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inutilisé: unused; not used
inutilité: uselessness, inutility; useless thing
invagination: invagination
invaginer: to invaginate
invaginé: invaginated
invaincu: undefeated
invalable: invalid; unacceptable
invalablement: invalidly, unacceptably
invalidant: invalidating
invalidation: invalidation
invalide: disabled person
invalide: disabled; invalid, null, void
invalidement: invalidly
invalider: to invalidate, void
invalidité: disability
invalidé: invalidated
invariabilité: invariability
invariable: invariable
invariablement: invariably
invariance: invariance
invariant: invariable
invariant: invariable
invasif: invasive
invasion: invasion
invective: invective
invectiver: to insult, shout abuse (at)
invendable: unsaleable / unsellable, unmarketable
invendu: unsold article, unsold item
invendu: unsold
inventaire: inventory (list of items); stocktake (the process of taking stock)
inventaire intermittent: periodic inventory
inventaire permanent: perpetual inventory, continuous inventory
inventer: to invent (to make something for the first time); to invent (to create a mistruth)
inventeur: inventor
inventif: inventive
invention: invention
inventivement: inventively
inventivité: inventiveness, ingenuity
inventorier: to inventorize
inventorié: inventorized
inversable: invertible; unpourable
inverse: inverse, the other way round
inverse: the inverse, the contrary
inversement: inversely, conversely
inversement proportionnel: inversely proportional (proportional to the reciprocal of the independent variable)
inverser: to invert; to revert; to get reversed; to go the other way round
inversible: invertible (which has an inverse)
inversif: inversive
inversion: inversion; deviance (especially sexual)
inversion accusatoire: reverse accusation, DARVO, victim-blaming
inversé: inverted
invertase: invertase
inverti: an invert; a homosexual
invertine: invertase
invertir: to invert
invertébré: invertebrate
invertébré: an invertebrate
investigateur: investigator
investigation: investigation, examination
investir: to invest; to lay siege to, to besiege; to install into office, to vest, to give formal authority to