgress, Trespass, Presume,
Antonyms: Comply, Discharge, Give, Obey, Observe, Receive,
Infuse
Meaning: To instill, introduce, or inculcate, as principles or qualities.
Synonyms: Animate, Imbue, Impart, Implant, Impregnate, Inculcate, Indoctrinate, Ingrain, Inoculate, Inspire, Instill, Intersperse, Invest, Leaven, Permeate, Pervade, Plant, Saturate, Steep, Suffuse, Breathe Into,
Antonyms: Dehydrate, Discourage, Dry, Take Out,
Ingenious
Meaning: Evincing skill, originality, or cleverness, as in contrivance or arrangement.
Synonyms: Able, Adroit, Artistic, Bright, Canny, Crafty, Creative, Cunning, Dexterous, Gifted, Imaginative, Innovational, Innovative, Innovatory, Intelligent, Inventive, Original, Ready, Resourceful, Shrewd, Skillful, Sly, Subtle, Deviceful,
Antonyms: Awkward, Dull, Dumb, Foolish, Honest, Ignorant, Incompetent, Inept, Open, Stupid, Uncreative, Unimaginative, Untalented, Uninventive,
Ingenuity
Meaning: Cleverness in contriving, combining, or originating.
Synonyms: Ability, Adroitness, Astuteness, Brains, Brightness, Brilliance, Creativity, Cunning, Dexterity, Flair, Genius, Gumption, Intelligence, Inventiveness, Resourcefulness, Shrewdness, Skill, Smartness, Talent, Wisdom, Wit,
Antonyms: Clumsiness, Ignorance, Inability, Incapacity, Ineptness, Stupidity, Weakness,
Ingenuous
Meaning: Candid, frank, or open in character or quality.
Synonyms: Artless, Candid, Childlike, Frank, Green, Guileless, Innocent, Naive, Natural, Open, Outspoken, Plain, Simple, Sincere, Square, Straightforward, Trusting, Unaffected, Unartful, Undisguised, Unreserved, Unsophisticated, Up Front, Unschooled, Unstudied, Unartificial, Like A Babe In The Woods,
Antonyms: Deceitful, Dishonest, Sly,
Inglorious
Meaning: Shameful.
Synonyms: Blameworthy, Contemptible, Degrading, Detestable, Dishonorable, Disreputable, Ignoble, Ignominious, Offensive, Reprehensible, Shameful, Unworthy, Unrespectable,
Ingraft
Meaning: To set or implant deeply and firmly.
Synonyms: Affix, Implant, Insert, Join, Plant, Unite, Propagate,
Antonyms: Divide, Separate, Withdraw,
Ingratiate
Meaning: To win confidence or good graces for oneself.
Synonyms: Attract, Blandish, Captivate, Charm, Crawl, Flatter, Grovel, Kowtow, Truckle, Hand A Line, Get In With, Insinuate Oneself, Seek Favor,
Antonyms: Deter, Disgust, Offend, Repel, Repulse,
Ingratitude
Meaning: Insensibility to kindness.
Synonyms: Boorishness, Callousness, Disloyalty, Inconsiderateness, Rudeness, Thanklessness, Thoughtlessness,
Antonyms: Appreciation, Consideration, Gratitude,
Ingredient
Meaning: Component.
Synonyms: Additive, Constituent, Element, Factor, Fixing, Fundamental, Innards, Integral, Making, Part, Piece, Integrant,
Antonyms: Whole,
Inherence
Meaning: The state of being permanently existing in something.
Inherent
Meaning: Intrinsic.
Synonyms: Characteristic, Congenital, Connate, Constitutional, Distinctive, Elementary, Essential, Fixed, Fundamental, Genetic, Immanent, Implicit, Inborn, Inbred, Indigenous, Indispensable, Individual, Indwelling, Ingrained, Inherited, Innate, Inner, Instinctive, Integral, Integrated, Internal, Intimate, Intrinsic, Inward, Latent, Native, Natural, Original, Resident, Subjective, In The Grain,
Antonyms: Acquired, Added, Auxiliary, External, Extra, Extrinsic, Incidental, Learned, Minor, Secondary, Superficial, Unimportant,
Inhibit
Meaning: To hold back or in.
Synonyms: Arrest, Avert, Bar, Bit, Bridle, Check, Constrain, Cramp, Curb, Discourage, Enjoin, Faze, Forbid, Frustrate, Hinder, Impede, Interdict, Obstruct, Outlaw, Repress, Restrain, Sandbag, Stop, Stymie, Suppress, Taboo, Ward, Withhold, Prohibit, Hold Back, Hang Up, Hold Down, Hold In, Keep In, Put On Brakes,
Antonyms: Advance, Aid, Allow, Approve, Assist, Encourage, Facilitate, Forward, Free, Help, Permit, Release, Support, Let Go, Promote, Push,
Inhospitable
Meaning: Not disposed to entertain strangers gratuitously.
