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Show E "This they did partly as faithful witneffes; makin a mere relation of what God himfelf had reveale an ‘them unt partt expoxnders carefu a Hooker teachers, and perfuaders thereof The beft he was Dryd. Fuv And faithfulleft expounder of the laws « EXPRE'SS 9 exprelfus [exprimo a Latin. to reprefent 1. To copy; to refemble So kids and whelps their fires and dams exprefs Dryden And fo the great I meafur'd by the lefs \ Adorn a dream, expreffing human form The {hape of him who fuffer'd in the florm. Dryden 2. Toreprefent by any of the imitative arts as poetry, fculpture, painting Each ikilful artift thall expre/s thy for Swmith's Phadra and Hippolitus In animated gold 3. To reprefent in words; to exhibit b language ; to utter ; to declare Lefs than half we find expre/? n ar they have learned thofe founds, yet ther cetermine idea laid u in thei minds Lacke which are to be expreffed towothers by them In moral ideas we have no fenfible marks tha refemble them, whereby we can fet them down: w Locke have nothing but words to expre/s them by True wit is nature to advantage dreft What oft was thought, butne'er fo well expreff. Pope Others for language all their care exprefs Pope ‘And value books, as women men, for drefs T fhe tears amon when the ancients th ifhould exprefs their gratitude to the gods with joy Broome aas efteemed a prophanation 4. To fhew or make known in any manner No longer fhall thy bodice aptly lace That air and fhape of harmony expre/s Fine by degrees, and delicately lefs | Prior z. To utter; to declare; with the reciproca pronoun Mr. Philips did exprefs himfelf with much inPope dignation againft me one evening 6. To denote Mofes an their names to defignate Aaron too thefe me exprefed b Numb. i. 17 7. To fqueeze ‘out; to force out by compreffion. Among the watry juices of fruit are all the fruit out of which drink s expreffed; as the grape, an thejapplessitigaiia Bacon 8. To extort by violence, or elicite by art a Latinifin More than thy deeds': 'tis only judgment waits thee Ben Fonfon Art'did expref A quinteflence even from mnothingnef From dull privatives and lean emptinefs. Donne Exere'ss. adj. [from the verb. 1. Copied ; refembling ; exactly like Of his prefence many a fig Still following thee, ftill compafling thee roun ‘With goodnefs and paternal love ; his fac Exprefs, and of his fteps the track divine. Milton 2. Plain; apparent; declared in dire@ terms There hath been fome doubt whether containin in Scripture do import exprefs fetting dow in plai terms ; or elfe comprehending in fuch fort, that b reafon we may from thence conclude all things whic are neceflary Hooker There is not any pofitive Jaw of men, whethe general or particular, received by formal expref <onfent, as in councils; or by fecret approbation but the fame may be taken awayjif occafion ferves All the gazers on the fkies Read not in fair heav'ns flor Expreffer truth, or truer glory "Than they might in her bright eyes 3. Clear ; not dubious no proper ufe Stilling fleet Where reafon or fcripture is exprefs for an opinion, or action, we may receive it as of divin Locke. authority 4+ On purpofe ; for a particular end They who are not, induced to believe and live a they ought, by thofe difcoveries which God hat made in Scripture, would ftand out againft an evidence whatfoever; even that of a meffenger fen Hooker Ben Sonfon This feems to b 1 love to feel myfelf of an exprefs and fettled judgxnent and affection in things of the greateft moment T1he power of expreffion! tion by words 2. A meflage fent King Charles Not ufual They do not only contradiét the general defign an particular expreffes of the gofpel, but trefpafs againf all logick and common fenfe Norris ExprE'ssteLE. adj. [from expref:. 1. That may be uttered or declared The beginning of the worfhip of i agesAS f:flffi weftern parts, was by the folly and fuperftitio of th people, exprefsly againft the will of their o n biflmrp‘ inftruétive expreffions by fpeech, wherewit a with an inftrumen as conduciv to the quict and order of focial [fe are exprefs/y commanded by our religion Exrre'ssure Not ufed There is a myftery in the foul of flate }Vhich hath an operation more diving Than breath or pen can give expreffure to. Shakefp 'The form Not uvfed th likenef by the colour of hisbeard, the manner.of his gait the exprefJure of his eye, forehead he fhall find himfelf perfonated Shake[p More fertile frefh than all the field to fee To EXXPROBRATE w. a. [exprobro, La To exprobrate their ftupidity, he induces th providence of ftorks: now, if the bird had bee unknown th illuftratio ha bee glorify him by the fame obfervances Brown The goodnefs we glory in, is to find out fome what whereby w may judge others to be ungodly each other's fault we obferve