We have compiled many bad or negative words that start with i the first letter.
The words range from "intolerable" and "isolated" to "intimidating" and "unfair." Each word in this list has its definition to understand its users better.
You can also use this information to help you avoid these words and better understand how language is used to have negative or positive effects. We hope this list is useful as you seek to become more aware of the power of language.
List of negative words starting with i
Ikki: Nasty, in a very obvious way.
Idiot: To act in a very stupid way, to appear stupid.
Idiot: Someone who is extremely stupid or foolish.
Idiotic. This shows a need for more wisdom. There is no honor or nobility; it is not worthy of respect. Shameful, disgraceful, disgraceful; despicable and indifferent
Infamy: Deep disgrace or public humiliation; shame and embarrassment.
Ignorant: A pejorative term for someone considered extremely stupid or ignorant.
Ignorance: Lack of knowledge or understanding.
Ignorance: your lack of knowledge or understanding of a particular subject. Did not expect; recklessness or stupid in conception or execution.
Illegal: Against the law; prohibited by law.
Illegal: Not recognized or accepted by law or society; unlawful, valid, or proper.
Idiot: A very stupid or stupid person. A complicated or confused situation; full of difficulties.
Immature: undeveloped; immature, Childish and out of age. Impossible to move; fixed, fixed in place.
Immodest: Lacking decorum or decency; very bold
Immoral: Immoral or not following the rules of right conduct; immoral and wrong.
Immutable: cannot be changed or changed; fixed and unchanged. Weakened or damaged; infirmity due to disease, injury, or disability.
Intangible: Not being felt or perceived as tangible; intangible rather than tangible. Showing no emotion, feeling, or reaction.
Impatient: Having or showing a tendency to get angry or quickly irritated.
Impede: to impede or prevent progress; to do something more difficult. Obstacle or impediment; impediment or impediment. Not repenting or repenting; without complaint or regret.
Imperfect: Flawed or imperfect; not perfect.
Indeterminate: demanding and dominant. Arrogance and injustice
Impervious: Unaffected by anything; unable to be penetrated or affected.
Impulsive: Provoked by a natural feeling or impulse without external stimuli; impetuous.
Impulsive: To act without thinking; hastily, recklessly, carelessly.
Iniquity: Disrespect for God, religion, or holiness.
Influence: To have a strong influence or influence, especially unexpectedly; to have a hand in it.
Impiety: disrespect for God or holy things; impertinence and profanity.
Irrational: Illogical or reasonable; it lacks a solid foundation.
Irreconcilable: unable to be resolved or liquidated; in conflict.
Irreparable: cannot be preserved, improved, or corrected; beyond redemption.
Irrelevant: Not related to the topic.
Incurable: irredeemable or redeemable.
irreparable: irreparable or fixable; is irreparable and irreparable.
Indecision: Lack of determination, the strength of conviction, and purpose; inconclusiveness.
Irresponsible: negligent, irresponsible, breach of duty or duty.
Incivility: Lack of due respect or respect; expressing contempt or contempt.
Incivility: Disrespecting God or holy things; irreverent.
Implanted: Deeply rooted in someone; stubborn and persistent, difficult to root out. To provoke envy, resentment, or hostility; meanness and sarcasm.
Inviolable: cannot be destroyed or ignored; inviolable and indisputable.
Invisible: something that cannot be seen. Tendency to get angry easily; irritability and bad temper.
Irate: Getting angry easily. Irritable and short-tempered.
Irritation: Feeling or showing extreme anger.
Irritating: Extremely annoying or disturbing.
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