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Show PE DE y f e r f h h o d u f h €yru e y D d y l d a y n t t t w For He@ ff e k t a t u f t e n 2. To h i pended o f u c t r t r o o f 3. To detai y l d o v h i r f u t a o w Thyrfis o l M a i d m hi a h t o b n l The bud n r t t t w n x m a w t t e fl Sh g o a i b t a b s o t m i d m . O u i e d a s l w a o w u r t n r ‘Wand ways And with thefe arts the Trojan match delays Dryden Be mindful, goddefs, of thy promife made Muft fad Ulyfles ever be delay'd Pope o f a c t o f T z @ adtio There feem to be certain bounds to the quick e i o t o o f e c f t o f n o f a nef e t i w n y b s n m o i h o a t on Locke - can neither delay nor haften DerLa'y. z /. [from the velzb. i e n l i a i f r o p i r f d 1. ina&ivity 1 have learn'd that fearful commentin - 1s leaden fervitor to dull delay Jay leads impotent and fnail-pac'd beggary 11 a c R re pe ke Sh The condu& of our lives, and the managemen Locke of our great concerns, will not bear delay 2. 5tay s top. .. The) l;eeper charm'd, the chief without dela Dryden Pafs'd on, and took th' irremeable way One tha DELA'YER. 7 /o [from delay. defers ; a putter off DELE'CTABLE adj. [deleiabilis, Lat. . Pleafing ; delighttul Ev'ning now approach For we have alfo our ev'ning, and our morn Milton We ours for change deleable, not need He brought thee into this delicious grove *This garden, planted with the trees of God Milton Deleftable both to behold and tafte Some of his attributes, and the manifeftation thereof, are not only highly delecZable to the in telleftive faculty, but are fuitably and eafily con ceptible by us, becaufe apparent in his works; a his goodnefs, beneficence, wifdom, and power Hale The apple's outward form Delectable, the witlefs fwain beguiles Till that with writhen mouth, and fpattering noife Philips - He taftes the bitter morfel DELE'CcTABLENESS. 7 /. [from deleiable. Delightfulnefs; pleafantnefs Dere'craBLy. adwv. Delightfully ; pleafantly Derecra'rion. n Pleafure ; delight [delefatio Lat. Sir T More 70 DE'LEGATE w. a. [delego, Latin. 1. To fend away 2. To fend upon an embafly 3. To entruft; to commit to another' power and jurifdi&ion As God hath imprinted his authority in fevera parts upon feveral eftates of men as princes pa sents, {piritual guides; fo he hath alfo delegate and committed part of his care and providenc unto them Taylor As God is the univerfal monarch, fo we hav all the relation of fellow-fubje@ ca preten n farthe to him jurifditio ove | 4 To appoint judges to hear and deter mine a particular caufe De'LEGaTE. 7 [ [delegatus, Latin.] deputy; a commiflioner; a vicar; an one that is fent to aét for, or reprefent another If after he Any fhall live, which dare true good prefer Ev'ry fuch perfon is her delegate ‘T" accomplifh that which fhould have been he fate Donne They muft be fevere exattors of accounts fro their delegates and minifters of juftice Taylor Let the young Auftrian then her terrours bear Great s he is, her delegate in war Prior an eac other, than what he has delegated to us Decay of Piety With joyous pride the fummons I'd obey. ~ Pope De‘LEGATE. adj. [delegatus, Latin. De puted ; fent to act for, or reprefent, an The woman that deliberates is loft Mot Grave-belly was deliberate Not rafh like his accufers Shakefp. Coriolanus 2. Slow ; tedious ; not fudden; gradual Commonly it is for virtuous confiderations, tha wifdom fo far prevaileth with men as to mak them defirous of flow and deliberate death, againf the flream of their fenfual inclination Hooker Echoe are fome more fudden, and cho DELI'BERATELY. adv. [from deliberate. 1. Circumfpeétly ; advifedly ; warily He judge to a hair of little indecencies; know an 2 «. a. [from deleo, Latin. To blot out Dig Devere'rRi0US Deadly adj. [deleterius, Latin. deftruétive o poifonou quality Many things, neither deleterions by {ubftance o quality, are yet deftru€tive by figure, or fome occafional aétivity De‘LeTERY Brown adj. [from ableterius; Latin, Deftruétive ; deadly himfelf fo fa Slowly as t fall bu gradually DELYBERATENESs . / [ fro delibe rate.] Circumf{petion ; warinefs ; coolnefs; caution They would not ftay the fair produ@ion of aéts in the order, gravity, and deliberatenefs befitting parliament DeLiBERA'TION King Charlese 7. [/ [deliberatio, Lat. The ac of deliberating ; though order to choice i If mankind had no power to avoid ill or choof D:& 7o DELE'TE never hazard what is not to be written plods on deliberately5 and, as a grave man ought is {ure to put his ftaff before him Dryden tion from either of the archbifhops, ar decided Ayliffe's Parergon DeLeca'rrON. #. [ [delegatio, Latin. 