Synonyms: Brusque, Cold, Cool, Hostile, Rude, Short, Uncongenial, Ungenerous, Unkind, Unreceptive, Unsociable, Unwelcoming, Unfavorable,
Antonyms: Friendly, Generous, Hospitable, Kind, Nice,
Inhuman
Meaning: Savage.
Synonyms: Barbaric, Barbarous, Bestial, Brutal, Cannibalistic, Cruel, Devilish, Diabolical, Fell, Ferocious, Fiendish, Fierce, Grim, Hateful, Heartless, Implacable, Inhumane, Malicious, Malign, Malignant, Mean, Merciless, Pitiless, Relentless, Remorseless, Ruthless, Savage, Truculent, Unfeeling, Unkind, Unrelenting, Unsympathetic, Vicious, Wolfish, Uncompassionate,
Antonyms: Civilized, Compassionate, Considerate, Feeling, Friendly, Gentle, Giving, Good, Human, Kind, Merciful, Nice, Pleasant, Polite, Sympathetic, Thoughtful,
Inhume
Meaning: To place in the earth, as a dead body.
Synonyms: Deposit, Embalm, Enshrine, Entomb, Inter, Inurn, Lay, Mummify, Plant, Sepulcher, Sepulture, Tomb, Cover Up, Put Away, Lay Out, Consign To Grave, Hold Last Rites For, Hold Services For, Inearth, Put Six Feet Under,
Inimical
Meaning: Adverse.
Synonyms: Adverse, Antipathetic, Destructive, Disaffected, Harmful, Hostile, Hurtful, Ill, Injurious, Noxious, Opposed, Pernicious, Repugnant, Unfriendly, Unwelcoming, Unfavorable, Oppugnant, Inimicable,
Antonyms: Aiding, Assisting, Favorable, Friendly, Good, Helpful, Hospitable, Kind, Nice,
Iniquity
Meaning: Gross wrong or injustice.
Synonyms: Abomination, Baseness, Crime, Evildoing, Heinousness, Immorality, Infamy, Injustice, Misdeed, Offense, Sinfulness, Unfairness, Wickedness, Wrong, Wrongdoing, Unrighteousness, Miscreancy,
Antonyms: Good, Goodness, Kindness, Morality, Right, Virtue, Good Deed,
Initiate
Meaning: To perform the first act or rite.
Synonyms: Admit, Begin, Commence, Enter, Inaugurate, Induct, Install, Instate, Institute, Intro, Invest, Launch, Open, Originate, Pioneer, Trigger, Set Up, Take Up, Take In, Dream Up, Make Up, Set In Motion, Come Out With, Get Under Way, Break The Ice, Come Up With, Kick Off, Get Feet Wet, Usher In, Get Ball Rolling,
Antonyms: Block, Cease, Close, Complete, Conclude, End, Expel, Finish, Halt, Ignore, Neglect, Reject, Stop, Terminate,
Inject
Meaning: To introduce, as a fluid, by injection.
Synonyms: Add, Imbue, Implant, Impregnate, Include, Infuse, Insert, Instill, Interject, Stick In, Squeeze In, Drag In, Interjaculate, Force Into, Place Into,
Antonyms: Remove, Withdraw, Take Out,
Injunction
Meaning: Mandate.
Synonyms: Admonition, Ban, Bar, Behest, Bidding, Charge, Command, Demand, Dictate, Embargo, Exhortation, Instruction, Mandate, Order, Precept, Ruling, Word, Writ, Prohibition, Enjoinder,
Antonyms: Allowance, Answer, Permission,
Inkling
Meaning: A hint.
Synonyms: Conception, Cue, Glimmering, Hint, Hunch, Impression, Indication, Innuendo, Intimation, Lead, Notion, Suggestion, Suspicion, Tip, Whisper, Sneaking Suspicion, Hot Lead, Faintest Idea, Foggiest Idea, Tipoff,
Antonyms: Information,
Inland
Meaning: Remote from the sea.
Synonyms: Central, Heartland, Hinterland, Inward, Midland, Upcountry, Provincial, Boondocks,
Antonyms: Border, Coastal, Frontier,
Inlet
Meaning: A small body of water leading into a larger.
Synonyms: Basin, Bay, Bayou, Bight, Canal, Channel, Cove, Creek, Delta, Entrance, Estuary, Firth, Fjord, Gulf, Harbor, Ingress, Loch, Narrows, Passage, Slew, Slough, Sound, Strait,
Innocuous
Meaning: Harmless.
Synonyms: Banal, Bland, Flat, Innocent, Inoffensive, Insipid, Jejune, Kind, Painless, Safe, Sapless, Unobjectionable, Unoffending, Weak, Innoxious,
Antonyms: Bad, Damaging, Delicious, Destructive, Harmful, Hurtful, Injurious, Tasty, Yummy,
Innovate
Meaning: To introduce or strive to introduce new things.
