| immobilize |
to make incapable of motion or action. [2 definitions] |
| immoderate |
beyond reasonable or appropriate limits; excessive. |
| immodest |
not decent in appearance or behavior; shameless. [2 definitions] |
| immolate |
to kill or offer as a sacrifice, esp. by burning. |
| immolation |
an act or instance of killing as a sacrifice, esp. by burning. |
| immoral |
not in accordance with established or accepted rules and standards of right and wrong conduct, esp. those deriving from religious teachings. |
| immorality |
the state or character of being immoral; lack of morality. [2 definitions] |
| immortal |
not subject to death or decay; living forever. [5 definitions] |
| immortality |
the state or condition of being immortal; perpetual life. [2 definitions] |
| immortalize |
to make immortal; endow with unending life or fame. |
| immortelle |
a plant whose flowers retain their color when dried. |
| immovable |
incapable of being moved; fixed. [5 definitions] |
| immune |
resistant to a disease, either naturally or by medical means. [3 definitions] |
| immune body |
an antibody. |
| immune system |
the bodily system of organs, tissues, cells, and cell products, which protects the body by detecting the presence of, and disabling, disease-causing agents in the body. |
| immunity |
the state or condition of being immune to a disease. [2 definitions] |
| immunize |
to cause to be immune, as by vaccination. |
| immunocompromised |
having an impaired or weakened immune system, as by disease or drugs. |
| immunogenic |
producing immunity. |
| immunoglobulin |
a protein of the immune system that acts as an antibody. |
| immunology |
the branch of medicine concerned with antibody production and resistance to disease. |