| π 1 |
gynecology
|
noun |
The science that treats of the functions and diseases peculiar to women.
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ginekologie |
| π 2 |
gyrate
|
verb |
To revolve.
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rond draai |
| π 3 |
gyroscope
|
noun |
An instrument for illustrating the laws of rotation.
|
gyroscoop |
| π 4 |
habitable
|
adjective |
Fit to be dwelt in.
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bewoonbare |
| π 5 |
habitant
|
noun |
Dweller.
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inwoner |
| π 6 |
habitual
|
adjective |
According to usual practice.
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gewoontemisdadiger |
| π 7 |
habitude
|
noun |
Customary relation or association.
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gewoonte |
| π 8 |
hackney
|
verb |
To make stale or trite by repetition.
|
Hackney |
| π 9 |
haggard
|
adjective |
Worn and gaunt in appearance.
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Haggard |
| π 10 |
halcyon
|
adjective |
Calm.
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Halcyon |
| π 11 |
hale
|
adjective |
Of sound and vigorous health.
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hale |
| π 12 |
handwriting
|
noun |
Penmanship.
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handskrif |
| π 13 |
hanger-on
|
noun |
A parasite.
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| π 14 |
happy-go-lucky
|
adjective |
Improvident.
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| π 15 |
harangue
|
noun |
A tirade.
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sweep |
| π 16 |
harass
|
verb |
To trouble with importunities, cares, or annoyances.
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teister |
| π 17 |
harbinger
|
noun |
One who or that which foreruns and announces the coming of any person or thing.
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voorloper |
| π 18 |
hard-hearted
|
adjective |
Lacking pity or sympathy.
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| π 19 |
hardihood
|
noun |
Foolish daring.
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onversaagd |
| π 20 |
harmonious
|
adjective |
Concordant in sound.
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harmonieuse |
| π 21 |
havoc
|
noun |
Devastation.
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verwoesting |
| π 22 |
hawthorn
|
noun |
A thorny shrub much used in England for hedges.
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meidoorn |
| π 23 |
hazard
|
noun |
Risk.
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gevaar |
| π 24 |
heartrending
|
adjective |
Very depressing.
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hartverskeurende |
| π 25 |
heedless
|
adjective |
Thoughtless.
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agt mense |
| π 26 |
heifer
|
noun |
A young cow.
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koei |
| π 27 |
heinous
|
adjective |
Odiously sinful.
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gruwelike |
| π 28 |
hemorrhage
|
noun |
Discharge of blood from a ruptured or wounded blood-vessel.
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bloeding |
| π 29 |
henchman
|
noun |
A servile assistant and subordinate.
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handlanger |
| π 30 |
henpeck
|
verb |
To worry or harass by ill temper and petty annoyances.
|
henpeck |
| π 31 |
heptagon
|
noun |
A figure having seven sides and seven angles.
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heptagoon |
| π 32 |
herbaceous
|
adjective |
Having the character of a herb.
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kruidagtige |
| π 33 |
herbarium
|
noun |
A collection of dried plants scientifically arranged for study.
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herbarium |
| π 34 |
herbivorous
|
adjective |
Feeding on herbs or other vegetable matter, as animals.
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plantetende |
| π 35 |
hereditary
|
adjective |
Passing naturally from parent to child.
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oorerflike |
| π 36 |
heredity
|
noun |
Transmission of physical or mental qualities, diseases, etc., from parent to offspring.
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oorerwing |
| π 37 |
heresy
|
noun |
An opinion or doctrine subversive of settled beliefs or accepted principles.
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kettery |
| π 38 |
heretic
|
noun |
One who holds opinions contrary to the recognized standards or tenets of any philosophy.
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ketter |
| π 39 |
heritage
|
noun |
Birthright.
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erfenis |
| π 40 |
hernia
|
noun |
Protrusion of any internal organ in whole or in part from its normal position.
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hernia |
| π 41 |
hesitancy
|
noun |
A pausing to consider.
