idolatry.noun,.plural.idolatries
worship of idols; blind or excessive devotion to something
idolatrous.adjective
of or having to do with idolatry; given to blind or excessive devotion to something
idolatrously.adverb
idolatrousness.noun

intercede, interceded, interceding, intercedes.intransitive verbs
to plead on another's behalf; to act as mediator in a dispute
interceder.noun

intercession.noun
entreaty in favor of another, especially a prayer or petition to God in behalf of another; mediation in a dispute; to intervene; to intercede
intercessional.adjective
intercessor, intercessory.nouns

Islam.noun
a monotheistic (belief in one God) religion characterized by the acceptance of the doctrine of submission to God and Mohammed as the chief and last prophet of God; the people or nations that practice Islam; the Moslem world; the civilization based on Islam. (Arabic õisl³m, submission, from õaslama, to surrender, resign oneself, from Syriac õašlem)
Islamic.adjective

imbecile.noun
a stupid or silly person; a dolt; a person whose mental acumen is well below par; a person of moderate to severe mental retardation having a mental age of from three to seven years and generally being capable of some degree of communication and performance of simple tasks under supervision
imbecilic.adjective
stupid; silly; well below par in mental acumen
imbecilely.adverb

insane.adjective
of, exhibiting, or afflicted with insanity; characteristic of or associated with persons afflicted with insanity
insanely.adverb
insaneness.noun
insanity.noun; plural.insanities
persistent mental disorder or derangement; unsoundness of mind sufficient in the judgment of a civil court to render a person unfit to maintain a contractual or other legal relationship or to warrant commitment to a mental health facility

iniquitous.adjective
characterized by iniquity; wicked
iniquitously.adverb
iniquitousness.noun

iniquity.noun,.plural.iniquities
gross immorality or injustice; wickedness; unjust, harmful

insubordinate.adjective
not submissive to authority (has a history of insubordinate behavior)
insubordinate, insubordination.nouns
insubordinately.adverb

interlinear.adjective
inserted between the lines of a text, used often for word by word translations; written or printed with different languages or versions in alternating lines

impeccable.adjective
having no flaws; perfect
impeccability.noun
impeccably.adverb

interpolate, interpolated, interpolating, interpolates.verbs
transitive uses.to insert or introduce between other elements or parts; to insert (material) into a text; to insert into a conversation; introduce; to change by introducing new material
Mathematics.–.to estimate a value of (a function or series) between two known values
intransitive verb use.to make insertions or additions
interpolation, interpolator.nouns
interpolative.adjective

inquire.also.enquire, inquired, inquiring, inquires.verbs
intransitive uses.to seek information by asking a question (inquired about prices)
transitive verb uses.to ask about
inquire after.phrasal verb
to ask about
inquirer.noun
inquiringly.adverb

inquiry.also enquiry.noun,.plural.inquiries
the act of inquiring; a question; a query

instability.noun,.plural.instabilities
lack of physical stability; unsteadiness; the quality or condition of being erratic or undependable (emotional instability; political instability)

indiscriminate.adjective
not making or based on careful distinctions; unselective (an indiscriminate shopper; indiscriminate taste in music); widespread; wholesale (indiscriminate cut rate goods; the indiscriminate use of vaccinations and pesticides); random; haphazard.(an indiscriminate assortment of used books for sale); a confused array; chaotic.(the indiscriminate policies of the previous administration); unrestrained or wanton; profligate: indiscriminate spending
indiscriminately.adverb
indiscriminateness.noun

impromptu.adjective
prompted by the occasion rather than being planned in advance (an impromptu party; an impromptu speech); spoken, performed, done, or composed with little or no preparation; extemporaneous (a few impromptu remarks)
impromptu.adverb
with little or no preparation; extemporaneously
impromptu.noun
something, such as a speech, that is made or done extemporaneously
Music.-.a short lyrical.composition especially for the piano

interpret, interpreted, interpreting, interprets.verbs
transitive verb use.to explain the meaning of (interpreted the foreign student's remarks); explain; to translate orally
intransitive verb use.to offer an explanation; to serve as an interpreter for speakers of different languages
interpretability.or.interpretableness.noun
interpretable.adjective

interpreter.noun
one who one who translates orally from one language into another

interpretation.noun
the act or process of interpreting; a result of interpreting; an explanation of a work of literature, painting, music, or other art form; an exegesis; a performer's distinctive personal version of a song, dance, piece of music, or role; a rendering
interpretational.adjective

intemperance.noun
lack of temperance, as in the indulgence of an appetite or a passion; excessive use of alcoholic beverages

intemperate.adjective
not temperate or moderate; excessive, especially in the use of alcoholic beverages
intemperately.adverb
intemperateness.noun

impenetrable.adjective
impossible to penetrate or enter (an impenetrableness of outer space)
impenetrableness.noun
impenetrably.adverb

indistinct.adjective
not clearly or sharply delineated.(an indistinct pattern; indistinct shapes in the fog); faint; dim (indistinct stars); hazy, vague.(an indistinct memory; an indistinct notion of how to proceed); difficult to understand or make out (indistinct speech)
indistinctly.adverb
indistinctness.noun