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indeet, indeit, indyte,
indeet [ɪnˈdit]
v. To compose, indite.
v. To compose, indite.
indentin, indentin$,
indentin [ɪnˈdɛntɪn]
n. Indenturing.
n. Indenturing.
Indermay, Indermey,
Indermey [ɪndərˈməi]
pn. Invermay (Perth and Kinross).
pn. Invermay (Perth and Kinross).
indict, indictit, indictment,
indict [ɪnˈdəit]
v. To accuse.
pt. pp. indictit
v. To accuse.
pt. pp. indictit
Compounds and phrases etc.
indictment [ɪnˈdəitmənt]: leg. The form of process by which a criminal is brought to trial.
Indae, Inde, Indee, Indeen, Indie, Indy, Indye,
Indie [ˈɪndɪ, ˈɪndi, ˈɪnde]
pn. India.
pn. India.
induce,
induce [ɪnˈd(j)us]
v. To induce.
v. To induce.
induc, induck, induct, induction,
induct [ɪnˈdʌkt]
v. To induct, install an ordained minister.
v. To induct, install an ordained minister.
Compounds and phrases etc.
induction: The act of doing the above.
industrial,
industry [ɪnˈdʌstri]
n. Industry.
n. Industry.
Compounds and phrases etc.
industrial [ɪnˈdʌstrɪəl]: Industrial.
industrious: industrious.
industrious: industrious.
ineetial,
ineetial [ɪˈniʃəl]
adj. Existing or occurring at the beginning.
adj. Existing or occurring at the beginning.
ineetiate, ineitiate,
ineetiate [ɪnˈiʃɪet]
v. To initiate.
v. To initiate.