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huiwering |
| π 42 |
hesitant
|
adjective |
Vacillating.
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huiwerig |
| π 43 |
hesitation
|
noun |
Vacillation.
|
huiwering |
| π 44 |
heterodox
|
adjective |
At variance with any commonly accepted doctrine or opinion.
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heterodokse |
| π 45 |
heterogeneity
|
noun |
Unlikeness of constituent parts.
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heterogeniteit |
| π 46 |
heterogeneous
|
adjective |
Consisting of dissimilar elements or ingredients of different kinds.
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heterogene |
| π 47 |
heteromorphic
|
adjective |
Deviating from the normal form or standard type.
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heteromorphic |
| π 48 |
hexagon
|
noun |
A figure with six angles.
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heksagoon |
| π 49 |
hexapod
|
adjective |
Having six feet.
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Hexapod |
| π 50 |
hiatus
|
noun |
A break or vacancy where something necessary to supply the connection is wanting.
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hiatus |
| π 51 |
hibernal
|
adjective |
Pertaining to winter.
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hibernal |
| π 52 |
Hibernian
|
adjective |
Pertaining to Ireland, or its people.
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Hibernian |
| π 53 |
hideous
|
adjective |
Appalling.
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afskuwelike |
| π 54 |
hilarious
|
adjective |
Boisterously merry.
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hilarious |
| π 55 |
hillock
|
noun |
A small hill or mound.
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koppie |
| π 56 |
hinder
|
verb |
To obstruct.
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verhinder |
| π 57 |
hindmost
|
adjective |
Farthest from the front.
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agterste |
| π 58 |
hindrance
|
noun |
An obstacle.
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hindernis |
| π 59 |
hirsute
|
adjective |
Having a hairy covering.
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harige |
| π 60 |
hoard
|
verb |
To gather and store away for the sake of accumulation.
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skat |
| π 61 |
hoarse
|
adjective |
Having the voice harsh or rough, as from a cold or fatigue.
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hees |
| π 62 |
homage
|
noun |
Reverential regard or worship.
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eerbetoon |
| π 63 |
homogeneity
|
noun |
Congruity of the members or elements or parts.
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homogeniteit |
| π 64 |
homologous
|
adjective |
Identical in nature, make-up, or relation.
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homoloΓ« |
| π 65 |
homonym
|
noun |
A word agreeing in sound with but different in meaning from another.
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homoniem |
| π 66 |
homophone
|
noun |
A word agreeing in sound with but different in meaning from another.
|
homofone |
| π 67 |
honorarium
|
noun |
A token fee or payment to a professional man for services.
|
honorarium |
| π 68 |
hoodwink
|
verb |
To deceive.
|
Hood Wink |
| π 69 |
horde
|
noun |
A gathered multitude of human beings.
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horde |
| π 70 |
hosiery
|
noun |
A stocking.
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shopping |
| π 71 |
hospitable
|
adjective |
Disposed to treat strangers or guests with generous kindness.
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gasvry |
| π 72 |
hospitality
|
noun |
The practice of receiving and entertaining strangers and guests with kindness.
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gasvryheid |
| π 73 |
hostility
|
noun |
Enmity.
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vyandigheid |
| π 74 |
huckster
|
noun |
One who retails small wares.
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venter |
| π 75 |
humane
|
adjective |
Compassionate.
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menslike |
| π 76 |
humanitarian
|
noun |
A philanthropist.
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humanitΓͺre |
| π 77 |
humanize
|
verb |
To make gentle or refined.
|
vermenslik |
| π 78 |
humbug
|
noun |
Anything intended or calculated to deceive or mislead.
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larie |
| π 79 |
humiliate
|
verb |
To put to shame.
|
verneder |
| π 80 |
hustle
|
verb |
To move with haste and promptness.
|
gewoel |
| π 81 |
hybrid
|
adjective |
Cross-bred.
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hibriede |
| π 82 |
hydra
|
noun |
The seven- or nine-headed water-serpent slain by Hercules.
