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intuition n. instinct, insight, hunch, sixth sense, presentiment,
premonition, foreboding; perception, perceptiveness,
percipience, perspicacity, common sense, mother wit: Intuition
told me I should find the answer here.
invalid° adj. 1 ailing, sick, sickly, ill, infirm, valetudinarian,
disabled: His invalid sister is confined to a wheelchair.
--n. 2 patient, valetudinarian, victim, sufferer, incurable,
cripple, Chiefly US and Canadian shut-in: Many invalids have
claimed complete recovery after a visit to Lourdes.
invalidý adj. void, null (and void), nullified, annulled, repudiated,
untrue, false, faulty, erroneous, wrong, spurious; incorrect,
imperfect, impaired, unsound, untenable, ineffective: He was
driving with an invalid licence. Your reasons for quitting
school are invalid.
invaluable
adj. priceless, valuable, precious, of inestimable or
incalculable value; irreplaceable, irredeemable; costly,
expensive, high-priced, dear: The thieves made off with several
invaluable paintings.
invariable
adj. 1 unchanging, changeless, unvarying, invariant,
unwavering, constant, steady, stable, regular; fixed, fast, set,
rigid, uniform, unfailing, unexceptional: She is invariable in
her opinion of a woman's right to abortion. His invariable
routine calls for a dawn swim, regardless of the weather. 2
immutable, unchangeable, unalterable, unmodifiable: The law of
supply and demand is invariable. 3 permanent, fixed, enduring,
abiding, eternal, unaltered, unvarying, unchanged, unvaried,
unaltered, unmodified: The positions of the stars appear to be
invariable.
invasion n. 1 incursion, raid, foray, intrusion, inroad, encroachment,
trespass, infiltration; infringement, infraction, transgression,
violation: The poachers were charged with invasion of private
property. Unauthorized publication of that material is an
invasion of your rights. 2 attack, assault, onslaught,
aggression, offensive, drive, storming, blitzkrieg: The
armoured divisions succeeded in stopping the invasion.