Inaidable, in-ād′a-bl, adj. (Shak.) that cannot be aided.
Inalienable, in-āl′yen-a-bl, adj. not capable of being transferred.—ns. Inalienabil′ity, Inal′ienableness.—adv. Inal′ienably.
Inalterable, in-awl′ter-a-bl, adj. unalterable.—n. Inalterabil′ity.
Inamorata, in-am-o-rä′ta, n.fem. a woman with whom one is in love:—masc. Inamora′to. [It. innamorata—Low L. inamorāre, to cause to love—L. in, in, amor, love.]
Inane, in-ān′, adj. empty, void: void of intelligence: useless.—ns. Inani′tion, exhaustion from want of food; Inan′ity, senselessness: worthlessness: any kind of vain frivolity. [L. inanis.]
Inanimate, -d, in-an′im-āt, -ed, adj. without animation or life: dead: spiritless: dull.—ns. Inan′imateness, Inanimā′tion.
Inappeasable, in-ap-pēz′a-bl, adj. that cannot be appeased.
Inapplicable, in-ap′plik-a-bl, adj. not applicable or suitable.—ns. Inapplicabil′ity, Inap′plicableness.
Inapposite, in-ap′poz-it, adj. not apposite, suitable, or pertinent.—adv. Inap′positely.
Inappreciable, in-ap-prē′shi-a-bl, adj. not appreciable or able to be valued.—adj. Inapprē′ciātive, not valuing justly or at all.