imagery
imagery 1. आकृति "The poem is imagery."

imaginable
imaginable 1. कल्पनीय "The house has the most spectacular view imaginable."

imaginary
imaginary 1. काल्पनिक "The story is purely imaginary."

imagination
imagination 1. भावना "He does it have much imagination."

imaginative
imaginative 1. कल्पनाशील "The enlibity were imaginatively displayed."

imagine
imagine 1. विचार करना "Imagine a house with a big garden."

imam
Imam 1. इमाम "Imam leads the prayer is a mosque."

imbalance
imbalance 1. असंतुलित "A serious imbalance between our import 4 export trade."

imbecile
imbecile 1. मूर्ख "Bill has an imbecile behavior."

imbecility
imbecility 1. मूढता "Don't go imbecility."

imbibe
imbibe 1. पीना "Don't imbibe for your's sake." 2. आत्मसात करना "Imbibe the eternal knowledge."

imbroglio
imbroglio 1. अव्यवस्था

imbue
imbue 1. भर देना "politician imbued with a desire for social change."

imf
IMF 1. International monetary fund "Her very cleaver at imitating her Irish accent."

imitate
imitate 1. नक़ल करना "Without the chairman support the committee is important."

imitation
imitation 1. नकली, अनुकरण "Imitation jewellary is used now a days."

imitative
imitative 1. अनुकरणशील "Children try to be imitative is their actions."

immaculate
immaculate 1. शुद्ध "Great men's life are immaculate."

immaterial
immaterial 1. अनावश्यक "The world around them is immaterial for saints."

immature
immature 1. अपरिपक्व "Immature fruits should not be plucked."

immeasurable
immeasurable 1. अपरिमित "The convert of effort put in scientific research is immeasurable."

immediacy
immediacy 1. कालिक~सन्निकटता

immediate
immediate 1. अव्यवहित "for every action there is an equal, immediate and opposite reaction."

immediately
immediately 1. तत्काल "The cyclone victims^H^[[C were immediately shifted to the hospital."

immemorial
immemorial 1. अति प्राचीन "The sight of Taj mahal is immemorial."

immense
immense 1. अमित "Rosy was followed by a this shop - girl staggering under an immense white dress."

immensity
immensity 1. अनंतता "We can't trace the immensity of the time. ."

immerse
immerse 1. डुबाना "immerse the potatoes in water for their better cooking."

immersion
immersion 1. निमज्जन "Ganesh immersion is held on the 1.th day of Ganesh utsav."

immigrant
immigrant 1. देशांतर में बसनेवाला "Many Indian immigrants contributed to the flood relief."

imminent
imminent 1. सन्निकटत

immobile
immobile 1. स्थिर "The characteristic of land is immobile in nature . Land is immobile."

immobilize
immobilize 1. अचल करना "satellites in space were immobilized."

immoderate
immoderate 1. अत्यंत "The climate in African countries is immoderately extreme."

immodest
immodest 1. निर्लज्ज "Rita was immodest."

immoral
immoral 1. अनैतिक "uneducated & illiterate persons are immoral in their character."

immortal
immortal 1. अमर

immortality
immortality 1. ? "exemption from death,Nobody can attain immorality."

immortalize
immortalize 1. अमर बनाना "The generous act done by Shyam immortalized him."

immovable
immovable 1. अचल

immune
immune 1. उन्मुक्त "I am immune to small pox as a result of vaccination."

immunity
immunity 1. उन्मुक्ति "Artificial immunity is given to people suffering from diseases."

immunization
immunization 1. प्रतिरक्षण "All India immunization program is going against polio."

immunize
immunize 1. उन्मुक्त करना "have you been immunize against polio yet."

immure
immure 1. बंद करना "He immured himself in his room to work undisturbed."

immutable
immutable 1. अपरिवर्तनीय "Dress code in college was an immutable decision."

imp
imp 1. छोटा प्रेत या पिशाच "Children are scared by the imp is the bungalow."

impact
impact 1. प्रभाव "Her speech made an tremendous impact on every one." 2. टक्कर "The impact caused a dent in the car."

