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infix to fasten, set, or drive in. [5 definitions]
in flagrante delicto see "flagrante delicto."
inflame to excite, arouse, or intensify (the emotions or passions). [4 definitions]
inflammable capable of catching fire and burning, or easy to set aflame and burn; flammable. [2 definitions]
inflammation the act or an instance of being inflamed. [2 definitions]
inflammatory tending to arouse and excite the emotions, or call forth an emotional response. [2 definitions]
inflate to enlarge, expand, or distend. [5 definitions]
inflation an increase in the average price level. [2 definitions]
inflationary of, pertaining to, or causing economic inflation.
inflationary spiral a continuous rise in prices of goods and services caused mainly by the interaction of increases in wages and costs.
inflationist one who advocates inflation through the expansion of the money supply. [2 definitions]
inflect to change the pitch or tone of (the voice). [4 definitions]
inflectable combined form of inflect.
inflection a change in the pitch or tone of a voice; modulation. [5 definitions]
inflectional of, relating to, having, or marked by inflection.
inflexible not capable of being bent, or not easy to bend; rigid. [3 definitions]
inflict to strike or administer in a physical assault. [2 definitions]
infliction the act of inflicting, or the thing inflicted.
in-flight occurring or available during a flight.
inflorescence the appearance or coming forth of flowers; blossoming or blooming. [3 definitions]
inflow that which flows in; influx. [2 definitions]