Words about words

Hypnotized is the past tense of hypnotize, or how you describe someone who is in a state of hypnosis.

You are idle if you are not doing anything productive with your time.
Another word for idle is lazy.

Immature means not fully developed or not ready yet. It can describe a person, an animal, or a plant that is still growing.

The word is often used for babies and young animals, and for plants that have not reached full size. Sometimes it also describes behavior that is not thoughtful or responsible yet.

The photo is of an immature owl.

Something that is noticeably not perfect is described as imperfect.

Something is in something else if it is contained in it somehow. The person in the picture is in a bath.
The opposite of in is out.

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.

When a lot of something that you really don't want, comes to a place where you don't want them, they are infesting that place. You might have aphids infest your rose bushes.
Infestations usually take some effort to get rid of.

You inhale when you breathe in.
The opposite of inhale is exhale.

Someone or something is injured if they are hurt or damaged. The dog in the picture has an injured leg.

You instruct someone when you tell them what to do in small, helpful steps.

The man in the picture is instructing the woman.

See also instructions.