1. A fending away 2. A putting in commiffion 3. The aflignment ofa debt to another DrrEnt'ricaL. adj. [delenificus, Latin. Having virtue to afluage or eafe pain agai as foon as the voioe is delivered; others are mor deliberate, that is, give more fpace between th voice and the echo, which is caufed by the loca nearnefs or diftance Bacon Princes in judgment, and their delegate judges muft judge the caufes of all perfons uprightly an impartially Taylor. Dr'vecaTES [Court of]. A court wherei all caufes of appeal, by way of devolu Addifon DEL1"BERATE. adj. [deliberatus, Latin. 1. Circumfpe&; wary; advifed; difcreet better than any ma good by free deliberation, it fhould never be guilt of any thing that was done Hammond's Fundamentals DEery'BERATIVE, adj. [deliberativus, La tin.] Pertaining to deliberation ; ap to confider Der1'BERATIVE. 7. /. [from the adjective.] The difcourfe in which a queftio is deliberated In deliberatives, the poin is, what is evil; an of good, what is greater5 and of evil, what is lefs Bacor poifonous Nor do€tor epidemick Though ftor'd with delerery med'cines Which whofoever took is dead fince DE'LICACY. . / [delicateffé, French, o E'er fent {o vaft a colon To both the under worlds as he 1. Daintinefs; pleafantnefs to the tafte delicie Hudibras DevLe'T10N. 7. /. [deletio, Latin. 1. A& of rafing or blotting out z. A deftruction Indeed, if there be a total deletion of every perfo of the oppofing party or country, then the victor is complete becauf non reémain to cal queftion DEeLFE. 1. A mine Yet coul and charges be fo flow could fuffic [fro belpan Saxon dig. a quarry t I mean of tafte, fight {mell, herbs, fruits, an Milton 4. Softnefs ; elegant or feminine beauty ma of goodl prefence i who ftron making took not away delicacy, nor beauty fiercenefs Sidney 5. Nicety; minute accuracy Van Dyck has even excelled him in the delicac of his colouring, and in his cabinet pieces Dryd You may fee into the fpirit of them all, an form your pen from thofe general notions and delicacy of thoughts and happy words. Felton 2. Barthen ware ; counterfeit China ware 6. Neatnefs; elegance of drefs Thus barter honour for a piece of de/f No, not for China's wide domain itfelf Thefe delicacie Walks, and the melody of birds a pit dug. made at Delfz Miltsn flow'rs not fuch mines, without great pain if at all, be wrought : the de/fs woul with waters, that no gins or machine to lay and keep them dry Ray on the Creation 2. Nicety in the choice of food 3. Any thing highly pleafing to the fenfes Hale 7 / Latin, On hofpitable thoughts intent What choice to choofe for delicacy beft it i Smart DeviBa'TioN. z. [ [delibatio, Latin. An eflay; a tafte 7o DELI'BERATE. . n. [delibero, Lat. To think, in order to choice ; to hefitate A confcious, wife, reflefting caufe Whic To beautify the worldy and blefs the night ? Prior Their due conncétion with the end defign'd Blackmore Vor. I In fpite of all the virtue we can boaft other Why does he wake the correfpondent moon And fill her willing lamp with liquid light Commanding her, with delegated pow'rs When love once pleads admiffion to our hearts Ele€t by Jove, his delegate of fway Derr Out break the tears for joy and deleation DE freely moves and aéts by reafon's laws That cah deliberate means ele@, and fin 7 Politenef of manners groffnefs contrar t 8. Indulgence; gentle treatment Perfons born of families noble and rich, deriv a weaknef of conflitutio fro th eaf an luxury of their anceftors, and the de/i acy of thei own education. ‘Tc‘v:[w!e 9. Tendernefs ; fcrupuloufnefs An zcalou counjry muf for promotin conquer-al the interef of hi that ftendernef an clean.sh data import.tsv out README df./‘"u"\‘ |