Correct spellings for INCINATE
- incarnate He is the epitome of charm and charisma; a true gentleman incarnate.
- inchoate The candidate presented an inchoate plan for economic reform, lacking clear objectives and specific strategies.
- incinerate The firefighter used a powerful torch to incinerate the pile of debris.
- incite His fiery speech was meant to incite a revolution against the unjust regime.
- incubate The scientists decided to incubate the bacteria at optimum temperature for faster growth.
- indicate The sudden change in temperature can indicate a shift in seasons.
- infinite The possibilities are infinite when it comes to exploring the vastness of the universe.
- innate Innate characteristics such as resilience and adaptability help individuals overcome difficult challenges.
- insinuate He was careful not to directly accuse her, but his words seemed to insinuate that she was guilty.
- intimate They had an intimate conversation by the fireplace, sharing their deepest thoughts and fears.
