| INSIDIOUSLY | • insidiously adv. In an insidious manner. • INSIDIOUS adv. developing or advancing gradually and imperceptibly. |
| INSINCERELY | • insincerely adv. In an insincere manner. • INSINCERE adv. not sincere. |
| INSINCEREST | • insincerest adj. Superlative form of insincere: most insincere. • INSINCERE adj. not sincere. |
| INSINCERITY | • insincerity n. Property of being insincere, lacking sincerity or truthfulness. • INSINCERITY n. the state of being insincere. |
| INSINUATING | • insinuating v. Present participle of insinuate. • INSINUATE v. to hint or indirectly suggest. |
| INSINUATION | • insinuation n. The act or process of insinuating; a creeping, winding, or flowing in. • insinuation n. The act of gaining favor, affection, or influence, by gentle or artful means; — formerly used in a good… • insinuation n. The art or power of gaining good will by a prepossessing manner. |
| INSINUATIVE | • insinuative adj. Tending to insinuate; insinuating. • INSINUATIVE adj. serving to insinuate. |
| INSINUATORS | • insinuators n. Plural of insinuator. • INSINUATOR n. one who, or that which, insinuates. |
| INSINUATORY | • insinuatory adj. Insinuative. • INSINUATORY adj. tending to insinuate, insinuative. |
| INSIPIDNESS | • insipidness n. A lack of distinctive, appealing, or energetic character; tastelessness; extreme blandness. • INSIPIDNESS n. the state of being insipid, also INSIPIDITY. |
| INSIPIENCES | • INSIPIENCE n. (archaic) a lack of intelligence. |
| INSIPIENTLY | • insipiently adv. In an insipient fashion. • INSIPIENT adv. wanting wisdom; foolish. |
| INSISTENCES | • insistences n. Plural of insistence. • INSISTENCE n. the state of being insistent, also INSISTENCY. |
| INSISTENTLY | • insistently adv. In an insistent manner; pressingly. • INSISTENT adv. given to insisting. |
| INSISTINGLY | • insistingly adv. In an insisting manner. • INSISTING adv. INSIST, to maintain very firmly. |