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Show IN INT by the negation or deftruction of fome | InconcervarLy. ade. [from 7neonrerv thing; inconfiftency with fomething able. In a manner beyond comprehenThe manifold ucompgfidilities and lubricities o fion t adeg e beyo hum comp ematte *Ba y ttot the outward expreflions of love ‘in man «good Chriftians be greater to fome other object tha o God? Or is this incompetible with the fincerity Hammond of the love of God We know thofe colours whic hav a friendthi with each other, and thofe which are Zxzcompatible by mixing together thofe colours of which we woul Dryden make trial Senfe I have proved to be izcompatible qith mer bodies, even thofe of the moft compound and elaboBent rate textures 2, It is ufed fometimes with 7 petible to continued or fucceflive motion, and depend upon the incompoffibility of things fucceflive wit infinitude Hale adv IncompPaA'TIBLY from incompetent. incompetibly #. f [incompetesice Inability wan Fr o adequate ability or qualification *Qur not being able todifcern the motion ofa fha.dow ofa dial-plate, or that of the index pon a clock ought to make us fenfible of the incomperency o our eyes to difcern fome motions of natural bodie Boyle incomparably tlower than thefe ad) Ixco'MPETENT [ an competent. Not fuitable; not adequate ; not propor~ ionate. In the civil law it denotes {fom -defect of right to do any thing Richard I1I his brethren ha their iffues upo =¥he moft incompetent judges of facred things Dryden An equal attraétion on all fides of all matter, i Juft equal to no attradtion at all ; and by this mean all the motion in the univerfe muft proceed fro whic caufe for the formation of a world i a incompeten Bentley INco'MPETENTLY. adv. [fromiucompetent. Uafuitably; unduly IncompLETE. adf. [iz and complete, No perfect; not finifhed Itpleafeth him in mercy toaccount himfelf /ncomPlete, and maimed without us Hooker In incomplete 1deas we are apt to impofe on ourfelves and wrangl wit others efpeciall they have particular and familiar names wher Locke IxcoMPLE/'TENESS. 7 /. [from incomplete. Imperfection; unfinifhed ftate The incompletenefe of our feraphick lover's happi#efs, in his fruitions, proceeds not from their wan of fatisfattorinefs, but of an intire poffeflion. Boyle INCOMPLI'ANCE. 7. / [iz and compliance. 1. Untra@ablenefs ; impraGticablenefs ; con traditious temper Self-conceit produces peevithnefs and incomplianc of humour in things lawful and indifferent, Tilstfon 2. Refufal of compliance . Confider the vaft difproportion betwee the worf . Inconveniences that can attend our incompliance wit -men, and the eternal difpleafure of an offended God Rogers. Ixcomrolsep. adj. [in and compofed.] Difturbed; difcompofed; difordered much ufed of infinitud Incompetible to continue or fucceffive motion, and depends upon the incompgffibility of the very natur of things fucceffiv o extenfive with infinitude ye Incowcer/r18LE that incompo/fibility is more confpicuous in difcret quantity, that arifeth from individuals already actuall conceptus Hale's Origin of Mankind No INcompo'sstBLE. ad). [in, con, and pyffible. Not pofiible together ; not pofiible but b the negation of fomething elfe, INCOMPREHENSIBILITY. 7. /i [incompre the fhock o ftoo t b conceived man, that hat duration without cor an-eterna Hale. ruption, fhould after be corrupted INcoNCLUDENT Lat conceiveablenefs; fuperiority to humu underftanding INcoMPREHE'NSIBLE. adj. [incomprebenfs adj |in an concludens Inferring no confequence The depofitions of witnefles themfelves, as bein falfe, various, contrariant, fingle, enconcludent Ayliffe's Paver ble, ¥r..in and comprebenfible. 1. Not to be conceived; not to be full under{tood InconcLUsIVE Not enforcin adj an conclufiv t o any determinatio Inconcrvu'siveLy the moft valuable part of us, and annexing izcomprebenfible rewards as an eternal weight of glory Haminond [i mind; not exhibiting cogent evidence Tin His precepts tend to the improving and perfe@in adwe [fro / ducon lu Srve. Without any fuch evidence as determines the underflanding . InconcLU'sivENESS. #. f. [from inconclu Milto Jrwe. ] Wait of rational ogency Stars that feem to rol Spaces incomprehenfible One thing more is incomprehenfible in this matter could perecive the weaknels and inconclyfivencfs of incomprebenfibl for wha fubftance not fully digefte to be converted and altered, i While the body too ftrong for the efficient that {hould-convert it i 7. /. [from in INcOMPREHE'NSIBLENESS I might argue from God's incomprebenfiblenefs if we could believe nothing but what we have idea of, it would be impoflible for us to believe God i Watts incomprehenfible INcoMPRrREHE/NSIBLY. @dv. [from zucomIn a manner not to be con© prebenfible. ceived cefs is to be called crudity and inconcotion. Bacon I underftand, remember, and reafon better in m riper