impair
impair 1. बिगाड़्ना "Too much alcohol impairs your ability to drive."

impale
impale 1. छेदना "In trying to climb the fence he had impaled his leg."

impalpable
impalpable 1. न समझने योग्य "She was an impalpable person lushing in his imagination."

impart
impart 1. प्रदान करना "Ram has to impart with some of has money as tax."

impartial
impartial 1. अपक्षपाती "impartial justice is provided to everyone in a secular state."

impartiality
impartiality 1. अपक्षपात "His impartiality is known by everyone in the city."

impassable
impassable 1. अगम्य "Roads became impassable by fallen trees."

impasse
impasse 1. बंद गली "The negotiations his reached an impasse with both sides refusing to compromise."

impassioned
impassioned 1. जोशीला "The leader impassioned his people to revolt against the industrialist."

impassive
impassive 1. भावना शून्य "The accused sat impassively as the judge sentenced him to her years in prison."

impatience
impatience 1. अधैर्यता "The managements growing impatience towards union made the situation worse."

impatient
impatient 1. अधीर "The patient was very impatient to meet the doctor."

impatiently
impatiently 1. अधीरत से "Piyush was impatiently waiting for the train to arrive."

impeach
impeach 1. महाभियोग लग़ाना "The prisoner was impeached of the charge of theft and."

impeachable
impeachable 1. दोष लगाने योग्य "Dowry is an impeachable offense."

impeccable
impeccable 1. निर्दोष "His written Hindi is impeccable."

impecunious
impecunious 1. निर्धन "He is an impecunious student."

impedance
impedance 1. प्रतिबाधा "She is an impedance between me and my friend."

impede
impede 1. रोकना "Regulation impede imports."

impediment
impediment 1. विघ्न "The main impediment to growth was lack of capital."

impedimentalla
impedimentalla 1. प्रतिबन्धक~सामान "He came with his wife, six children, four dogs 4 various other Impedimentalla."

impel
impel 1. प्रेरित करना "I was impelled to investigate the matter further."

impending
impending 1. आसन्न "His impending arrival."

impenetrability
impenetrability 1. अभेद्यता "The impenetrability that prevents the scientists to discover some." "mysteries."

impenetrable
impenetrable 1. अभेद्य "Computer jargon is completely impenetrable to me."

imperative
imperative 1. अनिवार्य "It is absolutely imperative that we make a quick decision." 2. आदेश सूचक "In go the verb is imperative. "

imperceptible
imperceptible 1. अतीन्द्रिय

imperfect
imperfect 1. त्रुतिपूर्ण "His imperfect knowledge about his subject always gets him in trouble."

imperfection
imperfection 1. दोष "Imperfection in his work made him to lose his job."

imperial
imperial 1. शाही, प्रतापी "The imperial army supressed the rebellion."

imperialism
imperialism 1. साम्राज्यवाद "Imperialism prevailed in the Ancient times of India."

imperialist
imperialist 1. साम्राज्यवादी "The imperialist's desire. ."

imperil
imperil 1. जोखिम में ड़ालना "Soldiers imperil their lives for protecting their country."

imperious
imperious 1. उद्धत "Rita is an imperious personality."

imperishable
imperishable 1. अविनाशी "Land is an imperishable gift of nature."

impermanent
impermanent 1. नश्वर "Now a days the jobs of educated persons are mostly impermanent."

impermeable
impermeable 1. अभेद्य "An impermeable rock."

impersonal
impersonal 1. निरपेक्ष "Lets keep the discussion impersonal so as not to en bored] anyone."

impersonate
impersonate 1. पररूप धारण करना "He can impersonate many well known politicians."

impersonation
impersonation 1. अभिनय करना "He does impersonation of TV personalities."

impertinent
impertinent 1. दृष्ट "It would be grossly impertinent to tell her how the job should be done."

imperturbable
imperturbable 1. अविचलित "she was one of those imperturbable people who never get angry."

impervious
impervious 1. अभेद्य

impetigo
impetigo 1. चर्मपूय "Impetigo is as infectious disease."