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hydra |
| π 83 |
hydraulic
|
adjective |
Involving the moving of water, of the force exerted by water in motion.
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hidrouliese |
| π 84 |
hydroelectric
|
adjective |
Pertaining to electricity developed water or steam.
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hidroΓ«lektriese |
| π 85 |
hydrometer
|
noun |
An instrument for determining the density of solids and liquids by flotation.
|
hidrometer |
| π 86 |
hydrostatics
|
noun |
The branch of science that treats of the pressure and equilibrium of fluids.
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hidrostatika |
| π 87 |
hydrous
|
adjective |
Watery.
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hydrous |
| π 88 |
hygiene
|
noun |
The branch of medical science that relates to improving health.
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higiΓ«ne |
| π 89 |
hypercritical
|
adjective |
Faultfinding.
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overcritisch |
| π 90 |
hypnosis
|
noun |
An artificial trance-sleep.
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hipnose |
| π 91 |
hypnotic
|
adjective |
Tending to produce sleep.
|
hipnotiese |
| π 92 |
hypnotism
|
noun |
An artificially induced somnambulistic state in which the mind readily acts on suggestion.
|
hipnotisme |
| π 93 |
hypnotize
|
verb |
To produce a somnambulistic state in which the mind readily acts on suggestions.
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biologeren |
| π 94 |
hypocrisy
|
noun |
Extreme insincerity.
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skynheiligheid |
| π 95 |
hypocrite
|
noun |
One who makes false professions of his views or beliefs.
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roekelose |
| π 96 |
hypodermic
|
adjective |
Pertaining to the area under the skin.
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spuitnaalde |
| π 97 |
hypotenuse
|
noun |
The side of a right-angled triangle opposite the right angle.
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skuinssy |
| π 98 |
hypothesis
|
noun |
A proposition taken for granted as a premise from which to reach a conclusion.
|
hipotese |
| π 99 |
hysteria
|
noun |
A nervous affection occurring typically in paroxysms of laughing and crying.
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histerie |
| π |
ichthyic
|
adjective |
Fish-like.
|
ichthyic |
| π 101 |
ichthyology
|
noun |
The branch of zoology that treats of fishes.
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Igtiologie |
| π 102 |
icily
|
adverb |
Frigidly.
|
ysig |
| π 103 |
iciness
|
noun |
The state of being icy.
|
ysigheid |
| π 104 |
icon
|
noun |
An image or likeness.
|
icon |
| π 105 |
iconoclast
|
noun |
An image-breaker.
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stormer |
| π 106 |
idealize
|
verb |
To make to conform to some mental or imaginary standard.
|
idealize |
| π 107 |
idiom
|
noun |
A use of words peculiar to a particular language.
|
idioom |
| π 108 |
idiosyncrasy
|
noun |
A mental quality or habit peculiar to an individual.
|
idiosinkrasie |
| π 109 |
idolize
|
verb |
To regard with inordinate love or admiration.
|
vergoden |
| π 110 |
ignoble
|
adjective |
Low in character or purpose.
|
veragtelik |
| π 111 |
ignominious
|
adjective |
Shameful.
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skandelik |
| π 112 |
Iliad
|
noun |
A Greek epic poem describing scenes from the siege of Troy.
|
Iliad |
| π 113 |
ill-natured
|
adjective |
Surly.
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| π 114 |
illegal
|
adjective |
Not according to law.
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onwettige |
| π 115 |
illegible
|
adjective |
Undecipherable.
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onleesbaar |
| π 116 |
illegitimate
|
adjective |
Unlawfully begotten.
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buite-egtelike |
| π 117 |
illiberal
|
adjective |
Stingy.
|
kleingeestig |
| π 118 |
illicit
|
adjective |
Unlawful.
|
onwettige |
| π 119 |
illimitable
|
adjective |
Boundless.
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onbegrensd |
| π 120 |
illiterate
|
adjective |
Having little or no book-learning.
