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invitee one who is invited.
inviting tempting; enticing.
in vitro in an artificial environment, esp. glass. (Cf. in vivo.)
in vitro fertilization a laboratory technique by which a previously extracted ovum, usu. human, is fertilized by previously extracted sperm, producing an embryo that is then implanted in a uterus for gestation.
in vivo happening within a living organism.
invocation the act or process of invoking, esp. of calling out to a god, muse, or the like, for help, support, or inspiration. [4 definitions]
invoice a detailed statement of goods sold or shipped or of services provided, including their prices or charges. [2 definitions]
invoke to call out to (a god, muse, or the like) for help, support, protection, or inspiration. [4 definitions]
involucre a ring of small leaves or leaflike parts at the base of a flower or flower cluster of a composite plant. [2 definitions]
involuntary not determined by choice, will, or desire. [2 definitions]
involute complex or involved. [4 definitions]
involution the act or an instance of entangling or enfolding. [4 definitions]
involve to include as a necessary or inevitable part, condition, or result. [6 definitions]
involved complex; intricate. [2 definitions]
involvement the state or condition of being involved.
invulnerable secure from attack; impregnable. [2 definitions]
inward in or toward the inside or center. [9 definitions]
inwardly on, in, or toward the inside. [2 definitions]
inwardness the state or quality of being inward or internal. [4 definitions]
inweave to weave in or with.
inwrap enwrap.