in-disciplīnātus adj. without discipline; undisciplined; in an undisciplined manner; disorderly in-disciplīnōsus adj. without discipline; undisciplined in-discissus adj. not cut to pieces; undivided in-disco v. a. to learn thoroughly in-discrētē advv in-discrētĭo lack of discernment; indiscretion in-discrētus adj. unseparated; undivided; closely connected; Undistinguished; without distinction in-discrīmĭnābĭlis adj. that cannot be distinguished; undistinguishable in-discrīmĭnātim adv. without distinction in-discussĭbĭlis adj. that is not to be discussed in-discussus adj. not discussed; not considered; without examination indĭsertē adv. in-dĭsertus adj. not eloquent; not eloquently indisjunctim adv. immediately in-dispensātus adj. not properly distributed; immoderate indispertĭbĭlis adj. indivisible in-dispŏsĭtē adv. in-dispŏsĭtus adj. without order; confused; unprepared; confusedly in-dispŭtābĭlis indisputable in-dissĕcābĭlis adj. indivisible in-dissĭmĭlis adj. not unlike in-dissĭmŭlābĭlis adj. that cannot be dissembled in-dissŏcĭābĭlis adj. inseparable; inseparably indissŏcĭālus inseparable in-dissŏlūbĭlis adj. that cannot be dissolved; loosed; indissoluble; indestructible; imperishable in-distanter adv. Uninterruptedly; Without distinction; without exception in-distinctē adv. in-distinctus adj. Not properly distinguished; confused; indistinct; obscure; Devoid of display indistrictus indĭtus P. a. indīvĭdŭĭtas indivisibility in-dīvĭdŭus adj. not divided; indivisible; subst; an atom; indivisible particle indīvīsē adv. indīvīsĭbĭlis adj. indivisible; indivisibly in-dīvīsus adj. undivided; common; undividedly; in common in-dīvulsus adj. not separated in-do v. a. to put; set; place into; upon; Aliquid alicui in-dŏcĭbĭlis adj. unteachable in-dŏcĭbĭlĭtas in-dŏcĭlis adj. Difficult to be taught; that cannot be taught; indocile; untaught; unlearned indŏcĭlĭtas unteachableness; indocility indoctē adv. indoctor in-doctus adj. untaught; unlearned; uninstructed; ignorant; unskilful in-dŏlātĭlis adj. that cannot be fashioned; formed; cultivated in-dŏlātus adj. not cut; unhewn in-dŏlentĭa freedom from pain; Insensibility ind-ŏles an inborn; native quality; natural quality; nature; natural abilities in-dŏlesco v. n. and a. to feel pain; to smart; ache; to feel pain at; grief in-dŏlōrĭa absence of pain indŏlōria in-dŏlōris adj. free from pain indŏlōrĭus adj. painless; subst; anæsthetics in-dŏmābĭlis adj. that cannot be broken in; tamed; untamable in-dŏmĭnābĭlis adj. that cannot be mastered indŏmĭtābĭlis adj. not to be subdued in-dŏmĭtus adj. untamed; unsubdued; ungoverned; unrestrained; untamable; ungovernable in-dōnātus adj. without a present in-dormĭo v. n. to sleep; fall asleep at; over; to be asleep; to be numb indormis adj. sleepless in-dōtātus adj. unportioned; portionless; unadorned indŭ indŭbĭē adv. in-dŭbĭtābĭlis adj. that cannot be doubted; indubitable; indubitably; without doubt; doubtless in-dŭbĭtandus adj. not to be doubted; indubitable in-dŭbĭtanter adv. indubitably; without doubt indŭbĭtātē advv in-dŭbĭtātus adj. undoubted; without doubt; certain; sure; Advv in-dŭbĭto v. n. to doubt of in-dŭbĭus adj. not doubtful; certain; doubtlessly indūcĭae Indŭcĭŏmărus in-dūco v. a. to lead; bring; conduct into; bring in; To bring forward inductĭbĭlis adj. that may be drawn; smeared over inductīcĭus adj. introduced in-ductĭo a leading; bringing into; introducing; admission; a striking out inductīvus adj. relating to an assumption; by yielding inductor one who stirs up; rouses; a chastiser; scourger inductōrĭum a covering inductōrĭus adj. misleading inductrix she that misleads; deceives inductūra a covering; coating inductus P. a. inductus an inducement; persuasion; at another indūcŭla a kind of under-garment worn by females indu-gredior in-dulceo v. n. to become very sweet in-dulcĭtas in-dulco v. a. to make sweet; to sweeten; to speak sweetly in-dulcōro v. a. to make very sweet indulgens P. a. indulgenter adv. indulgentĭa indulgence; gentleness; complaisance; tenderness; fondness indulgĕo v. n. and a. to be courteous; complaisant; to be kind; tender; indulgent to; to be pleased w… indulgĭtas indulgence indultor a favorer indultum indulgence; permission; grace indultus indultus leave; permission indūmentum a garment; a mask; a covering; clothing