Words Starting With INV

321 words start with INV. Scores range up to 24 points (INVIGORATIVELY), averaging 15.4 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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US INVALID
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Capable of being invaded.

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To enter by force, especially with an army.

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Past tense of INVADE.

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Agent noun of INVADE.

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Plural of INVADER.

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Third-person singular present tense of INVADE.

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Present participle of INVADE.

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Capable of being invaginated.

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To fold inward or enclose within a sheath-like structure.

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Past tense of INVAGINATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of INVAGINATE.

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Present participle of INVAGINATE.

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The folding inward of a layer to form a pocket.

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Plural of INVAGINATION.

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A person incapacitated by chronic illness or injury.

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To make legally or logically ineffective or void.

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Past tense of INVALIDATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of INVALIDATE.

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Present participle of INVALIDATE.

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The act of making something legally or logically void.

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Plural of INVALIDATION.

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One who or that which makes something invalid.

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Plural of INVALIDATOR.

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Past tense of INVALID.

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One who makes invalid or disables.

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Superlative form of INVALID.

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The state of being an invalid.

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Plural of INVALIDHOOD.

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Present participle of INVALID.

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Plural of INVALIDING.

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The condition of being chronically ill or an invalid.

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Plural of INVALIDISM.

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Plural of INVALIDITY.

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The state of being null, unsound, or lacking force.

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In a manner that lacks validity.

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The quality of being invalid; lack of validity.

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Plural of INVALIDNESS.

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Plural of INVALID.

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Of extremely great worth or value; priceless.

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The quality of being extremely valuable.

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In a manner that is beyond measure or priceless.

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An iron-nickel alloy with very low thermal expansion.

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Plural of INVARIABILITY.

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The quality of never changing.

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Not changing or able to change; constant.

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The state of never changing.

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Plural of INVARIABLE.

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In every case; always.

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The property of remaining unchanged under a transformation.

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Plural of INVARIANCE.

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Plural of INVARIANCY.

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The state of being invariant; invariance.

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A property that stays unchanged under a transformation.

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Plural of INVARIANT.

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Plural of INVAR.

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The act of entering a place by force, especially with an army.

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Plural of INVASION.

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Tending to spread destructively or intrude without permission.

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In a way that involves intrusion or penetration.

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The quality of being invasive or intrusive.

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How many words starting with inv are there?

There are 321 words starting with inv.

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What is the highest-scoring word start with INV?

INVIGORATIVELY scores 24 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.