Synonyms: Admit, Commence, Enter, Establish, Found, Inaugurate, Induct, Initiate, Install, Invent, Launch, Organize, Pioneer, Plan, Start, Unveil, Set Up, Present, Bring In, Preface, Kick Off, Bring Forward, Usher In,
Antonyms: Close, Conclude, Destroy, End, Erase, Extract, Finish, Ignore, Neglect, Stop, Subtract, Take Away,
Innuendo
Meaning: Insinuation.
Synonyms: Allusion, Aside, Aspersion, Hint, Implication, Imputation, Insinuation, Intimation, Overtone, Reference, Whisper,
Antonyms: Evidence, Proof,
Innumerable
Meaning: Countless.
Synonyms: Countless, Frequent, Incalculable, Multitudinous, Myriad, Numberless, Numerous, Uncountable, Unnumbered, Untold, Beyond Number,
Antonyms: Calculable, Computable, Countable, Definite, Few, Finite, Known, Limited, Little, Measurable, Numbered, Numerable, Small,
Inoffensive
Meaning: Causing nothing displeasing or disturbing.
Synonyms: Calm, Clean, Friendly, Humble, Innocent, Innocuous, Mild, Neutral, Peaceable, Pleasant, Quiet, Retiring, Safe, Unobjectionable, Unobtrusive, Unoffending, Innoxious,
Antonyms: Damaging, Harmful, Malicious, Offensive, Provocative,
Inopportune
Meaning: Unsuitable or inconvenient, especially as to time.
Synonyms: Contrary, Disadvantageous, Disturbing, Inappropriate, Inauspicious, Inconvenient, Malapropos, Mistimed, Troublesome, Unfortunate, Unseasonable, Unsuitable, Untimely, Unfavorable, Unpropitious,
Antonyms: Appropriate, Auspicious, Ok, Opportune, Suitable, Timely,
Inquire
Meaning: To ask information about.
Synonyms: Analyze, Catechize, Examine, Explore, Grill, Hit, Inspect, Interrogate, Investigate, Knock, Query, Question, Roast, Scrutinize, Search, Seek, Sift, Study, Go Over, Probe, Prospect, Pry, Feel Out, Hit Up, Request Information, Seek Information, Test The Waters,
Antonyms: Answer, Find, Ignore, Neglect, Reply, Respond,
Inquisition
Meaning: A court or tribunal for examination and punishment of heretics.
Synonyms: quiry, Interrogation, Investigation, Trial,
Inquisitive
Meaning: Given to questioning, especially out of curiosity.
Synonyms: Analytical, Challenging, Forward, Impertinent, Inquiring, Inquisitorial, Interested, Intrusive, Investigative, Meddlesome, Meddling, Nosy, Peering, Personal, Poking, Questioning, Scrutinizing, Searching, Sifting, Snooping, Speculative, Probing, Prying, Presumptuous,
Antonyms: Incurious, Indifferent, Unconcerned, Uninterested,
Inquisitor
Meaning: One who makes an investigation.
Synonyms: Asker, Interrogator, Investigator, Researcher, Prober,
Inroad
Meaning: Forcible encroachment or trespass.
Synonyms: Encroachment, Impingement, Incursion, Intrusion, Invasion, Irruption, Onslaught, Raid, Trespass,
Antonyms: Retreat,
Insatiable
Meaning: That desires or craves immoderately or unappeasably.
Synonyms: Clamorous, Crying, Demanding, Desiring, Exigent, Gluttonous, Greedy, Importunate, Insatiate, Insistent, Intemperate, Rapacious, Ravenous, Unappeasable, Unquenchable, Unsatisfiable, Unsatisfied, Urgent, Yearning, Pressing, Quenchless,
Antonyms: Fulfilled, Full, Pleased, Satiable, Satisfied,
Inscribe
Meaning: To enter in a book, or on a list, roll, or document, by writing.
Synonyms: Book, Carve, Cut, Engrave, Engross, Etch, Impress, Indite, List, Record, Register, Scribe,
Antonyms: Forget,
Inscrutable
Meaning: Impenetrably mysterious or profound.
Synonyms: Ambiguous, Arcane, Cabalistic, Deadpan, Difficult, Enigmatic, Impenetrable, Incomprehensible, Inexplicable, Mystic, Secret, Unaccountable, Unexplainable, Unfathomable, Unintelligible, Unknowable, Unreadable, Undiscoverable,
Antonyms: Clear, Comprehensible, Evident, Fathomable, Intelligible, Obvious, Plain, Understandable,
Insecure
Meaning: Not assured of safety.
Synonyms: Afraid, Anxious, Apprehensive, Choked, Delphic, Diffident, Hesitant, Jumpy, Questioning, Shaky, Touchy, Troubled, Unassured, Unpoised, Unsure, Vague, Unconfident, Up In The Air, Hanging By Thread, On Thin Ice,
Antonyms: Calm, Certain, Collected, Composed, Confident, Cool, Definite, Guarded, Happy, Peaceful, Quiet, Safe, Secure, Sound, Sure, Unafraid, Unwavering, Unworried, At Ease, Protected,
Insensible
Meaning: Imperceptible.
