imagination (noun)
imaginations (plural noun)
imagine (verb transitive)
imagined (participle passive)
imagineth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
immediately (adverb)
immorality (noun)
immortal (adjective)
[ everlasting ]
[ that dieth not ]
immortality (noun)
immutability (noun)
immutable (adjective)
[ unchangeable ]
[ not liable to change or variation ]
[ constant ]
[ still the same ]
impair (verb transitive)
[ diminish ]
[ lessen ]
impart (verb transitive)
[ to make partaker of ]
[ to tell to ]
imparted (participle passive)
impediment (noun)
[ let ]
[ hinderance ]
impenitent (adjective)
[ not repenting of sin ]
[ not contrite ]
[ unrepentant ]
imperious (adjective)
[ domineering ]
[ overbearing ]
[ dominant ]
[ commanding ]
[ desiring to rule ]
[ full of commanding ]
[ stately ]
implacable (adjective)
[ that cannot be pleased or pacified ]
[ unappeasable ]
[ irreconcilable ]
implead (verb transitive)
[ to sue in a court of justice ]
importune (verb transitive)
[ to be earnest with ]
importunity (noun)
[ pressing solicitation ]
[ urgent request ]
[ unwanted persistence ]
impose (verb transitive)
[ lay upon ]
[ put on ]
imposed (participle passive)
impossible (adjective)
impotent (adjective)
[ to be without power ]
[ helpless ]
[ ineffective ]
[ weak ]
[ feeble ]
impoverished (participle passive)
improve (verb transitive)
impudent (adjective)
[ ignorant ]
[ rash ]
[ careless ]
[ immodest ]
[ disrespectful ]
[ shameless ]
impure (adjective)
impurities (plural noun)
impurity (noun)
impute (verb transitive)
[ to charge ]
[ to attribute or count ]
[ reckon ]
[ assign ]
[ blame ]
[ to lay to ones charge ]
imputed (participle passive)
imputeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
imputing (participle present tense)
inasmuch (conjunction)
incline (verb transitive)
[ lean unto ]
[ towards ]
inclined (participle passive)
incontinent (adjective)
[ living loosely ]
[ unchastly ]
[ inability to contain or restrain oneself ]
incorruptible (adjective)
[ uncorruptible ]
[ unperishable or not subiect to corruption ]
incorruption (noun)
increase (verb intransitive)
increased (participle passive)
increasest (verb present tense second-person singular)
increaseth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
increasing (participle present tense)
incredible (adjective)
[ marvelous ]
[ such as cannot be believed ]
incurable (adjective)
[ past cure ]
[ a wound that cannot be healed ]
indebted (participle passive)
indeed (participle passive)
indignant (adjective)
indignation (noun)
[ anger ]
[ chafing ]
inditing (participle present tense)
[ to declare something ]
inexcusable (adjective)
infallible (adjective)
[ undeceiveable ]
[ unguileful ]
[ trusty ]
infamous (adjective)
[ ill reported of ]
[ defamed ]
infamy (noun)
[ shame ]
[ disgrace ]
[ bad reputation ]
infants (plural noun)
infidel (adjective)
[ one who is unfaithful or unbelieving ]
infinite (adjective)
[ without number or end ]
infirmities (plural noun)
infirmity (noun)
[ weakeness ]
inflame (verb transitive)
inflaming (participle present tense)
influences (plural noun)
infolding (participle present tense)
[ to envelop ]
[ enclose ]
[ contain ]
[ fold in ]
inform (verb transitive)
[ give notice to teach ]
[ to begin to instruct ]
informed (participle passive)
inherit (verb transitive)
inheritance (noun)
inheritances (plural noun)
inherited (participle passive)
inheriteth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
inheritor (noun)
injurious (adjective)
[ hurtful ]
[ insulting ]
[ abusive ]
ink (noun)
inkhorn (noun)
[ a small portable vessel for ink ]
inner (adjective)
innocence (noun)
innocency (adjective)
innocent (adjective)
innocents (plural noun)
innumerable (adjective)
inquire (verb intransitive)
inquired (participle passive)
inquiry (noun)
inquisition (noun)
[ investigation ]
[ examination ]
[ inquiry ]
[ searching ]
[ inquiring ]
inquisitors (plural noun)
inside (noun)
insolent (adjective)
[ proud ]
[ disdainful ]
insomuch (adverb)
instability (noun)
instant (adjective)
[ earnest ]
[ urgent or persistent ]
[ importunate ]
instantly (adverb)
instead (adverb)
instruct (verb transitive)
instructed (participle passive)
instructing (participle present tense)
instruction (noun)
instructor (noun)
instructors (plural noun)
instrument (noun)
instruments (plural noun)
integrity (noun)
intelligence (noun)
[ knowledge from others ]
intend (verb transitive)
[ to purpose ]
[ to think ]
intended (participle passive)
intendest (verb present tense second-person singular)
intending (participle present tense)
intent (adjective)
intents (plural noun)
intercession (noun)
[ going between ]
[ making intreaty for another ]
intercessions (plural noun)
intercessor (noun)
interest (verb present tense second-person singular)
[ loan ]
[ right ]
[ also a part in any thing ]
intermeddle (verb intransitive)
[ deal with ]
intermeddleth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
intermission (noun)
[ forestowing ]
[ a pausing ]
[ breaking of ]
interpret (verb transitive)
[ open ]
[ make plain ]
[ to show the sense and meaning of a thing ]
interpretation (noun)
interpretations (plural noun)
interpreted (participle passive)
interpreter (noun)
[ expounder ]
interpreting (participle present tense)
intricately (adverb)
intruding (participle present tense)
invented (participle passive)
inventest (verb present tense second-person singular)
inventions (plural noun)
inventors (plural noun)
invited (participle passive)
invoke (verb transitive)
inward (adjective)
inwardly (adverb)
inwards (adverb)