years,/than when I was a child, and had mn The ftate of being indigefted; unripenefs immaturity The middl capable of be ‘Whil An INCONCE/IVABLE &dj [inconceivable gi7 Pbslzp: inharmonious without limitation without ftipulation From that whic is but truein a qualified fenfe and abfolute verity is inferred an inconditiona Brown wil and loudly tell us Brownv hourly prompt us our corruption we are fons of earth quave Without exception Brows of ourfelve lrre Lat, Inconpi'TIONAL. adj. {7z and dnditional. INconcEALABLE. adj. [in and conceal. Not to be hid; not to be kept fecret The inconcealable imperfetion Baco fuiting notes wit e rhy Carol incondir inconcurrin but things devoid of all efficiency i and altered converte too ftrong for the cfficient that fhould convertit, i is all that while crude and inconcott; and the pro concurring caufes to b Now fportive yout IncoNcU/RRING. adj. [inand concur.] No fro body Inco'wprTE. adj. [inconditus gular; rude; unpolifhed INcoMPRESSIBILITY, #. /i [from zncompreffible.] Incapacity to be {queezed int lefs room onl th Bacor's Nat. Hiff cefs is to be called crudity and inconcoélion Hardneéfs is the reafon why water is incompre/fible Cheyne when the airledged in it is exhaufted derive effets no imper produceth fuc which is a kind of putrefa&ion ing comprefled into lefs {pace The whic a@ion fe& bodies, is fitly- called inquination, or inconcoction [incomprelfible, Er No inconcoét. [ fro . f Inconco'cTioN and from whom are all things, is incomprebenfibl Locke infinite iz and co;flpmfl'f/‘/fi. Hale organical parts lefs digefted and Fwcomcoéied We cannot but be affured that the God, of who adj and the pro is' all that while crude and incencol? comprehenfible. ] Unconceivablenefs INcoMPRE/SSIBLE in fyllogifm, have bee adj. [in and concof?.] Unimmatur ripened. InconcolcrT Incenco/cTED but that which can no where be comHooker. every wher prehended wherewit _i,.;civ: mifled b ca others, better fkille fom Prefence every where is the fequel of an infinit an plaafible difcourfe an artificial long Not now ufed z. Not to be contained at firft hearing {yllogifm i unfkilfu man INcoNDI'TIONATE. adj. [in and condition. Not limited ; not reftrained by any con ditions;. abfolute They afcribe to God, in relation fo every man an cter'nnl, unchangeable, and inconditionate decre Fr Incomprehenfible ; | of eleGion or reprobation in and conceivable \ Boyle not to be conceived by the mind [z and conformity. / 7 Y O'RMI Incon Such are Chrift's promifes, divine inconceivabl others o pradtic th wit anc Incompl promifes; a blifs to be enjoyed to all eternity, an W that by way of return for a weak obedience of fom Hammond few years It is inconceivable to me, that a {piritual fubLocke ftance {hould reprefent an extended figure Ho two cthers can be ditfufed through all fpace perfing VYou. I No It is incqneeptible how any-fuc Ixcomrossisi/LiTy Quality of being not poflible bu [in and conceptible ‘not ufed one of which acts upon the other, and by confequenc . fo [from incompoffi lat. adj incomprehenfible; inconceivable. A ‘wor Somewhat incompofed they are in their trimming _ and extraordinary tender of their young ones. Howel éle. ~Does-that ‘man take a rational courfe to preferv himfelf, who refufes the endurance of thofe lefle troubles, to fecure himfelf from a condition zconceivably more miferable South be equally The laws of vegetation and propagation are th arbitrary pleafure of God, and may vary in manner Bentley incomprehenfible to our imaginations ito the opinion of the world, in {pight of any pro*. seftation which 1 can enter againft the prefent age *-as incompetent or corrupt judges Dryden Laymen, with equal advantages of parts, are no alone repugnanc falfe an to reprove, the groffer faults of others Gouernment of the Tongue 1 thank you for the commiflion you have give ~ame: how I have acquitted myfelf of it muft be lef impulf th Locke ancomperent pretexts, the one of attainder, the othe of illegitimation Bacon Every fpeck does not blind a man, nor does ever infirmity make one unable to difcern, or incompeten externa 'J‘houg t a refolution, out of hatre to difabl henfion benfibilité, Fr. from incomprebenfible. ] Un Inconfiftently from incompatible. INCO'MPETENCY [fo cannot have the fame fitnefled in any modification More diftinguithed The repugnaney of infinitude is equally rcom i N is rea&te upon withou and confoundin inconceivabic retarding flmtteriqg ene another' motiens dxi» i Newton's Optics have thought-their opinio to be, tha inconformity with the churth of Rom wa utte no a extremity whereunto we {hould be drawn for a time but the very mediocrity itfelf, wherein they mean we fhould ever continue Hooker Inconrvu'ston. u f | iz an Diftin&nefs. = Not ufed confufion. The caufe of the confufion in founds, and th inconfufion in {pecies, vifible; is, for that the figh o worket |