indevious

Indevious literally means NOT devious. The "in", as with insubstantial or ineffective, negates whatever it precedes. IN + DEVIOUS = NOT DEVIOUS.

The strategy of the aliens, although violent and cunning on the surface, was indevious, even genuine, in its desire to create a better world.

by introspector420 January 17, 2018

infebious

all that could or ever would tangibly or intangibly possess infebiousness

Guy one: Hey did you ever hook up with that hot girl from class?
Guy two: No, guy, my game was spectacular, but it was never that infebious.

by trickyrick September 3, 2010

Indubidisubtancingly

A pleasureful substance.

That mug holds some indubidisubtancingly coffee.

by SCP-9432 July 7, 2023

infurious

incredibly furious

I'm infurious! No one takes me seriously!

by Ereck Flowers April 11, 2016

Indacious

Indacious can mean any feeling/emotion to one thing. It can express emotion as in love, hate, happieness, confusion, ect. You must expess emotion or futhur explination to reveal the form of the word to other people.

That stupid teacher is so indacious that I just want to kick him in the face.
I'm so indaciously tired right now, I just want to lay down.
Wow, that new girl is very indacious!
That kid is so indacious because he always wears pink t-shirts.

by Neumy March 14, 2009

Induberious

A state of contented aloneness.

He was trying to be induberious as he watched three of his closest friends drive away.

by TonyK. July 24, 2008

incubitus

"Incubitus" is a disease in which by long beds sores get, then by infections also rotten and must be removed.

"Incubitus" is a personal word, it comes from the latin and means a disease.

by Hexe Babajaga August 24, 2016