| in cold blood |
with calculated malice. |
| incombustible |
not capable of being burned. [2 definitions] |
| income |
the money derived from work or investments. |
| income tax |
a tax on personal and corporate income. |
| incoming |
about to arrive or having just arrived. [4 definitions] |
| incommensurable |
lacking a common standard of measurement or comparison. |
| incommensurate |
not fitting, adequate, or proportionate. [2 definitions] |
| incommode |
to inconvenience or disturb. |
| incommodious |
uncomfortable or inconvenient, esp. by not affording enough room or space. |
| incommodity |
that which is inconvenient. |
| in common |
held or used jointly; shared. [2 definitions] |
| incommunicable |
incapable of being communicated. |
| incommunicado |
not permitted to transmit or receive messages. |
| incomparable |
having no equal; unsurpassed. [2 definitions] |
| incompatible |
unable to coexist peacefully; incongruous. [6 definitions] |
| incompetence |
the state or quality of not having the required skills to do something. |
| incompetency |
the state or quality of not having the required skills to do something; incompetence. |
| incompetent |
lacking necessary knowledge or skills. [4 definitions] |
| incomplete |
not complete; unfinished. [3 definitions] |
| incompliant |
combined form of compliant. |
| incomprehensible |
not understandable or decipherable. |