Inventful, in-vent'-ful, a

full of invention. being invented. Inventible ne , in-ven'-te-bl-nes, s. the state of being invertible. which did not before exist; contrivance; that which is invented; an original contrivance; fiction; fabrication; the power of imaginative conception; imaginative faculty or ability; discovery. trivance; ready at expedients. Inventively, in-ven'- tiv-le, ad. by the power of invention. Inventivene , in-ven'-tiv-nes, s. the faculty of inventing. trives and produces anything not before existing. an inventory account of goods. infested with worms (L. in, and vermes, a worm). the ratio of the reciprocals of two quantities [Math.] Inverse proportion, an equality between a direct ratio and an inverse ratio; the rule of three or proportion, applied in a reverse or contrary order [Math. ] See Invert. Inversely, in-vers'-le, ad. in an inverted order or manner. inverse; change of position into the inverse; a turning backward or a contrary order of operation; the inverting of the terms ofa proportion,by chang ing the antecedents into consequents, and the consequents into antecedents [Math.]; a change of the natural order of words [Gram.]; the change of position either of a subject, an interval, or of a chord [Mus.]