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prudence; injudicious. Im pru' dent lỹ, ad. indiscreetly carelessly. Im' pu dence, n. shamelessness; immodesty. Im' pu dent, a. shameless; wanting modesty. Im' pu dent ly, ad. shamelessly; saucily.

Im' pulse, n. a communicated force; motive; idea.

Im pu' ni ty, n. exemption

from punishment. Im pure, a. unholy; unchaste; drossy.

Im pu' ri ty, n. lewdness; filthiness.

Im pu ta' tion, n. an accu

sation or charge. Im pute', v. to charge upon ; to attribute; to reckon to one what does not properly belong to him.

In a bil' i ty, n. want of

power; impotence. In ac ces' si ble, a. not to

be come at.

In ac' cu ra cỹ, n. want

of exactness.

In ac' cu rate, a. not ex

act; not accurate. In ac' tive, a. indolent; sluggish.

In ac tivi ty, n. idleness; inaction; sluggishness. In ad' e quate, a. defective; disproportionate.

In ad vert' ence, n. negli

gence; inattention. In ad vert ent ly, ad. negligently carelessly. In ad vert' ent, a inconsiderate; careless.

In alien a ble, a. that cannot be alienated. In an' i mate, a. void of

life; without animation. In ap' pli ca ble, a. not to

be particularly applied. In ar tic' u late, a. not uttered distinctly.

In ar tic' u late ly, ad. indistinctly; confusedly. In at ten' tion, n. disregard; carelessness. in at ten' tive, a. regardless; negligent. In at ten' tive ly, ad. carelessly; heedlessly. In au' gu rate, v. to invest with solemnity. In au gu ra' tion, n. investiture with solemnities. In aus pi" cious, a.

un

lucky; unfortunate. In' born, a. implanted by nature; innate.

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In can ta' tion, n. an enchantment; a charm. In ca' pa ble, a. unable disqualified; unfit. In ca pa" ci tate, v. to disable; to disqualify. In ca pa" ci ty, n. inabili

ty; a want of power. In car nate, a. clothed or

embodied in flesh. In car na tion, n the act

of assuming a body. In cen' di a ry, n. one who burns houses, or sows strife.

In' cense. n. a strong perfume offered to some deity.

In cense', v. to provoke ; to enrage; to incite; to stir up.

In cen' tive, n. an incite

ment or motive.

In ces' sant, a. continual;

an

unceasing. In' ci dent, n. an accidental circumstance; event; a casualty. In ci dent' al, a. casual; happening by chance; fortuitous; occasional. In cision, n. a cut; a wound made. In cite ment, n. an incentive impulse; motive. In ci vil' i ty, n. rudeness;

a want of courtesy. In clem' en cy, n. cruelty; harshness; severity; roughness. In cli na tion, n. tendency!

to a point; affection; natural aptness. In cline', v. to bend; to lean; to be disposed. In clude', v. to enclose; to shut to comprise; to comprehend.

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In clu' sive, a. compre hending; enclosing. In cog', ad. unknown; in private; incognito. In co he' rent, a. inconsistent; disagreeing; without cohesión.

In co he rence, n. incongruity; want of connex ion.

In com bus' ti ble, a. not

to be consumed by fire. In' come, n. profit; rent;

revenue.

In com mode', v. to trou ble; to embarrass. in com mo' di ous, a. vexatious without great mischief; inconvenient. In com mu' ni ca ble, 2. not to be communicated or discovered.

In com' par a ble, a. excellent; matchless. In com pat'i ble, a inconsistent with something else. In com' pe ten cỹ, n. inability; insufficiency. In com' pe tent, a. not adequate; not proportion

ate

In com plete, a not finished; not perfect In com pre hen' si ble, a.

not to be conceived. In con ceal a ble, a. not

to be hid or kept secret. In con ceiv' a ble, a. not

to be conceived or im: agined. In con ceiv' a bly, ad. beyond comprehension In con clusive, a. not conclusive; not convincing. In con di" tion al, a un

limited; unrestrained. In con gru' i ty, n. incon sistency; disagreement. In con' gru ous, a. inconsistent; not fitting. In con sid' er a ble, a. unworthy of notice. In con sid' er ate, a. careless; thoughtless. In con sid' er ate ly, thoughtlessly.

ad.

In con sist' en cy, n. un steadiness; incongruity.