Synonyms: Cold, Gradual, Imperceptible, Inanimate, Inappreciable, Insensate, Numb, Obdurate, Oblivious, Torpid, Unaware, Unconscious, Unfeeling, Unimpressible, Unintelligible, Unmindful, Unsusceptible,
Antonyms: Caring,
Insentient
Meaning: Lacking the power of feeling or perceiving.
Synonyms: Azoic, Cold, Dead, Defunct, Dull, Exanimate, Extinct, Idle, Inactive, Inert, Inoperative, Insensate, Lifeless, Mineral, Motionless, Quiescent, Soulless, Spiritless, Nonanimal,
Inseparable
Meaning: That can not be separated.
Synonyms: Attached, Conjoined, Connected, Entwined, Inalienable, Indissoluble, Indivisible, Integral, Integrated, Intertwined, Interwoven, Secure, Unified, United, Whole, Inseverable, As One, Molded, Tied Up,
Antonyms: Separable, Dividable,
Insidious
Meaning: Working ill by slow and stealthy means.
Synonyms: Artful, Astute, Corrupt, Crafty, Crooked, Cunning, Dangerous, Deceitful, Deceptive, Deep, Designing, Dishonest, Disingenuous, Duplicitous, Ensnaring, False, Foxy, Guileful, Intriguing, Machiavellian, Perfidious, Perilous, Secret, Slick, Sly, Smooth, Snaky, Sneaking, Stealthy, Subtle, Surreptitious, Treacherous, Wily, Wormlike, Like A Snake In The Grass,
Antonyms: Fair, Honest, Open, Sincere,
Insight
Meaning: Intellectual discernment.
Synonyms: Acumen, Click, Comprehension, Discernment, Divination, Drift, Intuition, Judgment, Observation, Penetration, Perception, Perceptivity, Perspicacity, Sagacity, Sapience, Shrewdness, Understanding, Vision, Wavelength, Wisdom, Sagaciousness, Sageness,
Antonyms: Ignorance, Stupidity,
Insignificance
Meaning: Lack of import or of importance.
Synonyms: Immateriality, Inconsequence, Inconsequentiality, Indifference, Meanness, Molehill, Nothingness, Paltriness, Pettiness, Smallness, Triviality, Worthlessness, Negligibility, Trifling Matter,
Insignificant
Meaning: Without importance, force, or influence.
Synonyms: Casual, Immaterial, Inappreciable, Inconsequential, Inconsiderable, Infinitesimal, Irrelevant, Lesser, Light, Lightweight, Little, Meager, Meaningless, Minim, Minimal, Minor, Minuscule, Minute, Negligible, Nondescript, Nonessential, Nugatory, Paltry, Petty, Pointless, Scanty, Secondary, Senseless, Small, Trifling, Trivial, Unimportant, Unsubstantial, Purportless, Not Worth Mentioning,
Antonyms: Big, Consequential, Huge, Important, Large, Major, Meaningful, Relevant, Sensible, Significant, Substantial, Useful, Valuable, Worthwhile,
Insinuate
Meaning: To imply.
Insipid
Meaning: Tasteless.
Synonyms: Anemic, Arid, Banal, Beige, Blah, Bland, Colorless, Commonplace, Dead, Drab, Dry, Feeble, Flat, Inane, Innocuous, Jejune, Lifeless, Limp, Mild, Mundane, Nothing, Ordinary, Plain, Pointless, Slight, Soft, Spiritless, Stale, Stupid, Subdued, Tame, Tedious, Tenuous, Thin, Tired, Trite, Unimaginative, Vapid, Watery, Weak, Wearisome, Prosaic,
Antonyms: Appetizing, Delicious, Exciting, Exhilarating, Interesting, Original, Pleasing, Sharp, Tasty, Yummy,
Insistence
Meaning: Urgency.
Insolence
Meaning: Pride or haughtiness exhibited in contemptuous and overbearing treatment of others.
Synonyms: Abuse, Arrogance, Audacity, Brass, Brazenness, Cheek, Chutzpah, Contempt, Contemptuousness, Contumely, Effrontery, Gall, Guff, Hardihood, Impertinence, Impudence, Incivility, Insubordination, Lip, Offensiveness, Pertness, Rudeness, Sauce, Back Talk, Sass, Presumption,
Antonyms: Approval, Carefulness, Caution, Humility, Manners, Meekness, Modesty, Politeness, Respect, Shyness, Timidity,
Insolent
Meaning: Impudent.
Synonyms: Abusive, Arrogant, Barefaced, Brassy, Brazen, Breezy, Contemptuous, Dictatorial, Discourteous, Disdainful, Flip, Fresh, Imperative, Impertinent, Impolite, Impudent, Insubordinate, Insulting, Magisterial, Nervy, Offensive, Overbearing, Peremptory, Pert, Rude, Sassy, Saucy, Smart, Uncivil, Ungracious, Put Down, Contumelious, Procacious,
Antonyms: Cowardly, Humble, Modest, Polite, Respectful, Servile,
Insomnia
Meaning: Sleeplessness.