impetuous
impetuous 1. जल्दबाज़ "Don't be so Impetuous."

impetus
impetus 1. गतिबल "What the economy needs is a new impetus."

impiety
impiety 1. अश्रद्धा "Ram is an impiety man."

impinge
impinge 1. टकराना "The workers have impinged against the factory owner."

impious
impious 1. अधर्मी "Don't be so impious."

impish
impish 1. नटखट "He takes an impish delight in shocking people."

implacable
implacable 1. कठोर "An implacable enemy."

implant
implant 1. बैठाना, बैठना "The scientists have implanted a satellite in the space."

implausible
implausible 1. अविश्वास्य "The story is implausible."

implement
implement 1. उपकरण "Man's earliest implements were carved from stones and bones."

implementation
implementation 1. कार्यान्वयन "The government is pressing for immediate implementation of its new policies."

implicate
implicate 1. फ़ँसाना "She tried to avoid saying anything that would implicate her further."

implication
implication 1. विवक्षा "They failed to consider the wider implication of their actions." 2. उलझन

implicit
implicit 1. अंतर्निहित "I have implicit faith in your abilities." 2. निर्विवाद

implode
implode 1. अंतः~विस्फोट~होना "The windows on both sides of the room had imploded."

implore
implore 1. प्रार्थना करना "They implored her to stay."

imply
imply 1. का अर्थ होना "His silence seemed to imply agreement."

impolite
impolite 1. अशिष्ट "Some people think it is impolite to ask someone's age."

impolitic
impolitic 1. अनुचित "It might be impolitic to refuse his offer."

imponderable
imponderable 1. अतिसूक्ष्म "The environmental impact is imponderable at present."

import
import 1. आयात करना "Technical equipments imported from abroad."

importance
importance 1. महत्व "This book is of great importance to me."

important
important 1. महत्वपूर्ण "There are many important works to be done yet."

importantly
importantly 1. आवश्यक रूप में "can she be trusted more importantly."

importation
importation 1. आयात "Has the importation of goods being done."

importer
importer 1. आयातकर्ता "The worlds largest importer of coconut is India."

importunate
importunate 1. दुराग्रही "I am fed up with this importunate beggar."

importune
importune 1. हठ करना "Please don't importune people."

impose
impose 1. लागू करना "I have never imposed myself on others."

imposing
imposing 1. प्रभावशाली "Her presence is an imposing one."

imposition
imposition 1. आरोपण "I would like to stay in your house if it's not too much of an imposition."

impossibility
impossibility 1. असम्भवता "It is the logical impossibility of anyone to win a nuclear war."

impossible
impossible 1. असम्भव "It is not impossible for a man to achieve high points of success in life."

impossibly
impossibly 1. असम्भाव्य रूप में "He sets impossibly high standards."

impostor
impostor 1. धोखेबाज़ "Beware of all impostors who cheat people."

imposture
imposture 1. धोखेबाज़ी "Don't pretend to be an Imposture in front of me."

impotence
impotence 1. कमज़ोरी "Some people have a feel of impotence while solving a problem."

impotent
impotent 1. शक्तिहीन "Without the chairman's support the committee is impotent."

impotently
impotently 1. नपुंसकता से "He speaks so impotently that no one would like to speak to him."

impound
impound 1. ज़ब्त करना "The police impounded his car as evidence."

impoverish
impoverish 1. अशक्त कर देना "Intensive cultivation has impoverished the soil."

impoverishment
impoverishment 1. दरिद्रता "Rich people willfully create impoverishment in the society."

impracticability
impracticability 1. अव्यवहारिकता "People might laugh on your impractibility."

impracticable
impracticable 1. अव्यवहारिक "It is impracticable to allocate a member of staff full-time to the project."

impractical
impractical 1. अव्यवहार्य "It is impractical to think that we will finish our work within one hour."

impracticality
impracticality 1. अव्यवहारिकता "Okay! Now don't speak about impracticality. Its more than enough."

imprecation
Imprecation 1. अभिचार "Ask her not to mutter those imprecations."

imprecise
imprecise 1. असंक्षिप्त "Your language is imprecise as I thought."

