indolence, n. [idleness], [laziness], [indulgence], [sloth], [inactivity], faineance.
indolent, a. [lazy], [slothful], [supine], dronish, [listless].
inducement, n. [incentive], [incitement], [motive], [stimulus].
indulge, v. [satisfy], [gratify], [luxuriate]; [humor], [pamper], [cocker]; [grant], [allow], [permit]. Antonyms: [mortify], [deny], [suppress], [restrain].
indulgence, n. humoring, pampering, [gratification]; [kindness], [favor], [lenity], [forbearance]; [absolution]. Antonyms: [mortification], [denial], [restraint], non-indulgence.
indulgent, a. [forbearing], [kind], [lenient], [lax], [merciful].
industrial science. technology, polytechnics.
industrious, a. [assiduous], [diligent], sedulous, [persistent], hard-working. Antonyms: [idle], [indolent], [inactive], [lazy].
industry, n. [assiduity], [diligence], [activity]; [labor], [work], [exertion], efforts.
indwelling, n. [immanence], inherence.--a. [immanent], [inherent].