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ongeletterd |
| π 121 |
illogical
|
adjective |
Contrary to the rules of sound thought.
|
onlogies |
| π 122 |
illuminant
|
noun |
That which may be used to produce light.
|
verligting |
| π 123 |
illuminate
|
verb |
To supply with light.
|
verlig |
| π 124 |
illumine
|
verb |
To make bright or clear.
|
verlig |
| π 125 |
illusion
|
noun |
An unreal image presented to the senses.
|
illusie |
| π 126 |
illusive
|
adjective |
Deceptive.
|
denkbeeldig |
| π 127 |
illusory
|
adjective |
Deceiving or tending to deceive, as by false appearance.
|
illusie |
| π 128 |
imaginable
|
adjective |
That can be imagined or conceived in the mind.
|
denkbaar |
| π 129 |
imaginary
|
adjective |
Fancied.
|
denkbeeldige |
| π 130 |
imbibe
|
verb |
To drink or take in.
|
indrinken |
| π 131 |
imbroglio
|
noun |
A misunderstanding attended by ill feeling, perplexity, or strife.
|
IMBROGLIO |
| π 132 |
imbrue
|
verb |
To wet or moisten.
|
imbrue |
| π 133 |
imitation
|
noun |
That which is made as a likeness or copy.
|
nabootsing |
| π 134 |
imitator
|
noun |
One who makes in imitation.
|
nabootser |
| π 135 |
immaculate
|
adjective |
Without spot or blemish.
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onberispelike |
| π 136 |
immaterial
|
adjective |
Of no essential consequence.
|
immaterieel |
| π 137 |
immature
|
adjective |
Not full-grown.
|
onvolwasse |
| π 138 |
immeasurable
|
adjective |
Indefinitely extensive.
|
onmeetbare |
| π 139 |
immense
|
adjective |
Very great in degree, extent, size, or quantity.
|
groot |
| π 140 |
immerse
|
verb |
To plunge or dip entirely under water or other fluid.
|
verdiep |
| π 141 |
immersion
|
noun |
The act of plunging or dipping entirely under water or another fluid.
|
onderdompeling |
| π 142 |
immigrant
|
noun |
A foreigner who enters a country to settle there.
|
immigrant |
| π 143 |
immigrate
|
verb |
To come into a country or region from a former habitat.
|
immigreer |
| π 144 |
imminence
|
noun |
Impending evil or danger.
|
nabyheid |
| π 145 |
imminent
|
adjective |
Dangerous and close at hand.
|
dreigende |
| π 146 |
immiscible
|
adjective |
Separating, as oil and water.
|
onmengbare |
| π 147 |
immoral
|
adjective |
Habitually engaged in licentious or lewd practices.
|
immoreel |
| π 148 |
immortalize
|
verb |
To cause to last or to be known or remembered throughout a great or indefinite length of time.
|
verewig |
| π 149 |
immovable
|
adjective |
Steadfast.
|
onroerende |
| π 150 |
immune
|
adjective |
Exempt, as from disease.
|
immuun |
| π 151 |
immutable
|
adjective |
Unchangeable.
|
onveranderlike |
| π 152 |
impair
|
verb |
To cause to become less or worse.
|
benadeel |
| π 153 |
impalpable
|
adjective |
Imperceptible to the touch.
|
ontastbaar |
| π 154 |
impartial
|
adjective |
Unbiased.
|
onpartydige |
| π 155 |
impassable
|
adjective |
That can not be passed through or over.
|
onbegaanbaar |
| π 156 |
impassible
|
adjective |
Not moved or affected by feeling.
|
gevoelloos |
| π 157 |
impassive
|
adjective |
Unmoved by or not exhibiting feeling.
|
gevoelloos |
| π 158 |
impatience
|
noun |
Unwillingness to brook delays or wait the natural course of things.
|
ongeduld |
| π 159 |
impeccable
|
adjective |
Blameless.
