"irregular means, deceitful action," 1590s, from indirect + -ion.
he tried to find out by indirection
he could see through the indirections of diplomats
indignant
indignation
indignity
indigo
indirect
indirection
indirectly
indiscernible
indiscipline
indiscreet
indiscrete
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