Words Starting With INFE

91 words start with INFE. Scores range up to 23 points (INFECTIVENESSES), averaging 15 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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Plural of INFEASIBILITY.

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The state of being impossible or impractical to achieve.

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Not possible to do or achieve.

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The quality of being impossible to do or carry out.

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To cause disease by introducing a pathogen into a body or substance.

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An agent that causes infection.

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Plural of INFECTANT.

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Past tense of INFECT.

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Someone or something that infects.

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Plural of INFECTER.

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Present participle of INFECT.

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Invasion and multiplication of pathogens in the body causing disease.

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Plural of INFECTION.

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Able to be passed from one person to another.

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In a way that spreads or is catching.

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The quality of being able to spread disease.

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Capable of causing infection.

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In an infectious manner.

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The state or quality of being able to spread disease.

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Plural of INFECTIVENESS.

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Plural of INFECTIVITY.

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The capacity of a pathogen to cause infection.

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That which causes infection.

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Plural of INFECTOR.

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Third-person singular present tense of INFECT.

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Unable to produce offspring.

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Plural of INFECUNDITY.

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The quality of being unproductive or infertile.

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Material fed into a machine for processing.

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Plural of INFEED.

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Obsolete form of enfeoff; to give someone a feudal estate.

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Past tense of INFEFT.

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Present participle of INFEFT.

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The act of granting feudal property rights.

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Plural of INFEFTMENT.

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Third-person singular present tense of INFEFT.

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Plural of INFELICITY.

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Unfortunate or inappropriate in expression.

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In an unfortunate or inappropriate manner.

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A lack of suitability or grace.

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Felt deeply or sincerely, as if from within.

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Alternative form of enfeoff, to grant land in fee.

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Past tense of INFEOFF.

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Present participle of INFEOFF.

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Third-person singular present tense of INFEOFF.

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To conclude from evidence or reasoning.

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Able to be inferred or deduced.

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In a way that may be inferred.

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Archaic form of infer; to deduce from evidence.

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The act of drawing a conclusion from reasoning and evidence.

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Plural of INFERENCE.

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Present participle of INFERENCE.

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Plural of INFERENCING.

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Based on inference rather than direct evidence.

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By means of inference or reasoning from evidence.

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Offerings made to the spirits of the dead in ancient Rome.

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Alternative spelling of inferable.

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Lower in rank, status, or quality.

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Plural of INFERIORITY.

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The state of being lower in rank or quality.

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How many words starting with infe are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word start with INFE?

INFECTIVENESSES scores 23 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.