| inspiration |
a thing or person that motivates or uplifts; that which inspires. [4 definitions] |
| inspirational |
of, concerning, causing, or caused by inspiration. |
| inspire |
to arouse feelings of exaltation in. [7 definitions] |
| inspiring |
causing an elevation in one's desire to accomplish or create something, or to make a positive change in one's life or attitude. |
| inspirit |
to fill with spirit or courage; hearten. |
| inspissate |
to thicken, as by evaporation; condense. |
| in spite of |
regardless of; notwithstanding. |
| inst. |
abbreviation of "institute" or "institution." |
| instability |
the state or quality of being unsteady or unstable; lack of stability. |
| instable |
unstable. |
| install |
to put (a machine, system, or the like) into position and make ready for use. [3 definitions] |
| installation |
the act of installing or condition of being installed. [3 definitions] |
| installment1 |
one of the successive parts in which something is paid, written, or supplied at regular intervals. |
| installment2 |
the act of installing or condition of being installed; installation. |
| installment plan |
a credit system, esp. in the United States, by which consumer goods can be paid for in installments. |
| instance |
an occasion, case, or example. [2 definitions] |
| instant |
an extremely brief space of time; moment. [7 definitions] |
| instantaneous |
happening or done immediately or at the same instant. |
| instanter |
in law, immediately; instantly. |
| instantiate |
to serve as or provide a concrete example, embodiment, or evidence of (something abstract). |
| instantly |
at once; without delay; immediately. |