Synonyms: Indisposition, Restlessness, Sleeplessness, Stress, Tension, Vigil, Vigilance, Wakefulness, Insomnolence,
Antonyms: Relaxation, Sleep,
Inspector
Meaning: An official appointed to examine or oversee any matter of public interest or importance.
Synonyms: Assessor, Auditor, Checker, Controller, Detective, Investigator, Monitor, Overseer, Reviewer, Sleuth, Tester, Scrutinizer, Police Officer, Private Eye,
Instance
Meaning: A single occurrence or happening of a given kind.
Synonyms: Detail, Example, Exemplification, Exponent, Ground, Illustration, Item, Occasion, Occurrence, Particular, Precedent, Reason, Representative, Sample, Sampling, Specimen, Time, Proof, Case History, Case In Point,
Antonyms: Hide,
Instant
Meaning: A very brief portion of time.
Synonyms: Burning, Clamant, Contemporary, Crying, Current, Dire, Direct, Exigent, Existent, Extant, Fast, Imperative, Importunate, Insistent, Instantaneous, Quick, Present, Prompt, Pressing,
Antonyms: Delayed, Eventual, Future, Late, Later, Old, Past, Slow, Tardy, Unimportant,
Instantaneous
Meaning: Done without perceptible lapse of time.
Synonyms: Direct, Fast, Instant, Momentary, Quick, Rapid, Spontaneous, Transitory, In A Flash,
Antonyms: Delayed, Eventual, Late, Later,
Instigate
Meaning: To provoke.
Synonyms: Abet, Actuate, Encourage, Foment, Goad, Hint, Impel, Incite, Inflame, Initiate, Insinuate, Kindle, Move, Needle, Persuade, Plan, Plot, Raise, Rouse, Scheme, Spur, Start, Stimulate, Suggest, Urge, Bring About, Egg On, Prompt, Stir Up, Fire Up, Turn On, Work Up, Put Up To, Make Waves, Add Fuel, Set On, Steam Up,
Antonyms: Calm, Conclude, Depress, Deter, Discourage, Dissuade, Finish, Halt, Ignore, Neglect, Repress, Stop, Suppress, Prevent, Put Out,
Instigator
Meaning: One who incites to evil.
Synonyms: Agitator, Firebrand, Hellion, Incendiary, Inciter, Inflamer, Knave, Meddler, Nuisance, Ringleader, Sparkplug, Provocateur, Punk, Agent Provocateur,
Instill
Meaning: To infuse.
Synonyms: Brainwash, Catechize, Diffuse, Disseminate, Engender, Engraft, Imbue, Impart, Impregnate, Impress, Inculcate, Indoctrinate, Infiltrate, Infix, Infuse, Inject, Inoculate, Inseminate, Insert, Insinuate, Inspire, Interject, Intermix, Suffuse, Transfuse, Program, Propagandize, Force In, Put In Head,
Antonyms: Dislodge, Halt, Neglect, Stop, Uproot, Take Out, Leave Alone,
Instructive
Meaning: Conveying knowledge.
Synonyms: Educational, Educative, Enlightening, Explanatory, Helpful, Illuminating, Informational, Instructional, Useful,
Antonyms: Useless, Worthless,
Insufficiency
Meaning: Inadequacy.
Synonyms: Dearth, Deficiency, Inability, Inadequacy, Incompetency, Paucity,
Antonyms: Adequacy, Enough, Plenty, Sufficiency,
Insufficient
Meaning: Inadequate for some need, purpose, or use.
Sentence: The management paid insufficient attention to working conditions.
Synonyms: Bereft, Defective, Deficient, Destitute, Devoid, Drained, Dry, Failing, Faulty, Imperfect, Inadequate, Incapable, Incommensurate, Incompetent, Incomplete, Infrequent, Meager, Minus, Poor, Rare, Scant, Scarce, Short, Shy, Thin, Unfinished, Unqualified, Unsatisfactory, Wanting, Too Little Too Late, Unfitted, Short Of, Out Of,
Antonyms: Adequate, Ample, Enough, Perfect, Satisfactory, Strong, Sufficient,
Insular
Meaning: Pertaining to an island.
Synonyms: Bigoted, Circumscribed, Closed, Confined, Contracted, Detached, Illiberal, Isolated, Limited, Narrow, Parochial, Petty, Restricted, Secluded, Separate, Separated, Sequestered, Provincial, Cut Off, Prejudiced,
Antonyms: Unbiased, Unprejudiced,
Insulate
Meaning: To place in a detached state or situation.
