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Show IN IN 3. Not to be blotted out or effaced I marre Wilful perpetration of unworthy a&ions brand 2, Not to be annulled [i 7 f InprLicacy l.cncy of a human foul, and fome intimations of it dilicacy. an I)Id('f)t'fldé'fl{_‘y on matter Want of delicacy; want of elegant decency it ths queenef | acon iteum k Latin.] To mark any thing with inequalities like a row of teeth; to cut i indfl INDEPENDENT, adj and dependent. 1. Not depending other o ¢ c'nun' feit f fobin Prone on the ground as fince but on his rea Circular bafe of rifing folds, that tower' Fold above fold, a furging maze feraikt Hister Trent, who (g {ha Broun cuttin i counterpart ther, that Iai o a contrat on each other o toge to make a compact. Shall we buy treafon, and izdent with fears When they have loft and forfeited themfelves Shakefpeare He defcends to the folemnity of a paét and coveDecay of Piety nant, and has iadented with us Ixpe'sT. 2 lity; incifure [fro the verb. indentation Inequa 'This is lit tle ufed Trent thall not-wind with fuch a deep indent Torob me of fo rich a bottom here. ~ Shakefpeare IypenTa'TiON. 2. /i [in and dews, Latin. An indenture; waving in any figure The margins do not terminate in a fireight line but are indented; each indentation being continue in:a. (mall ridge, to the indentatio on the oppofite. margin that anfwers i Woodward Inpe!NTuRE. 2 [ [from indént.] . A cove- nant, fo named becaufe the counterpart are indented or cut one by the other; eoniract, of which there is a copnterpart on, an depen t fa was withou world neve Addifon of the cantons as t 2. Not relating to any thing elfe fuperior caufe or power The confideration of our underftanding, whic is an incorporeal fubftance 1'71d¢7)¢77de;1ffi'ofzz matter and the contemplation of our own bodies, which hav all the ftamps and charaéters of excellent contrivance thefe alone do very eafily guide us to the wife Au Bentley all things INDEPENDENT. 2 /. One who in religiou affairs holds that every congregation s complete church, fubje& to no fuperio anthority., We thall; in our {ermons take occafion to juftif fuch paffages in our liturgy as have been unjuftl quarrelled at by prefbyterians, independents, or othe Sandesfon puritan fectaries A very famous independent minifter was head of Addifon's Spectator college inthofe times INDEPE NDENTLY. adv. [from independent. Without reference to other things they ma to bargain 'To contract w Locke men in that ftate The town of St. Gaul is a proteftant republick of the abbot,.-and ‘under the protectio independent Difpofe lights and fhadows, without finifhing ever Dryden thing independently the oneof the other fit, and any want of ‘conformity may difcover a fraud. finc in a ftate of nature, th Milron [from the metho con neverthelefs independent upon him in that refpect South ar ment gover nden indep o prince al Sinc like fome earth-born giant, fpread %o INpE'NT. w. 2 G an Cyc‘ation muft needs infer providence, and God' {nakmg the world irrefragably proves that he govern it too; or that a being of dependent nature remain His thirty arms along the izdented meads Iiilton The margins on each fide do not terminate in fraight line, but are indented Woodward no i confequently dependent on thor o Shakefpeare's As you like i Into a bufh The ferpent then, not with izdented wave Fr not fupported b not relying on another proper but fuddenly Seeing Orlando, itunlink'd itfelf And with indented glides did {lip awa [independant trolled. It is ufed with on, of, or fiom before the objet; of which ox feems mof K green and gilded {nake had wreath'd itfelf Who with her head, nimble in threats,. approach' The opening of his mouth Pope n [in' / 7 T Inpese' merit o dyfert.] Wan but no This is an ufeful word much received Thofe who were onee looked on. as. his equals are apt to think the fame of his merita reflectio Addifon on their own izdeferts INDE'S1NENTLY. adv. [indefinenter, French in and definio, Latin.] Without ceffation They continue a month indefinently Ra on the Creation diideffr an [i adj BLE /CT INDESTR ble.] Not to be deftroyed Glafs is fo compaé an firm a body that it i Boygle indeftruclible by art or nature ideter an [i adj INDEFERMINABLE deb t no fixed b t No nable. fined or fettled bebu end th i it obfeu onl no 1 Ther infcrui perio it a that world th ginning*o table, fo is its nativity indeterminable Brown é i r t d i j a IN Fr. not de Unfixed 7z and determinate. fined ; indéfinite The rays of the fame colour were by turns tranf at on mitte thicknefs and reflete anothe a thicknefs, for an izdeterminate number of fucceffions