imprecisely
imprecisely 1. असंक्षिप्त~रूप~से "Your words are imprecisely written."

impregnable
impregnable 1. अजेय "Arsenal are in an impregnable position at the top of the league."

impregnate
impregnate 1. से व्याप्त करना "The smoke had impregnated their clothes." 2. गर्भादान करना

impresario
impresario 1. संचालक "The impresario of the Italian music concert is a man of wonderful nature."

impress
impress 1. प्रभावित करना "She knows how to impress her teachers."

impression
impression 1. छाप "Do not create false impression about your nature."

impressionable
impressionable 1. आशुप्रभावित "Rajaji's speech was impressionable to the students."

impressionism
impressionism 1. प्रभाववाद "She wants to create her impressionism in the field of painting."

impressionist
impressionist 1. प्रभाववादी "There are good impressionists in India."

impressionistic
impressionistic 1. प्रभावात्मक

impressive
impressive 1. प्रभावशाली "He delivered an impressive speech on the occassion."

impressively
impressively 1. प्रभावपूर्ण~ढंग~से "You should speak so impressively that others think about you."

imprimatur
imprimatur 1. मुद्रणानुमति "Each book should possess the imprimatur for identity."

imprint
imprint 1. मन में बैठा देना "The terrible scenes were indelibly imprinted on his memory." imprint 1. छाप "The tragedy left a lasting imprint on the community."

imprison
imprison 1. क़ैद करना "His uncle was imprisoned for fraud."

imprisonment
imprisonment 1. क़ैद "He was sentenced to years of imprisonment."

improbability
improbability 1. असम्भाव्यता "It was the improbability of his being recaptured."

improbable
improbable 1. असम्भाव्य "It is highly improbable that the level of unemployment will fall."

improbably
improbably 1. असम्भाव्य रूप से "Your work is improbably being done."

impromptu
impromptu 1. तात्कालिक "It was an impromptu drama."

improper
improper 1. अनुचित "Marks cannot be given to the improper work of the students."

improperly
improperly 1. अनुचित रूप से "Aren't you ashamed of yourself for behaving improperly in the party."

impropriety
impropriety 1. अनौचित्य "The investigation revealed no impropriety."

improve
improve 1. सुधारना, सुधरना "He has been improved a lot in his studies."

improvement
improvement 1. सुधार "There is still room for improvement in your work."

improvidence
improvidence 1. अदूरदर्शी "Her Improvidence might lead her in trouble later."

improvident
improvident 1. अदूरदर्शी "Our country has the most improvident local councils."

improvisation
improvisation 1. अप्रस्तुत या आशु रचना "One has to test one's powers of improvisation."

improvise
improvise 1. तत्काल तैयार करना "The pianist improvised a tune."

imprudence
imprudence 1. अविवेकिता "Your imprudence may lead me in loss one day."

imprudent
imprudent 1. उद्धत "It would be imprudent to invest all one's money in the same company."

imprudently
imprudently 1. असावधानी से "Do not work imprudently."

impudence
impudence 1. निर्लज्जता "I've had much of your impudence young lady."

impudent
impudent 1. निर्लज्ज "Not all people in the villages are impudents."

impugn
impugn 1. पर संदेह करना "He clearly impugned on the matter of partition."

impulse
impulse 1. आवेग "He felt an irrestible impulse to giggle and laugh."

impulsive
impulsive 1. आवेगी "Ram is a very impulsive man."

impulsively
impulsively 1. आवेगशील "I and my family will come, Ramu said impulsively."

impulsiveness
impulsiveness 1. आवेगिता "Due to excessive impulsiveness he could not speak."

impunity
impunity 1. दण्डमुक्ति "You cannot break the law with impunity."

impure
impure 1. अनिर्मल "The gold found in the earthen core is impure."

impurity
impurity 1. अशुद्धता "Petrol is used only after removing the impurities."

imputation
imputation 1. आरोपण, लाछन "His record shows many imputations being involved in this case."

impute
impute 1. दोष लगाना "Her character in the court was badly imputed by the lawyer."