1. The act of inflecting; the state of being inflected; the appearance which light exhibits when it passes near the edges of an opaque body; the variation in termination of nouns, &c., by deelension, and of verbs by conjugation; modulation of the voice.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• infecgtion,
• infction,
• unfrection,
• inflaition,
• infefction,
• inflaction,
• inflextion,
• inflictions,
• infaction,
• infiction,
• infectiokn,
• infectioin,
• infliation,
• infrction,
• invection,
• influention,
• inpsection,
• infrection,
• infecction,
• aflection

• inflation,
• inflexibly,
• inflected,
• infliction,
• involution,
• inflectional,
• influent,
• infection,
• inflammation,
• inflexion,
• inflationary,
• influence,
• inflict,
• inflexible,
• inflect.

The adjective form of the word "inflection" is "inflectional".

The plural of the "inflection" can be the "inflections".

The singular of the "inflection" can be the "inflection".