inexistence

non-existence. Theoretically it's impossible for this to exist. Therefore only existence exists. This is why we are here.

I can prove that inexistence doesn't exist.

by Bob October 28, 2003

Inevitablist

One who believes in the inevitable. A really safe “religion” because, by definition, it will come to pass.

Sceptic: “I don’t think the sun will rise tomorrow.”
Me: “Of course it will!”
Sceptic:”Why are you always so confident? Your faith is astounding!”
Me: “I’m an Inevitablist.”

by Noel O’Gism February 17, 2021

Inevitablism

A religion; a true and accurate religion.

A religion of acceptance.

Retrospectively proven.
Prospectively...it’s just a matter of time!

Friend: “Noel, you seem so calm of late.”
Me: “I am calm. I’ve embraced Inevitablism, the religion of acceptance.”

by Noel O’Gism February 19, 2021

Inevitable Internet Entropy Theory

The theory that given time everything on the Internet will devolve into poor quality content designed to drive advertisement revenue through clickbait, stolen, and/or inflammatory content.

To see evidence of the Inevitable Internet Entropy theory one need look no further than once-lauded sites as The Huffington Post, Slate, and Time.

by Admiral Yesterday February 18, 2015

inexplopriate

The EXPLO way of saying innapropriate.

Boy: Dayummm, I want to get into her pants.
Teacher: That's inexplopriate for school!

by echoechoechoecho January 14, 2010

inexplicably

an adverb that describes something such as an action that cannot be explained or accounted for.

His car inexplicably disappeared. (meaning that his car disappeared without any logical explanation.)

by joeanne January 11, 2014

inepic

inepic in•ep•ic|ˌinˈepik|
adjective
of, relating to, or characteristic of not epic proportions.
• not heroic or grand in scale or character : his inepic journey to the store sucked because they didn't have cheesy poofs after all that walking | a tragedy of epic proportions.

• fail to support or help someone as they had hoped or expected.

• have a detrimental effect on the overall quality or success of someone or something : the whole night has been totally inepic. Where the phuck are the strippers, the donkey, and why didn't Eric Estrada show up?

(His inepic journey to the store sucked because they didn't have cheesy poofs after all that walking | a tragedy of epic proportions.)

• fail to support or help someone as they had hoped or expected.

• have a detrimental effect on the overall quality or success of someone or something : (The whole night has been totally inepic. Where the phuck are the strippers, the donkey, and why didn't Eric Estrada show up?)

by Phuckin' Phylean May 9, 2013