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Adjectives that start with I

Adjectives that start with I

Describing words, to help you tell someone else what something is like.
Photo of identical twins
Photo by The National Guard
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Iis forIdentical

Two or more things are identical if they look exactly the same. The two men in the photo are identical twins.
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Photo of a man being lazy
Photo by Romer Jed Medina
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Iis forIdle

You are idle if you are not doing anything productive with your time. Another word for idle is lazy.
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Photo of an imperfect flower
Photo by Nathan Siemers
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Iis forImperfect

Something that is noticeably not perfect is described as imperfect.
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Photo of a cat going into a box
Photo by April Killingsworth
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Iis forIn

Something is in something else if it is contained in it somehow. The cat in the picture is going in the box. The opposite of in is out.
Adjectives, Adverbs, Prepositions
Photo of an unfinished painting
Photo by D Flam
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Iis forIncomplete

Something is incomplete if it hasn't been finished yet. A similar word to incomplete is unfinished. The opposite of incomplete is complete or finished.
Adjectives, States, Change
An empty room.
Photo by Jason Dean
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Iis forIndoor

You are indoors if you are inside a house or other building. An indoor version of something is one that is meant to be kept or used indoors, for example an indoor plant.
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Photo of some industrial objects
Photo by Elliott Brown
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Iis forIndustrial

Something is industrial if they are used for or by industry. This usually means heavy manufacturing or large scale production, like ore refining. Industrial objects are usually very big, heavy and dirty. The opposite of industrial is domestic.
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Photo of a dog with an injured leg
Photo by Rob!
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Iis forInjured

Someone or something is injured if they are hurt or damaged. The dog in the picture has an injured leg.
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An inquisitive cat
Photo by Targut
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Iis forInquisitive

Inquisitive is another word for curious. It means you are wanting to investigate and learn new things.
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Photo of an intricate carving
Photo by William Cho
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Iis forIntricate

Something is intricate if it has many small parts, connected in a complicated way. The carving in the picture is intricately done.
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And also ...

Icelandic, Ideal, Idyllic, Ignorant, Illegal, Imaginary, Immense, Immersed, Important, Impossible, Inanimate, Individual, Industrious, Inferior, Infernal, Insignificant, Intelligent, Intense, Interesting, Internal, Invisible, Irregular, Irresponsible, Italian

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