1530s, from Late Latin incestuosus "incestuous," from Latin incestus "unchaste" (see incest). Figurative use is from 1744. Related: Incestuously; incestuousness.
inceptive
incertitude
incessancy
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incest
incestuous
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inchmeal
inchoate
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inchworm
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