Synonyms: Coat, Cocoon, Cushion, Inlay, Island, Isolate, Line, Seclude, Separate, Sequester, Shield, Tape, Treat, Wrap, Cut Off, Set Apart, Keep Apart,
Antonyms: Join, Mingle, Uncover,
Insuppressible
Meaning: Incapable of being concealed.
Synonyms: Boisterous, Bubbling, Buoyant, Ebullient, Enthusiastic, Rebellious, Rhapsodical, Unconstrained, Uncontainable, Uncontrollable, Unmanageable, Unquenchable, Unrestrained, Unruly, Unstoppable, Tumultous/tumultuous, Unrestrainable,
Antonyms: Depressed, Despondent, Grave, Hopeless, Serious,
Insurgence
Meaning: Uprising.
Synonyms: Apostasy, Defiance, Disobedience, Dissent, Heresy, Insubordination, Insurrection, Mutiny, Nonconformity, Revolt, Revolution, Rising, Schism, Sedition, Uprising,
Antonyms: Calm, Compliance, Obedience, Orthodoxy, Peace, Submission, Subordination,
Insurgent
Meaning: One who takes part in forcible opposition to the constituted authorities of a place.
Synonyms: Anarchical, Contumacious, Disobedient, Factious, Insubordinate, Insurrectionary, Mutinous, Revolting, Revolutionary, Riotous, Seditious,
Antonyms: Obedient, Subordinate,
Insurrection
Meaning: One who takes part in forcible opposition to the constituted authorities of a place.
Synonyms: Coup, Disorder, Insurgence, Mutiny, Revolt, Revolution, Riot, Rising, Sedition, Uprising,
Antonyms: Calm, Compliance, Obedience, Peace, Subordination,
Intangible
Meaning: Not perceptible to the touch.
Synonyms: Abstract, Abstruse, Airy, Dim, Eluding, Elusive, Ethereal, Evading, Evanescent, Evasive, Hypothetical, Impalpable, Imperceptible, Imponderable, Inappreciable, Incorporeal, Indeterminate, Insensible, Invisible, Rare, Shadowy, Slender, Slight, Unapparent, Uncertain, Unobservable, Unreal, Unsubstantial, Unsure, Vague,
Antonyms: Abstract, Abstruse, Airy, Dim, Eluding, Elusive, Ethereal, Evading, Evanescent, Evasive, Hypothetical, Impalpable, Imperceptible, Imponderable, Inappreciable, Incorporeal, Indeterminate, Insensible, Invisible, Rare, Shadowy, Slender, Slight, Unapparent, Uncertain, Unobservable, Unreal, Unsubstantial, Unsure, Vague,
Integrity
Meaning: Uprightness of character and soundness of moral principle.
Synonyms: Candor, Forthrightness, Goodness, Honestness, Honesty, Honorableness, Incorruptibility, Incorruption, Rectitude, Righteousness, Sincerity, Straightforwardness, Virtue, Principle, Probity, Purity,
Antonyms: Corruption, Deceit, Disgrace, Dishonesty, Dishonor, Incompleteness,
Intellect
Meaning: The faculty of perception or thought.
Synonyms: Ability, Acumen, Brains, Cerebration, Comprehension, Genius, Intellectual, Intellectuality, Intelligence, Intuition, Judgment, Mentality, Mind, Reason, Savvy, Sense, Smarts, Thinker, Understanding, Wits, Psyche, What It Takes, Pundit, Egghead,
Antonyms: Body, Disbelief, Ignorance, Inability, Inanity, Ineptness, Misinterpretation, Mistake, Misunderstanding, Physicality, Stupidity,
Intellectual
Meaning: Characterized by intelligence.
Synonyms: Bookish, Brainy, Cerebral, Creative, Highbrow, Intellective, Intelligent, Inventive, Learned, Mental, Rational, Scholarly, Studious, Subjective, Thoughtful, Psychological, Phrenic, Highbrowed,
Antonyms: Body, Foolish, Ignorant, Physical, Simple, Stupid,
Intelligence
Meaning: Capacity to know or understand.
Synonyms: Acuity, Acumen, Agility, Alertness, Aptitude, Brainpower, Brains, Brightness, Brilliance, Capacity, Cleverness, Comprehension, Coruscation, Discernment, Intellect, Iq, Judgment, Luminosity, Mentality, Mind, Penetration, Perception, Perspicacity, Precocity, Quickness, Quotient, Reason, Sagacity, Savvy, Sense, Skill, Smarts, Subtlety, Understanding, Wit, What It Takes, Gray Matter, Trenchancy, The Right Stuff,
Antonyms: Disinclination, Ignorance, Inability, Ineptness, Physicality, Stupidity,
Intelligible
Meaning: Comprehensible.
Synonyms: Apprehensible, Clear, Comprehensible, Distinct, Fathomable, Graspable, Knowable, Lucid, Luminous, Obvious, Open, Plain, Unambiguous, Unequivocal, Unmistakable,
Antonyms: Ambiguous, Confusing, Equivocal, Obscure, Perplexing, Unintelligible,
Intemperance
Meaning: Immoderate action or indulgence, as of the appetites.
