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Show as Sowt bee There fat a esrtain man, impatenz in his feet, bein writes it; and impoflem to hav © amognwe, an abfcefs. A colleétion of pu rulent matter in a bag or cyft Now rotte difeafes, ruptures, catarchs, and blad ~ ders full of impofthumes, make prepofterous difcoShakefpeare veries An errar in the judgment is like an impofiem in th head, which is always noifome, and frequently mortal South Fumes cannot tranfude through the bag of an pofthume Haruvey Shakefpeare The impotent poor might be reliev'd, and the idl forced to labour 3. Without power of reftraint Then, impoten [impofture; French im poftura, Latin.] Cheat; fraud; fuppofititioufnefs; .cheat committed by giving t perfons or things a falfe charadter i That the foul, and angels have nothing to do wit groffer locality . 1s generally opinioned; but who i it that retains not.a great partof the impoffure, b allowing them a definitive #47, which 1s ftill bu To Impo'unp Which he calls his Unfhaken pofiible . fatherlefs children, old decrepit perfons, ideots, an Had there not been @till remaining bodies, the legitimate offsprings of the antediluvian earth, 'twoul Sir f. Hayward eripples or the imporence of exercifing anima Weaknefs have been an extravagant an dertaking to have gone abou thing concerning it Arbuthnot motion, attends fevers God is a friend and ‘a father, whofe care fupplie our wants an defends impotence ou an fro Rogers hereafter This is not a reftraint or Zmpotency; but the roya prerogative of the moft abfolute king of kings; tha he wills to.do nothing but what he can; and tha he can do nothing which is repugnant to his divin Bentley goodnefs 2. Ungovernablenefs of" paffion. fignification; awimi impotentia 2, Untra@able Lati Impra/cTICABLENESS Yet all combin'd, ( 1 Your beauty and my impotence of mind 3+ Incapacity of propagation Dulnefs with obfcenity muft prove As hateful, fure, as inmpotence.in love A caftle ftrongly feated on a high rock, <joinet Hermaphrodites Dryden To call for evil upon himfelf or others IMPRECA'TION Pope at re im fr nc Fr on at impre Curfe; prayer by which any evil 1i imbecillity o the impotent, and not pleafe ourfelve Hooke Yet wealth is 7mpoten :IE)‘ th To gain dominion, or to keep it gain'd Although in dreadful whirls we hungs High on the broken wave I knew thou wert not flow to hear Nor impotent to faye Milton 2. Difabled by nature or difeafe In thofe porches lay a great multitude of /mpoten Fobny v- th With imprecations thus he fill'd the air . y' pr u te ig un th r he tu Ne r And an [from. imprecate. adj I'MPRECATORY Containing wifhes of evil gn pr an [i a w N E P T, I fil t g u y wi fil T Latin. the include the parts an lives" of "its profelytes that any branch fhoul Decay of Piety {2. [Impregner, French.} ' To fill3 to fatu rate 3. Inzthe following examples may be perhaps an adjeiive impregnate Impregnate, from thei loing they the Duryden's Firgil . O flimy juige With native earth their blood the monfters mix'd The blood endu'd with animating heat Did in the impregnate earth new fons beget. Dryd IMPRECNA'TION. 7. f. [from impregnate. prolifick; fecunda 1. The a& of makin tiomn The ought to refer matters unt firft begettin o counfellors bu impregnation when.they are elaborate in the womb: of their coun fel, and grow ripe to be brought forth, then: the Bacor.take the matter back into their own hands 2, That wit nated Wha which any thing is impreg- could -implant in tiie body fuch peculia impreguations,.as fhould have fuch power > Derbam. 1. [Fmpregnation, Fr. Saturation Ainfav ImprejU/DICATE. adj. |in pre, and judico, Latin. Unprejudiced; not prepoffefled; impartial The folid reafon of one ma wit impresudicat apprehenflons, begets as firm a belief as the autho rity or aggregated teftimony of many hundreds Brawi My mother fhall the horrid furies raife yj Od n' pm Ch on at re im Wi Sir John Hotham, uncurfed by.any imprecatior o g Ki ds he ' fo f eld hi an ow hi mine, pai heart that it is hard .to imagin want a due fertility ImprEPARA/TION, 7 /o [/ and preparation. Unpreparedrefs; want of preparation Pope Addifor's Speciator folk, of blind, halt, and withered impregnat withed to another or himfelf power bea 7. Jfo [imprecatio, Latin althoug of both fexes, cannot impregrate themfelves. Browwn Chriftianity is of fo prolifick a nature, fo apt t which is th Sawift 7o IMPRE/GNATE. . @ -[inand pragn Datin. 1. To fill with young; to make prolifick iz [fro 2. Untra@ablenefs; ftubbornnefs 75 I'MIPRECATE. w. a. [imprecor, Latin. potens, Latin. 