as matter' of expro Hooke bration, not of gtief Th wit Parthians exprobration of Craflus' thirt after money, poured gold into his mouth afte flb‘b'ot. he was dead 1t will be a denial with fcorn, with a tauntin exprobration; and to be miferable without commiferation, is the height of mifery. Sourh's Sern No need fuch boafts, orexprobrations fal Of cowardice: the military moun The Britifh files tranfcend in evil hou For their proud foes Philips To ExPRO'PRIATE. w. a. [ex and groprins Latin.] To make no longer our own; hold no longer as a property. No O'erlook her crimes, and think fhe ought to live Tickell And four fair queens, whofe hands fuftain a flow'r Th' exprefflve emblem of their fofter pow'r. Pope of the ma- | and difpofe obfcure, an Expronra/TiON. 7 f [from exprobrate. Scornful charge ; reproachful accufation act of upbraiding Thofe juices that are {o flefhy, as they canno make drink by exprefion; yet may make drink b mixture of water Bacon "The juices of the leaves are obtained by exprefion from this juice proceeds the tafte Arbuthnot is the moft expreffive acknowledgmen Skakefp tin.] To charge upon with reproach; t impute only with blame; to upbraid. 3. A phrafe; a mode of {peech 4. The a& of {queezing or forcing out an thing by a prefs A vifible and exemplary obedience to God's law others t Rogers ExPRE'$SIVELY. adv. [from exprefive.] I a clear and reprefentative way More's Dive Dial. | BXPRE'SSIVENESS, 2, /i [from exprefive. Th' expreffure that it bears, green let it be Broome And ev'ry tear in lines fo mournful flows We, fpite of fame, her fate revers'd believe Not ufed And nightly, meadow fairies, look you fing Like to the garter-compafs in a ring the exprobration not fo proper Each verfe {o fwells exprefive of her woes and complexion 3. The mark; the impreffion any thoughts are uttered Exrre'ssive. adj. [from exprefs.] Havin the power of utterance or reprefentation With of before the thing expreffed reprefented I will dvop fome obfcure epiftles-af love, wherein fuitable t infidelity in very ftrong exprefjions No 1. Expreflion; utterance a ma To noble thoughts, whofe flame fhall ne'er decay Buckingham The poct, to reconcile Helen to his reader brings her in as a penitent, condemning her ow Rogers.' z /i [from expref difufed. 2.' The form or mode of language in whic am} fovereignty of God Atterby All the duties that the beft political laws cnjoi{ the excellency of his foul, for the communication o his thoughts Holder on Speech jefi Stilling fleet enter on the argument in general, but even of feveral particular accidents o it likewife, which they handed downwards to th fucceeding ages, with notes of the greateft terror expreffible Woodward's Natural Hiffory to the variety o Fhis account I exprefsly give of them, when z 2. 'I'hat may be drawn by {queezing or expreffion Exprr/sston. 7. [ [from exprefs. 1, The aét or power of reprefenting an thing Hooke, Bearing the king's will from his mouth exprefsl They had not only a memory and tradition of i alone is endowed we fh to be gathered Who dare crofs 'em I am content my heart fhould: be difcovered t the world, without any of thofe popular captation which fome men ufe in their {peeches and expre/fes There- is nothing ‘comparabl on unlefs we exprefs/y extend this in ev?r, particl:lg-? Articles of belief, and things which all ~melx{:-i e do, t Gu//{';vefr's Travels 3. A declaration in plain terms Add It doth not follow, that of necefl the em an exprefs t the end they may be faved, are eithey el c prgfsly fet down in Seripture, or elfe pla nly thereh the firft moment I was difcovered notice of it b h ExerE'ssLy. adj. [from exp efsi] In dire terms ; plainly ; not by implication ; po generally. The king fent an expre/s immediately to th marquis, with all the particular informations Clarendon As if expreffes from all parts had&come With frefh alarms threat'ning the fate of Rome Diyd. Fuv eror had earl frepr outdo Lucretiu ExprE'ss. 7 /. [from the adjeive. 1. A meflenger fent on purpofe Upo O The murrain has all the exefefiwmy; tha w r clean.sh data import.tsv out README can give: it was here tha irgil ftrained har Auerbury exprefs from the other world But ill exprefion fometimes give alla Halters and racks cannot exprefs from the As to the teftimonies of the fathers, let them b never fo exprefs againtt all forts of prayers and inyocations, they hold only of fuch a fort of prayer Milton Envy bid conceal the reft Thoug EX Eixe ufe When you have refigned, or rather configneg d entr b ther an God t wil your expropriate d towa on nfat difp hi al you,fo wil t hi e l w o u y o a th @ f e e, i Seraphick Love l. c? _y DB EXPU'GN @. a. [expugne, Latin. conquer; to take by affault T n C . g p e / 2 ExrucNa'Tio tu f a b n k t o a t f n 2\ l v n u c h n e V o i m the ,expu complifh T |