Neawton's Opticks INDETE'RMINATELY. @dv. [in and deter minately.] Indefinitely ; not in any fettled manner His perfpicacity difcerned the loadftone:to refpect the North, when ours beheld it izdeterminately Brown The depth of the hold is indeterminately exprefle Coins Arbuthnot o in the defcription INDETERMINED. adj. [in and determined. Unfettled And liv'd juft as you fee I do About his-nec felime I cry'd, enough for me So botljght an annual rent or two and out ; to make to wave or undulate 1ybe!'u Syt i) \ bfi'fldj l a tooth [E'rz antf([em =. a Pope My bread and independency 1 will ufe all means, in the ways of amneft and indemnity, which may moft fully remove al fears, and bury all jealoufies in forgetfulnefs 7o INDE'N'T hout ha[iivf Give me King Charles fon o us lofe our honeft and our independence curity from punifhment; exemption fro punifhment Dl)‘d:' whatever fhe makes u lofe, as long as fhe never make Infolent fignifies rude and haughty, izndemnify t Watrts keep fafe INDE'MNITY. 7. f. [indemnité, French.] Se g Addifon Let fortune do her worft Your papers would be chargeable with worf than indelicacy, they would be immoral, did yo treat deteftable uncleannefs as you rally an impertiAddifon nent felf-love INDE'LICATE. adj. [iz and delicate.] Wanting decency ; void of a quick fenfe o decency IspeEMNIFICA/TION. 7. /. [from indemnify. 1. Security againft lofs or penalty 2. Reimburfement of lofs or penalty To INDE'MNIFY. v. a. [iz and damnify. 1. To fecure againft lofs or penalty 2, To maintain unhurt wal'ft Dreams may give us fome idea of the great excel Spraz paftors and ftewards of it to the world's end Afcham's Schooln. | Freedom ; exemption from reliance o controul; ftate over which none has power. to confecrat an with izdenture Englifh good matter is quit InpeP E,N DENCE. | # /. [independance, ¥r InpEPE/'NDENCY in and dependence. They are endued with izdelible powet from abov to feed, to govern this houfehold Hall's chronicle muc The critick to his grief will in How fir;nly thefe indentures bind with indelible charaGers the name and memory King Charles Thy heedlefs fleeve will drink the colour'd oil Gay's Trivia And fpot indelible thy pocket foil LNT unfixed We thould not amufe ourfelves with floating word of indetermined fignification, which we can ufe inLocke feveral fenfes to ferve a turn InpeETERMINATION. 7.fi [in and determination.] Want of determination; want of fixed or ftated direétion By contingents I underftand all things which ma be done, and maynot be done, may happen, orma not happen by reafon of the indetermination or 2e~ Bramball cidental concurrence of the caufes devotigns Fr. in an 7. /[ [indevotion Inpevo'TroN Want of devotion';-irreligion Let us mak the church the fcene of our peni~ tence, as of our‘faults; deprecate our former izdewotion, and, by am exemplary revesence, redrefs th fcanda Decay of Piety of profanenefs Inpevou'r. adj. [indevot, Fr. in and dewout.] Not devout; not religious; irreligious yet curfes more; whil He prays much he i Decay of Prty meek, but indevout 2. /. [Latin. InpEx the pointer out 1. The difcoverer Taftes are the indexes of the different qualities o plants as well as of all forts of aliment Arbuthnot That which was once the izdex to point out al virtues, does now mark - cut that past of the worl Decay of Piety refides where leaft of the 2.. The hand that points to any thing, as t the hour or way They have no more -inward felf-confcioufnefs o what they do or-fuffer; than the index of a watch, o Bentleye the hour it points to 3. The table of contents to a book. In fuch indexes, although {mal To their fubfequen volumes there is fee The baby figure of the giant maf Shakefpecre Of things to come, at large 1f a book has no index or gaod-table of contents 'tis very ufeful tomake one as you are reading and in' your izndex to'take notice only of parts ne Watts to you InpEXTERIT 72 / [i an dexterity. sWant of dexterity; . want of readinef want of handinefs; clumfinefs ; aukwardnefs The indexterity of our confumption curers demon ftrates their dimnefs in beholding its caufes. Harvey UnD1aAN Arrow-root. #. ). [marcanta, Li\t'. A root A fovereign remedy for the bite of wafps, and th poifon of the manchinee tree This roo the In dians apply: to extract the venom of their arrows I'spia plant Crefs I'spia Fig plant.. I'xp1a u. z. f Miller [acriviola, Lat.] = Miller. [opuntia Latin.} Miller Red. z [ Is a fpecies of ochre; a very fine purpl earth an of a fir compact textare, and great weight I'NDICANT. adj. [indicans, Latin. ing; pointing out; that whic Hil Show dirett what is to be done in any difeafe, T |