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indomitable too strong to be subdued or discouraged; unconquerable.
Indonesia an island country south of Indochina and the Philippines.
Indonesian a native or citizen of Indonesia, or a descendant thereof. [4 definitions]
indoor located or happening inside a house or building.
indoors in or into a building, usu. one's home.
indorse variant of endorse.
Indra the Hindu god of rain and thunder, and the chief Vedic deity.
in droves in large numbers and often eagerly, anxiously, or hurriedly.
indubitable without question; certain.
induce to persuade or influence, as to a course of action. [4 definitions]
inducement the act or process of inducing. [2 definitions]
induct to install in an office or position, esp. through a formal ceremony. [3 definitions]
inductance a circuit or device, such as an induction coil, in which a change in the current generates an electromotive force. [2 definitions]
inductee one who has been inducted into military service.
inductile not easily bent or shaped.
induction the act or process of inducing. [3 definitions]
induction coil a transformer for converting an interrupted low-voltage direct current to an intermittent high-voltage alternating current, as in some automotive ignitions.
induction heating the induction of an electric current, through the application of an alternating magnetic field, to heat a conducting material.
inductive of, pertaining to, or using electrical or magnetic induction. [4 definitions]
inductor a device that generates an electromotive force in an electric circuit by electromagnetic induction; coil. [2 definitions]
indulge to yield to or gratify a desire, appetite, or whim (usu. fol. by "in"). [3 definitions]