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imprŏpĕranter adv. gradually; by degrees imprŏpĕrātus adj. not hastened; not hasty; lingering imprŏpĕrĭum a reproach; taunt imprŏpĕro v. n. and a. to cast as a reproach upon; to reproach; taunt; upbraid imprŏpĕro v. n. to hasten into; enter hastily imprŏpĕrus adj. not hasting; slow imprō^prĭē adv. imprō^prĭĕtas impropriety; improper use imprō^prĭus adj. not befitting; unsuitable; improper; Neutr; subst imprōpugnātus adj. not defended; undefended improspectus adj. not seen from afar; unseen; improvidently improsper adj. unfortunate; unfortunately improspĭcŭus imprōtectus adj. uncovered; undefended; unprotected imprōvĭdē adv. imprōvĭdentĭa want of foresight; improvidence imprōvĭdus adj. not foreseeing; not anticipating; improvident; improvidently imprōvīsē advv imprōvīsus adj. not foreseen; unforeseen; unexpected; subst; that which is unforeseen imprūdens adj. not foreseeing; not anticipating; expecting; without knowing; unaware imprūdentĭa want of foresight; of knowledge; inconsiderateness; imprudence; ignorance impūbes adj. not having attained to manhood; below the age of puberty; under age; youthful; … impūbescens adj. growing to maturity impŭdens adj. without shame; shameless; impudent; shamelessly; impudently impŭdenter adv. impŭdentĭa shamelessness; impudence impŭdīcātus impŭdīcē adv. impŭdīcĭtĭa unchasteness; immodesty; lewdness; shamelessness impŭdīcus adj. Shameless; impudent; Unchaste; immodest; lewd impugnātĭo an attack; assault impugnātor one who attacks; assails impugnātus impugnātus adj. not attacked; unassailed impugno v. a. to fight against; to attack; assail; oppose; impugn impulsĭo a pushing against; external pressure; influence; incitement; instigation impulsor one who incites; instigates; an inciter impulstrix she who instigates impulsus impulsus a pushing; striking against; an outward pressure; shock; an impulse impulvĕrĕus adj. without dust impunctus adj. without points; specks impūnē adv. impūnis adj. without punishment; unpunished; without fear of punishment; safely; with impuni… impūnĭtas freedom; safety from punishment; impunity impūnītē adv. impūnītus adj. unpunished; unrestrained; free from danger; safe; secure impūrātus P. a. morally defiled;; abominable; abandoned; vile impūrē adv. impurgābĭlis adj. that cannot be cleansed;; inexcusable impūrĭtas uncleanness; pollution; impurity impūrĭtĭa uncleanness; vileness; impurity impūrus adj. unclean; filthy; foul; impure; defiled impŭtātĭo an account; a charge impŭtātīvus adj. charging;; imputative; accusatory impŭtātor a reckoner impŭtātus impŭtātus adj. unpruned; untrimmed impŭto v. a. to bring into the reckoning; enter into the account; to reckon; charge; to ente… impŭtresco v. inch. n. to rot; putrefy in imputrĭbĭlis adj. not liable to decay; incorruptible; incorruptibly ĭmŭlus adj. dim; the lowest ĭmus in prep. within; upon; among; at; into; towards ĭn-excōgĭtātus adj. not thought of; not found out; not invented ĭn-explētus adj. not filled; unsatisfied; unsated ĭn-explĭcābĭlis adj. that cannot be unfolded; loosened; inextricable; intricate; inexplicable ĭn-explĭcātus adj. unexplained ĭn-explōrātus adj. unexplored; not examined; unknown; Advv; without examining beforehand ĭn-exstinctus adj. unextinguished; unextinguishable in un-; in-; unequal; unbearable; intolerable ĭn-actŭōsus adj. inactive ĭn-aequābĭlis adj. uneven; unequal; disproportionate; unevenly; unequally ĭn-aequālis adj. Uneven; Unequal; unlike; unevenly; disproportionately ĭn-aequātus adj. unequal ĭn-exāmĭnātus adj. unexamined ĭn-expŭtābĭlis adj. incalculable; incomputable ĭn-ăgĭtābĭlis adj. immovable ĭn-excītus adj. unmoved; quiet; calm īna a thin fibre ĭn-abruptus adj. not broken off; unbroken ĭn-abscondĭbĭle ĭn-absŏlūtus adj. unfinished; incomplete ĭn-accēdendus adj. inaccessible ĭn-accensus adj. unkindled; not inflamed ĭn-accessĭbĭlis adj. unapproachable; inaccessible ĭn-accessus adj. unapproached; unapproachable; inaccessible; unattainable ĭn-accresco v. n. to increase ĭn-accūsābĭlis ĭn-accūsātus adj. not accused ĭn-acerbo ĭn-ăcesco v. inch. n. to become sour in; to turn sour; let them sour; imbitter you Īnăchĭa the name of a girl Īnăchus the first king of Argos; father of Io and Phoroneus; a river in Argolis; Banitz… ĭnactus inadc- inadf- ĭnădĭbĭlis adj. unapproachable; inaccessible inadp- inads-