Synonyms: Alcoholism, Drunkenness, Immoderation,
Intension
Meaning: The act of stringing or stretching, or state of being strained.
Intensive
Meaning: Adding emphasis or force.
Synonyms: Accelerated, Complete, Comprehensive, Concentrated, Deep, Demanding, Fast, Hard, Radical, Severe, Thorough, Thoroughgoing, Profound,
Antonyms: Incomplete, Superficial, Surface, Incomprehensive,
Interact
Meaning: To act reciprocally.
Synonyms: Collaborate, Combine, Connect, Contact, Cooperate, Interface, Interplay, Join, Merge, Mesh, Network, Relate, Touch, Unite, Touch Base, Reach Out, Keep In Touch, Get The Message,
Antonyms: Disconnect, Divide, Part, Separate, Not Speak,
Intercede
Meaning: To mediate between persons.
Synonyms: Advocate, Arbitrate, Intermediate, Interpose, Intervene, Intrude, Negotiate, Plead, Reconcile, Speak, Barge In, Butt In, Step In, Monkey With,
Antonyms: Leave Alone,
Intercept
Meaning: To interrupt the course of.
Synonyms: Ambush, Appropriate, Arrest, Block, Catch, Check, Curb, Deflect, Hijack, Hinder, Interlope, Interpose, Obstruct, Seize, Shortstop, Stop, Take, Prevent, Cut Off, Take Away, Cut In, Head Off At Pass,
Antonyms: Abet, Aid, Allow, Assist, Encourage, Forward, Free, Give, Help, Keep, Permit, Refuse, Reject, Release, Let Go, Promote,
Intercession
Meaning: Entreaty in behalf of others.
Synonyms: Appeal, Intervention, Petition, Prayer, Request,
Interdict
Meaning: Authoritative act of prohibition.
Synonyms: Ban, Forbid, Halt, Inhibit, Outlaw, Stop, Taboo, Veto, Prevent, Prohibit, Proscribe,
Antonyms: Aid, Allow, Approve, Assist, Continue, Help, Permit, Sanction, Push,
Interim
Meaning: Time between acts or periods.
Synonyms: Acting, Caretaker, Improvised, Intervening, Makeshift, Stopgap, Provisional, Pro Tempore, Ad Interim,
Antonyms: Continual, Finished, Permanent,
Interlocutor
Meaning: One who takes part in a conversation or oral discussion.
Synonyms: Dialogist, Interrogator, Interviewer, Questioner, Speaker, Talker,
Interlude
Meaning: An action or event considered as coming between others of greater length.
Synonyms: Delay, Episode, Halt, Hiatus, Idyll, Interim, Intermission, Interregnum, Interruption, Interval, Lull, Meantime, Meanwhile, Parenthesis, Recess, Respite, Rest, Spell, Stop, Stoppage, Wait, Breathing Space,
Antonyms: Beginning, Continuation, Go, Start,
Intermission
Meaning: A recess.
Synonyms: Abeyance, Breather, Cessation, Doldrums, Dormancy, Downtime, Interim, Interlude, Interregnum, Interruption, Interval, Latency, Lull, Parenthesis, Pause, Quiescence, Quiescency, Respite, Rest, Spell, Stop, Stoppage, Suspense, Suspension, Time, Wait, Breathing Spell,
Antonyms: Action, Activity, Beginning, Continuation, Go, Persistence, Start,
Intermit
Meaning: To cause to cease temporarily.
Synonyms: Close, Culminate, Desist, Die, Discontinue, Drop, End, Fail, Finish, Halt, Quit, Refrain, Stay, Surcease, Terminate, Knock Off, Break Off, Wind Up, Shut Down, Quit Cold Turkey, Back Off, Close Out, Leave Off, Give Over, Bring To An End, Call It A Day, Come To An End, Cut It Out,
Antonyms: Bear, Begin, Commence, Complete, Continue, Create, Do, Go, Initiate, Open, Persevere, Restart, Start, Carry On, Keep On,
Intermittent
Meaning: A temporary discontinuance.
Synonyms: Alternate, Arrested, Broken, Checked, Cyclic, Cyclical, Discontinuing, Discontinuous, Epochal, Fitful, Infrequent, Interrupted, Iterative, Metrical, Occasional, Periodic, Periodical, Recurrent, Recurring, Rhythmic, Rhythmical, Seasonal, Serial, Shifting, Spasmodic, Every Other, Isochronal, Isochronous, Here And There, Iterant, Punctuated,
Antonyms: Constant, Continual, Continuing, Frequent, Permanent, Perpetual, Regular, Usual,
Interpolation
Meaning: Verbal interference.
Synonyms: Departure, Digression, Interposition, Parenthesis, Tangent, Throwaway, Discursion,
Antonyms: Close, Closing, Completion, Conclusion, End, Ending, Epilogue, Finish,
Interpose
Meaning: To come between other things or persons.
