INANITY, emptiness; mental vacuity

[of food. Inapplicable, 72. a. that may not be applied; unfit. INAPPOSITE, a. not to the point. Inappreciable, a. not to be estimated. Inappropriate, a. unsuitable. Inaptitude, n. unfitne . [to parent tree. INARCH, v. graft by joining to stock a scion united INARTICULATE, a. not uttered distinctly. Inartificial, a. not done by art. INATTENTIVE, a. heedle . INAUDIBLE, a. that cannot be heard making no INAUGURAL, a. relating to installation,; [sound. INAUGURATE, v. consecrate invest with office. INAUSPICIOUS, a. unfortunate; unfavourable. INBORN, a. implanted by nature.; INCA, Peruvian prince. INCALCULABLE, a. that cannot be calculated. INCALESCENCE. n. incipient heat. INCANDESCENCE, white heat. INCANTATION, magical 72. charm enchantment. INCAPABLE, a. wanting power; disqualified. INCAPACITATE, v. deprive of power. INCAPACITY, ti. want of ability. Incarcerate, imprison. INCARNADINE, v. tinge red or flesh colour. INCARNATE, a. clothed in flesh. INCENDIARISM, 72. crime of house-burning. INCENDIARY, one who maliciously burns a INCENSE, (in'-) 72 perfume exhaled by fire; (-sens') INCENTIVE, a. inciting;. 71. that which encourages. INCEPTION, n. beginning. INCERTITUDE, n. un-