Every tense, conjugated

impregnar

to impregnate, permeate (to fill pores or spaces with a substance)

impremir

alternative form of imprimir

impresionar

to impress; to make an impression on

imprimar

to prime (to apply a coat of primer paint to)

imprimir

to print

improbar

to disapprove

improntar

to imprint

improvisar

to improvise (make something up as one goes on)

impugnar

to contest, fight, oppose; to contest

impulsar

to impel, to propel; to push, to push for, to push forward, to drive, to propel, to force, to drive forward

impurificar

to impurify; sully

imputar

to impute; to ascribe; to attribute; to accuse

inactivar

to inactivate

inadmitir

to hastily turn down; quickly reject; toss out

inaugurar

to inaugurate

incapacitar

to incapacitate

incardinar

to include; to incorporate; to join; to join up

incautarse

to confiscate, impound; to seize, commandeer

Not available for this verb.

incendiar

to set fire to

incensar

to incense

incentivar

to foster, to provide incentive, to incentivize, to encourage

incidentar

to show; "to invoke a fact or omission during a trial that has effects on the case"

incidir

to have influence or affect on, to have bearing on; to enter into, to incur

incinerar

to incinerate

incitar

to incite, to provoke, to egg on

inclinar

to tilt; to bow, to lean (physically)

incluir

to include, to enclose, to contain

incoar

to start, commence (a trial)

incomodar

to bother; to annoy; to vex; to cause discomfort to someone, make uncomfortable

incomunicar

to isolate, deny communication

inconformarse

to rebel; to go against the grain

Not available for this verb.

incordiar

to bug, pester, tick off

incorporar

to incorporate; to fold, stir gently

incrementar

to increment, to increase, to rise

increpar

to rebuke, to chastise

incriminar

to incriminate

incrustar

to inlay, embed, encrust; to ram

incubar

to incubate

inculcar

to instill, inculcate (in), drum (review to establish memorization)

inculpar

to accuse; to incriminate

incumbir

to be incumbent; to correspond to, to have to do with

incumplir

to fail to complete; to disobey (rules)

incurrir

to incur

incursionar

to stage a raid; to make inroads, to make progress or gain partial or precarious entry despite an excluding force.

indagar

to investigate

indemnizar

to indemnify

independizar

to make independent; to become independent

indexar

to index

indicar

to indicate, signal, designate; to prescribe

indiciar

to index

indigestar

to give or cause indigestion; to get indigestion

indignar

to outrage; to become outraged

indisciplinarse

to rebel; to disobey

Not available for this verb.

indisponer

to cause to become indisposed; to upset, to alienate

individualizar

to individualise

indizar

to index

inducir

to induce; to lead

indulgenciar

to indulge

indultar

to pardon (grant an official pardon for a crime); to release a bull back into the wild after a fight, due to its excellent performance

indurar

to harden