irregular
not following custom or rule; uneven
The procedure was a bit @, but the agent followed it anyway.
illiterate
having little or no education, especially, not able to read or write; showing lack of education
Although he was an adult, he was still @ since he did not go to school.
impolite
lacking good taste or training; lacking consideration and courtesy: rude
He apologized the next day for his @ behavior, and wished he had done better.
incessant
going on and on: not stopping or letting up
The noise from the factory was @, and Julie just could not go to sleep.
improbable
unlikely to be true or to occur
It was highly @ that the newcomer would learn quickly enough to participate.
fraudulent
based on or done by trickery or dishonest methods
They gained their ends by @ means, and were found out by the law.
immaculate
having no stain or blemish: pure; perfectly clean
The classroom was @, since the children had just finished cleaning it.
nestle
to lie close and snug; to settle as if in a nest
The baby liked to @ close to his mother while he nursed.
impregnable
not able to be captured by assault
The fort was virtually @, since it was surrounded on three sides by cliffs.
irreplaceable
not able to be substituted by something new
The crystal vase was @, since it had come from Europe with her grandparents.
unruly
not yielding easily to rule or restriction: uncontrollable
The children ran out in an @ bunch, happy that the class was over.
inconceivable
impossible to imagine or believe
It was @ that they had moved so many boxes, and yet they had!
illegible
impossible or very hard to read
His handwriting was completely @, and he had to type his letters.
innocent
free from sin: pure; free from guilt or blame; free from harmful influence or effect
The children were carefree and @, happy in their homes and community.
irreverent
showing lack of honor or respect
Talking back to his mother was wholly @ and unacceptable behavior.
illicit
illegal
The governor's was an @ use of state money for his own, private ends.
impious
not having or showing love for God; without great loyalty to a person or thing: irreverent
The word @ is a synonym for "irreverent".
immeasurable
impossible to find the size, extent, or amount of
Their gratitude was @, for it was a very large favor indeed.
disconsolate
very sad
When she could not find her doll, Lucy was @.
irreparable
not capable of being repaired or regained
The broken radio was @, and Philip had to buy a new one.