inorganic.html - adj.
1 Chem. (of a compound) not organic, usu. of mineral origin (opp. ORGANIC).
2 without organized physical structure.
3 not arising by natural growth; extraneous.
4 Philol. not explainable by normal etymology.

inorganic chemistry the chemistry of inorganic compounds.

inorganically adv.

inorganic.html - adj.
1 Chem. (of a compound) not organic, usu. of mineral origin (opp. ORGANIC).
2 without organized physical structure.
3 not arising by natural growth; extraneous.
4 Philol. not explainable by normal etymology.

inorganic chemistry the chemistry of inorganic compounds.

inorganically adv.

inorganic.html - adj.
1 immoderate; excessive.
2 intemperate.
3 disorderly.

inordinately adv. [ME f. L inordinatus (as IN-(1), ordinatus past part. of ordinare ORDAIN)]

inorganic.html - adj.
1 Chem. (of a compound) not organic, usu. of mineral origin (opp. ORGANIC).
2 without organized physical structure.
3 not arising by natural growth; extraneous.
4 Philol. not explainable by normal etymology.

inorganic chemistry the chemistry of inorganic compounds.

inorganically adv.

inorganic.html - n.
1 inattention.
2 (usu. foll. by of) non-observance (of a law etc.). [F inobservance or L inobservantia (as IN-(1), OBSERVANCE)]

inorganic.html - v.tr.
1 a treat (a person or animal) with a small quantity of the agent of a disease, in the form of vaccine or serum, usu. by injection, to promote immunity against the disease. b implant (a disease) by means of vaccine.
2 instil (a person) with ideas or opinions.

inoculable adj. inoculation n. inoculative adj. inoculator n. [orig. in sense 'insert (a bud) into a plant': L inoculare inoculat- engraft (as IN-(2), oculus eye, bud)]