Incite means to arouse or provoke action. Some political views tend to incite debate within a party. Insight refers to mental vision or understanding. Harold is offering his own insights on how to invest carefully.
Difference between Incipient, Insipid and Insipient
Incipient means emerging, developing, or vital. During the exam, the doctor recognized an incipient cancer. Insipid means dull, without flavor. The play’s dialogue was insipid, so we left at intermission. Insipient means stupid or foolish. The article incisively pinpoints some of their insipient decisions.
Difference between Incidentally and Incidently
Incidentally means by chance or not intentionally. The word is commonly used to indicate that something is related, but not pertinent, to a topic being discussed. We like cheese. Incidentally, cheese has lots of calcium. Incidently is not a word.
Difference between Inapt and Inept
Inapt means inappropriate or unsuitable. The only flaw in the film is an inapt and annoying soundtrack. Inept means awkward, clumsy, or uncoordinated. His inept words during the speech made him look incompetent.
Difference between Inanition and Inanity
Inanition is a lack of vitality or spirit, or exhaustion from hunger. The cheerleaders’ inanition irritated the basketball coach. The report details how the prisoners were starved into inanition. Inanity means a total lack of meaning, ideas, or sense. He resented the inanity of the tasks given to him daily.
Difference between Inalienable and Unalienable
Either word is correct, but inalienable is more common today.
Difference between In the same vane and In the same vein
In the same vein, which means similar or on the same topic, is the correct phrase. Author Jack Higgins writes in the same vein as Ian Fleming.
Difference between In tact and Intact
Intact is always one word.
Difference between In regard to and In regards to
In regard to, without an s, is the correct phrase. Sometimes you can avoid this phrase by substituting words like on, about, or concerning. He notified us in regard to (on, about, concerning) the change.
Difference between In fact and Infact
In fact is always two words. In fact, it’s a surprise the team scores as well as it does.
Difference between In depth and Indepth
In depth is always two words. Let us take an in depth look at news stories.
Difference between Impracticable and Impractical
Impracticable means not capable of being done. The extensive damage made repairing the car impracticable. Impractical means having little practical value. A plan for a new stadium would be seen as impractical.