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informulé: unformulated
informé: informed
infortune: misfortune
infortuné: unfortunate (marked or accompanied by or resulting in misfortune)
infortuné: unfortunate person
infotronique: an engineering discipline that combines electronics, computer science, and information technology
infoutu: incapable (of)
infox: fake news
infra: infra
infra: infra (infrastructure)
infra-son: infrasound
infra-sonore: infrasonic
infrabasse: synonym of infrason
infraclasse: infraclass
infracteur: infractor
infraction: offense (US), departure; infringement, infraction
infradental: infradental
infragénérique: infrageneric
infranchissable: insurmountable, impassable
infrangible: indestructible, unbreakable, infrangible
infrangiblité: indestructibility
infraordre: infraorder
infrarouge: infrared
infrarouge: infrared
infrason: infrasound
infrasonore: infrasonic
infrastructure: infrastructure (an underlying base or foundation especially for an organization or system)
infrastructurel: infrastructural
infroissable: creaseproof, crease-resistant
infructueusement: unfruitfully
infructueux: unfruitful, fruitless; unprofitable, unsuccessful
infrutescence: infructescence
infréquemment: infrequently; not often
infréquent: infrequent; rare
infréquentable: that should be avoided or shunned; beyond the pale
infule: infula
infumable: unsmokable
infundibulaire: infundibular
infundibuliforme: infundibular
infundibulum: infundibulum
infus: innate; infused
infusant: infusing
infuser: to infuse; to inject
infusette: tea bag
infusible: infusible
infusion: infusion (liquid product which has had other ingredients steeped in it to extract useful qualities)
infusoire: infusoria
infâme: infamous, nefarious, villainous; disgusting, repugnant
infâme: villain
infâmement: infamously
infécond: infertile (unable to procreate); unfruitful; unproductive; sparse (in)
infécondité: infecundity, infertility
inféodation: infeudation, enfeoffment; allegiance
inféoder: to infeudate; to subjugate, to subdue
inférence: inference
inférer: to infer (make an inference)
inférieur: lower, under; inferior; less than or equal to. ≤, ⩽
inférieurement: inferiorly
infériorité: inferiority
infériorité numérique: numerical disadvantage; penalty kill