|
onberispelike |
| π 160 |
impecunious
|
adjective |
Having no money.
|
onbemiddeld |
| π 161 |
impede
|
verb |
To be an obstacle or to place obstacles in the way of.
|
belemmer |
| π 162 |
impel
|
verb |
To drive or urge forward.
|
voortdrΔ³ven |
| π 163 |
impend
|
verb |
To be imminent.
|
op koms wees |
| π 164 |
imperative
|
adjective |
Obligatory.
|
noodsaaklik |
| π 165 |
imperceptible
|
adjective |
Indiscernible.
|
onsigbare |
| π |
imperfectible
|
adjective |
That can not be perfected.
|
imperfectible |
| π 167 |
imperil
|
verb |
To endanger.
|
gevaar |
| π 168 |
imperious
|
adjective |
Insisting on obedience.
|
heerssugtige |
| π 169 |
impermissible
|
adjective |
Not permissible.
|
ontoelaatbare |
| π 170 |
impersonal
|
adjective |
Not relating to a particular person or thing.
|
onpersoonlik |
| π 171 |
impersonate
|
verb |
To appear or act in the character of.
|
verpersoonlik |
| π |
impersuadable
|
adjective |
Unyielding.
|
impersuadable |
| π 173 |
impertinence
|
noun |
Rudeness.
|
vermetelheid |
| π 174 |
imperturbable
|
adjective |
Calm.
|
onverstoorbare |
| π 175 |
impervious
|
adjective |
Impenetrable.
|
ondeurdringbare |
| π 176 |
impetuosity
|
noun |
Rashness.
|
onstuimigheid |
| π 177 |
impetuous
|
adjective |
Impulsive.
|
onstuimige |
| π 178 |
impetus
|
noun |
Any impulse or incentive.
|
stukrag |
| π 179 |
impiety
|
noun |
Irreverence toward God.
|
goddeloosheid |
| π 180 |
impious
|
adjective |
Characterized by irreverence or irreligion.
|
oortreders |
| π 181 |
implausible
|
adjective |
Not plausible.
|
ongeloofwaardig |
| π |
impliable
|
adjective |
Capable of being inferred.
|
impliable |
| π 183 |
implicate
|
verb |
To show or prove to be involved in or concerned
|
impliseer |
| π 184 |
implicit
|
adjective |
Implied.
|
implisiete |
| π 185 |
imply
|
verb |
To signify.
|
impliseer |
| π 186 |
impolitic
|
adjective |
Inexpedient.
|
tactloos |
| π 187 |
importation
|
noun |
The act or practice of bringing from one country into another.
|
invoer |
| π 188 |
importunate
|
adjective |
Urgent in character, request, or demand.
|
opdringerige |
| π 189 |
importune
|
verb |
To harass with persistent demands or entreaties.
|
lastig |
| π 190 |
impotent
|
adjective |
Destitute of or lacking in power, physical, moral, or intellectual.
|
impotent |
| π 191 |
impoverish
|
verb |
To make indigent or poor.
|
verarm |
| π 192 |
impracticable
|
adjective |
Not feasible.
|
onprakties |
| π 193 |
impregnable
|
adjective |
That can not be taken by assault.
|
onneembare |
| π 194 |
impregnate
|
verb |
To make pregnant.
|
bevrug |
| π 195 |
impromptu
|
noun |
Anything done or said on the impulse of the moment.
|
impromptu |
| π 196 |
improper
|
adjective |
Not appropriate, suitable, or becoming.
|
onbehoorlike |
| π 197 |
impropriety
|
noun |
The state or quality of being unfit, unseemly, or inappropriate.
|
onbehoorlikheid |
| π 198 |
improvident
|
adjective |
Lacking foresight or thrift.
|
ondoordacht |
| π 199 |
improvise
|
verb |
To do anything extemporaneously or offhand.
|
improviseer |
| π 200 |
imprudent
|
adjective |
Heedless.
|
onverstandig |