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.

indevious by introspector420 January 17, 2018

Indevious {Indeviously} 

Noun - Adjective.

1.) A word used to state that one would like to join in on the conversation, But has nothing worth saying.

Indevious {Indeviously}

Example 1:
person1: what is john talking about?
person2: I dont know, he is being Indevious.

Example 2:
Derek: hey nathan, how was the doctor?
Nathan: Same old, you know how doctors can be.
Anthony: Indeviously.

Indevious {Indeviously} by solarbaz October 7, 2011

indeediously 

It means the same thing as indeed, just jazzed up a tad.

Joan asks if you will be going to a certain concert next Friday.

You reply, "Indeediously. I bought tickets the day the show was announced."

indeediously by Cyprus Denton Fekks March 2, 2010

ingenious 

one who is imaginative and creative.

one of the most important skills when it comes to being a successful womanizer, is the ability to be ingenious on demand.

ingenious by MintyLeila August 20, 2005

indubiously 

without doubt, completely certain

"Will you drink too much Smirnoff tonight and succumb to a random hook-up?"

"Indubiously!"

indubiously by Richard O'Neill March 4, 2009

Inferious

A force of an unmatchable aura of fear and pestilence, a force that no one should ever try and trifle with. A being which derives from, harvests, and devours souls!

"Not a single soul shall the safe from, or may ever think of hiding from an Inferious!"

Inferious by Inferious November 8, 2013

indubiously 

indeed, yes!
the archnemesis of indubitably.

you: wanna go to the movies on saturday?
me: indubiously.
you: sweet!

indubiously by RachelxCore January 11, 2009