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In terrorem to Inventive In terrorem. [L.] By way of threat, for a warning. Interrupt, v. a.
Interruption, n.
Intersect, v. a. Cross, cut. Intersect, v. n. Cross each other, cut each other. Intersection, n. Crossing. Interspace, n. Interval. See Interstice. Intersperse, v. a.
Interstice, n. Interval, interspace, intervening space, space between. Interstitial, a. Intervening, intermediate. Intertangle, v. a. Intertwist, tangle, entangle. Intertexture, n.
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