incomprehensible |
not understandable or decipherable. |
incompressible |
incapable of being squeezed or condensed. |
inconceivable |
incapable of being imagined or understood; unthinkable. [2 definitions] |
in concert |
together. |
inconclusive |
not providing absolute proof. [2 definitions] |
incongruent |
in math, not corresponding or coinciding, as two geometrical figures. [2 definitions] |
incongruity |
the condition of being inappropriate or inconsistent. [2 definitions] |
incongruous |
not suitable or fitting; out of place. [3 definitions] |
inconsequent |
not following logically, as from a premise. [4 definitions] |
inconsequential |
of little or no consequence; not important. |
inconsiderable |
too small or valueless to be worthy of attention; insignificant. |
inconsiderate |
lacking in thoughtfulness or consideration for others. |
inconsistency |
an instance of contradiction or illogic. [2 definitions] |
inconsistent |
not following a regular pattern; variable. [2 definitions] |
inconsolable |
not able to be comforted, or incapable of being relieved by comforting. |
inconsonant |
not in harmony or accord. |
inconspicuous |
not obvious or readily apparent; easily overlooked. |
inconstant |
changeable, esp. frequently and at random; not faithful or reliable. |
incontestable |
not subject to dispute or questioning. |
incontinent |
incapable of controlling urination and defecation. [2 definitions] |
in contrast |
used to indicate that there is a strong or noticable difference between the one thing that has just been discussed and the second thing that is about to be discussed (sometimes fol. by "to" or "with"). |