In con sist' ent, a. contra

ry; incompatible. In con so' la ble, a. not to be comforted.

In con' stan cỹ, n. unsteadiness; mutability. In con' stant, a. not firm; unsteady; variable. In con test' a ble, a. not to be disputed ; certain. In con' ti nence, chastity.

n. un

In con' ti nent, 2. unchaste.

In con ve' ni ence, n. un

fitness; disadvantage. In con veni ent, a. incommodious; unfit.

In cor po rate, v. to form into one body; to mix; to unite.

In cor rect', a. not nicely finished; not exact. In cor' ri gi ble, a. bad beyond amendment. In cor rupt' i ble, a. not capable of corruption or decay

In cor rup' tion, n. a state of purity.

In crease, v. to grow; to make more.

In' crease, n. augmentation; produce.

In cred' i ble, a. not to be believed.

In cre du li ty, n. hardness of belief.

In crust a' tion, n. an adherent covering.

In cu ba' tion. n. the act of sitting upon eggs. In cul' cate, v. to impress by admonitions. In cum' bent, a. imposed as a duty; lying or leaning upon. n. one in possession of a benefice. In cum' ber, v. to embar

rass.

In cur', v. to become lia

ble to; to deserve. In cu' ra ble, a. hopeless;

not to be cured. In cur sion, n. an inva. sion; attack; inroad. In cur va' tion, n. the act

of bending.

In debt' ed, a. in debt; having incurred a debt; obliged.

In de cen cy, n. indeco. rum; any thing unbecoming.

In de' cent, a. unbecoming; unfit to be known. In dec' o rous,

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In de corous, decent; unbecoming. In de fat' i ga ble, a. unwearied with labour. In de fer ési ble, a. not to

be cut off; irrevocable. In de fen' si ble, a. what

cannot be defended. In def' i bite, a. unlimit

ed; undeterminate. In del' i ble, a. not to be

erased, or annulled. In del' i ca că, n. a want of elegant decency. In del' i cate, a. wanting decency; rude.

In dem' ni fy, v. to main

tain unhurt.

In dem' ni ty, n. exemp

tion from punishment. In den' ture, n. a covenant or deed indented. In de pend' ence, n. freedom; exemption from reliance or control. In de pend' ent, a. free; not controllable. In de ter min ate, a. indefinite; not defined.

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In dis pen' sa ble, a. not to be remitted.

In dis po 'sed, a. disor

dered; disqualified. In dis po 'si" tion, n. a disorder of health; dislike.

In dis pu' ta ble, a. incon trovertible.

In dis' so lu ble, a. binding | forever; firm; stable. In dis tinct', a. not plainly

marked; confused. In di vid' u al, a. single; | undivided. n. every single person.

In di vis i ble, a. what cannot be divided.

In' do lence, n. laziness; inattention.

In' do lent, a. lazy; care

less inattentive.

In du' bi ta ble, a not doubtful.

In duce', v to persuade; to influence; to bring

on.

In duce' ment, n. motive

tle favourable. In dus' tri ous, a. diligent;

laborious.

In' dus try, n. diligence; assiduity.

In e' bri ate, v. to intoxi

cate; to make drunk. In e bri a' tion, n. intoxi. cation; drunkenness. In ef' fa ble, a. unspeakable.

In effect' u al, a. without

power to effect; weak. In ef fi ca' cious, a. inef

fectual; feeble; weak. In ef' fi ca cy, n. want of

power; want of effect. In el' e gant, a. not be coming; mean; despicable.

In e qual'i ty, n. uneven.

ness; disproportion. In ert', a. sluggish ; dull. In es' ti ma ble, a. above

all price; invaluable. In ev' i ta ble, a. unavoid. able; not to be escaped.

for doing a thing.
In duct', v. to put in actual
possession of a bene-In
fice.

In due', v. to invest.
In dulge', v. to favour; to
fondle.

In dul' gence, n. fondness;
forbearance; tender

ness; favour granted. In dal' gent, a. kind; gen

In ex cu sa ble, a. not to
be excused or palliated.
ex haust'i ble, a. not to
be drained.
In ex' o ra ble, a. not to be

moved by entreaty.
In ex pe' di ent, a. impro-
per inconvenient.
In ex pe' ri ence, n. a want
of experience.
| In ex' pi a ble, a. not të

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