1, Weak ; feeble 5 wanting force ; wantin We that are firong muf Rowwe than the impraéticablencfs-of doing this IMPOTENT. adj. [impotent, French; im ftubborn I do not know a.greater mark of an able minifter than thatof rightly adapting the feveral faculties of men, nor is any thing more to be lamente Milton in hofikity 1.-Impoflibility and en Them in his anger, whom his anger fave To punifh endlefs 7 / unaffe®ed ImrrE'oNABLY. adv, [from inpregnable. In fuch'a manner as to defy force o practicable. or unaware ‘To give his enemies their wifh unmanageable That fierce impracticable natur Is govern'd by a dainty-finger'd girl Will he, fo wife, let loofe at once his ire Belike through inzpotence impracticable unto determine an Woodward To preach up the neceflity of that which our experience tells us is utterly impratticable, were t affright mankind with the terrible profpect of uniRogers verfal damnation whofe compaflion in Chritt we hope for eternal glor DNEilton The man's affe®ion remains wholly uncon cerned and /mpregnable; juft like a rock, whi being plied continually by the waves, ftili throw them back again, but is not at all moved South unfeafible ; im-- to be performed . by an ifthmus to the land and is impregrnably forti Sandys fied Shakefpeare's Henry V The king Seeing him ‘wander about, I took him up for ftray, and impounded him, with intention to reftor Dryd him to the right owner 1. No unmoved vinerble t Hith taken and impoxnded as a ftra as youn Sandys ‘There the capitol thou fee'ft YmpoTENCE n [ [impotentia Latin. ER EMPO Se R po'w (ToI I'mpoTENCY ble atic [imp adj LE ICA A/C Imp 1, Want of power; inability; imbeeillity le. ica pra an i ch Fre weaknefs. Some were poor by impotency of nature inclofed with a wal Of ftrength impregnable Se to fhut in Shak Haft thou not him, and al Pope Englan Irene And fill the world. with follies and Zmpofures Which he hath given for fence impregnable And with their helps alone defend ourfelves 2 2,.'To fhut up in a pinfold. South Tr. man's force wasable to keep down an army. Sidrey Let us be back'd with God, and with the feas Above the reft lifting his ftately hea On the Tarpeian rock, her citade Ipregnable The-great care was rather how to /mpound th rebels, that none of them might efcape, than tha Bacon - any doubt was made to vanquifh them never able to crown his ufurpe [impregnable T'wo giants kept themfelves in a caftle, feated upo imposent. confine while his army believed him real in his zeal againf kingthip; but when .they found out the impofure upon his afpiring to the fame himfelf, he was pre adj 1. Not to be ftormed; not to be taken Dryden [in and pound 1. 'To inclofe as in a pound Evelyn referve We know- how. fuccefsful the late ufurper was greatnefs with that title Form new legends) IMPRE'GNABLE Pounnp. clean.sh data import.tsv out README this myferious art, wichout /mpo/fure or invidiou an w,a Thomfon. the top of a rock, impregnable, becaufe there wa no coming to it but by one narrow path, where on Ignobly vain, and Zimpotently great Shew'd Rome her Cato's figure drawn in ftate Open to them fo many of the interior fecrets o {ently deferted Forms lucid ftones Proud Cefar, midft triumphal cars The fpoils of nations, and the pomp of wats Glanville's Scepfis imagination [fro Miltom Th? unfruittul rock itfelf, impregn'd by thee He told beau Prim, who is thought impotent that his miftrefs would not have him, becaufe h is a floven, and had committed a rape Latler I'mroreNTLY a@dv Without power impregn' With reafon, to her feeming her filence broke 4. Without power of propagation South Impo'sTURE. %. of tongue Thus turbulent in rattling tone the fpoke Shame and pain, poverty and ficknefs, yea deat and hell itfelf, are but the trophies of thofe fatal conquefts got by that grand Zmpofior, the devil, over th teluded fons of men [ Awimi im Yet rung of his perfuafive words With jealous eyes at diftance fhe had feen Whifp'ring with Jove, the filver-footed queen impofiror, Latin.] One who cheats by fititious character Temple to mak pregnant In her ears the foun ])oz‘czz:.: Impo'sToR. 7. [o [impoftenr, ¥r, from impofe with any matter or quality a cripple from his mothers's womb, who never ha walked Aty xiv I have learn'd that fearful commentin Is leaden fervitor to dull delay Delay leads impotent and fnail-pac'd beggary apoffem fo erroneoufl writte I'M' Ll Impreparation and unreadinefs whe they find i us, they furn it to the foothing up of themfelves Hooker 7 IMPRE'SS «. a [impn-'_mfl, Latm. 1, 'Ta print by preffure; to ftamp Whe |