Synonyms: Arbitrate, Insert, Intercede, Interfere, Interject, Interpolate, Intervene, Introduce, Mediate, Moderate, Negotiate, Sandwich,
Antonyms: Erase, Remove, Subtract,
Interposition
Meaning: A coming between.
Synonyms: Departure, Digression, Interpolation, Parenthesis, Tangent, Throwaway, Discursion,
Antonyms: Aid, Assistance, Encouragement, Help,
Interpreter
Meaning: A person who makes intelligible the speech of a foreigner by oral translation.
Synonyms: Analyst, Annotator, Artist, Biographer, Commentator, Critic, Decoder, Delegate, Editor, Exegete, Explicator, Exponent, Guide, Linguist, Philosopher, Reviewer, Scholar, Speaker, Spokesperson, Writer, Glossographer, Professor, Expositor, Paraphraser,
Interrogate
Meaning: To examine formally by questioning.
Synonyms: Catechize, Examine, Grill, Inquire, Investigate, Query, Question, Quiz, Roast, Work Over, Go Over, Put Through The Wringer, Pump, Give The Third Degree, Put The Screws To, Sweat Out,
Antonyms: Answer, Reply,
Interrogative
Meaning: Having the nature or form of a question.
Synonyms: Curious, Inquisitive, Questioning,
Interrogatory
Meaning: A question or inquiry.
Synonyms: Analysis, Audit, Check, Delving, Disquisition, Examination, Exploration, Grilling, Hearing, Inquest, Inquisition, Inspection, Interrogation, Investigation, Legwork, Poll, Query, Quest, Question, Questioning, Quizzing, Request, Research, Scrutiny, Search, Study, Survey, Pursuit, Probe, Probing, Fishing Expedition, Trial Balloon, Catechizing,
Antonyms: Answer, Ignorance, Neglect, Reply,
Interrupt
Meaning: To stop while in progress.
Synonyms: Arrest, Break, Check, Crash, Cut, Defer, Delay, Disconnect, Discontinue, Disjoin, Disturb, Disunite, Divide, Halt, Heckle, Hinder, Impede, In, Infringe, Inject, Insinuate, Intrude, Obstruct, Separate, Sever, Shortstop, Stay, Stop, Suspend, Prevent, Cut Off, Barge In, Hold Up, Break Off, Break In, Butt In, Cut Short, Punctuate, Come Between,
Antonyms: Advance, Aid, Allow, Assist, Attach, Begin, Cause, Combine, Connect, Continue, Couple, Encourage, Expedite, Facilitate, Forward, Further, Give, Go, Help, Join, Leave, Link, Mend, Permit, Start, Support, Unite, Promote, Push, Leave Alone, Carry On,
Intersect
Meaning: To cut through or into so as to divide.
Synonyms: Bisect, Converge, Cross, Crosscut, Cut, Divide, Intercross, Join, Meet, Separate, Touch, Traverse, Decussate, Come Together, Break In Two,
Antonyms: Combine, Disjoin, Unite,
Intervale
Meaning: A low tract of land between hills, especially along a river.
Intervene
Meaning: To interfere for some end.
Synonyms: Arbitrate, Divide, Intercede, Interfere, Intermediate, Interpose, Interrupt, Intrude, Involve, Meddle, Negotiate, Obtrude, Part, Reconcile, Separate, Settle, Sever, Barge In, Butt In, Step In, Put In Two Cents, Come Between, Muscle In, Take A Hand,
Antonyms: Combine, Connect, Ignore, Join, Leave, Unite, Leave Alone,
Intestacy
Meaning: The condition resulting from one's dying not having made a valid will.
Intestate
Meaning: Not having made a valid will.
Intestine
Meaning: That part of the digestive tube below or behind the stomach, extending to the anus.
Synonyms: Entrails, Viscera,
Intimacy
Meaning: Close or confidential friendship.
Synonyms: Acquaintance, Affection, Affinity, Communion, Confidence, Confidentiality, Experience, Familiarity, Friendship, Inwardness, Understanding, Close Relationship,
Antonyms: Disagreement, Enmity, Hate, Hatred, Ignorance, Incompatibility,
Intimidate
Meaning: To cause to become frightened.
Synonyms: Alarm, Appall, Awe, Badger, Bait, Bludgeon, Bluster, Browbeat, Buffalo, Bulldoze, Bully, Chill, Coerce, Compel, Constrain, Cow, Daunt, Dishearten, Dismay, Dispirit, Disquiet, Dragoon, Enforce, Force, Hound, Oblige, Overawe, Ride, Ruffle, Scare, Spook, Subdue, Terrify, Terrorize, Showboat, Bowl Over, Push Around, Lean On,
Antonyms: Assist, Assure, Calm, Comfort, Embolden, Encourage, Hearten, Help, Incite, Inspirit, Please, Reassure, Release, Soothe, Leave Alone,
