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Show 1 N o TeNE He might fecurely enough have engaged his bod of horfe againft their whole inconfiderable army there being neither tree nor bufh to interrupt hi charge Clarendon This motion of the heavenly bodies feems partl uninterrupted, as that of the firft moveable interpolated and /nrerrupied Hale 2. T hinder one from proceeding by in terpofition Anfwe no befor tho haf hear t}}c caufe neither izterrupt men in the midft of their talk Ecclef. 1. - 3. 'To divide; to feparate; to refcind fro continuity InTerrU'PT. 2dj. Containing a chafm Seeft thou what rag Tranfports our adverfary, whom no bounds Nor yet the main abyfs wide izzerrupt, can hold Milton "InTERRU'PTEDLY adv [from interrupted.] Not in continuity; not withol froppages Th liquor .incident ligh wil hav tha meet its beam wit eithe a groffe refrate o imbibed, or elfe refleCted more or lefs interruptedl than they would be, if the body had been unmoiftened INTERRUP/TER. Boyle on Colours 7. f [fro intersupt. He who interrupts INTERRU'PTION pterruptio 7. / [znterruption ¥r 1. Interpofition; breach of continuity Places fevered from the continent by the interruption of the fea Hale's Origin of Mankind interpofition You are to touch the one as foon as you have give a ftroke of the pencil to the other, left the inzer ruption. of time caufe you to lofe the idea of on part 3 Dryden's Dufrefnoy Hindrance ftop; let; obftruétion Bloody England into England gone O'erbearing interruption, fpite of France Shak 4. Intermiffion This way of thinking on what we read, wil be a rub only in the beginning; when cuftom ha made it familiar, it will be difpatched withou refting or interruption in the courfe of our reading Locke Amidft the interruptions of his forrow, feein his penitent overwhelmed with grief, he was onl able to bid her be comforted Addifon Intersca'rurar. adj. [inter and feapula Lat.] Placed between the fhoulders o InTERsCI'ND. w. ao [inter and feindo Latin. To cut off by interruption D4 o INTERSCRIBE. @w. @ [inter and feribo Lat. To write between Dig Incerst'canr. adj. [interfecans, Latin. Dividing any thing into parts To INTERSE'CT, w@. a. [interfeco, Lat. To cut ;. to divide eac other mutually Perfect and viviparous quadrupeds fo ftand i their pofition of pronenefs, that the oppofit joints of neighbour legs confift in the fame plane and a line defcending from their navel inferfeéi at right angles the axis.of the éarth Brown Excite fomewha by a vigorou depref INnTERSE/CT each other loadftone its animate terfect the hovizonta .2z th needle wil extreme eircumference and inBrown To meet and crof The fagittal future ufually begins at that poin where thefe lines interfeéi Wifeman's Surgery INTERSE'CTION from #nterfeit. each other The firft {tar of Aries, in the time of Meton th Athenian, was placed in the very interfeétion, whic is now elongated, and moved eaftward twenty-cigh Brown. degrees Ships would move in one and the fame furface and confequently muft needs encounter, when the either advance towards one another in direct lines Bentley or meetin the interfestion of crofs ones 7. [, |interfeltio, Lat Point where lines crof They did fpout over interchangeably from fid to fide in forms of arches, without any inzerfectio or mecting aloft, becaufe the pipes were not oppofite Wottow's Arehiteciyre f IfI may interfert a fhort fpeculation, the dept of the feais determined in Pliny to be fificen fur InTERSE'RTION. 7. /i {from interfert. An infertion, or thing inferted betwee any thing Thefe twe interfertions were clear explications o the apoftle's old form God th father ruler of all contained an acknowledgement of the unity Hammond whic ToINTERSPE'RSE. w. @, [inter/perfus, Lat. To {catter here and there among othe things Th fpac poffibility of a body' beyon th utmof movin bound o as into a void fpace izterfperfe will always remain clear into a voi body as wel amongf bodies Lotcke It is the editor's intereft to infert what th author's judgment had rejected; and care is take to interfperf thef book can b bough additions fo that fcarc an without purchafing fomethin Sawift INTERSPE/RSION. 7. /. [from iuterfperfe. The att of fcattering here and there For want of the interfperlion of now and the an elegiack or a lyrick ode Watts on the Mind INTERSTE'LLAR. adj. [inter and flella Lat.] Intervening between the ftars interfle/lar {ky hath fo muc Th the ftar, tha of the ftar there is a rotatio UNTERSTICE terflice affinit of that as well a Bacon [interflitium . f wit Lat. in Fr. coloured 2, Tim The fun fhining thiough a large prifim upon comb placed immediately behind the prifim, hi light, which paffed through the interffices of th teeth, fell upon a white paper: the breadths of th wer equa t thei interflices an feve tecth together with their 7zzerffiges took up an inch Newron ‘The force of the fluid will feparate the {mallef particles whic compof vacant interflices i hered before th fibres thofe place fo as t leav where they coArbuthnot 2. Time between one at and another 1 will point out the imterffices of time whic ought to be between one citation and another InTerstUTIAL Ayliffe's Pavergon adj [fro interflice. th interflitia divifion bein acceflio of oil Containing interftices I oile papers actuated b tranfparent th becometh mor Brown INTerTE/XTURE. 2./0 [Znfertexo, Latin. Divetfification of things mingled or wo ven one among another To INTERTWI'NE. ) w. a. [inter and tawire 7o IntrrTwi'sT. or rawit. by twifting one in another To unit branchin arm thic thiel intertwin'd migh From dews and damps of night his fhelter'd head take away comes fro and yo will fee' th Newton's Opticks betwee tw aflignabl oints The century and half following was a very buf period, the iztervals between every war being f fhort Sawify Remiffion of a deliriu ,3 or diftemper. Though he had a long illnefs, confidering th great heat with which it raged, yet his intervals of fenfe being fe and fhort, left but little room for the offices of devotion To INTERVE'NE @, Atterbury [intervenio, Lat intervenir, ¥r. 1. 'To come between things or perfons. 2. To make intervals While fo near each other thus all- da Our tafle we chufe, what wonder, if fo near 3 Lo 2 ks intervene, and fmiles To crofs unexpeétedly Milton, . Efteem the danger of an aion, and the poffibi lities of mifearriagan e, every crofs accident tha can intervene, to be either a mercy on God's part or a fault on ours Taylor INTERVE'NE 72 / [from the verb. Oppofition, or pethaps interview. ~ word out of ufe They had fome fharper and fome milder differen ces, which. migh verne of grandees which they fwayed eafily happen in fuch an interboth vehement on the part Wotton INTERVE'NIENT. adj. [interveniens, Latin ntervenant, French. Intercedent; inte pofed pafling between There be intervenient in therife of eight, in tones two bemolls or half notes Bacor Many arts were ufed to difcufs new affeionall which not withftanding, for I omit things irther is conveye to Mr Villiers a Intimation of the king's pleafure to be fworn hi fervant " Hotton INTERVE'NTION 7 [iutervention, Fr interventio, Latin. 1. Agency between perfons Let us decid our quarrels at home without th intervention of any foreign power Temple God will judge the world in -righteoufnefs by th interventio of th is th Chrift fefus, wh ma as well as the judge of the world Alterbury Saviou 2. Agency between antecedents and confecutives I th world fom difpenfatio God' o mercies to th by himfelf, cther things he doe by the intervention of patural means, and by the mediation of fuch inftruments as he has appointed. L' Eftrange 3. Interpofition; the ftate of being inter pofed Sound is fhut out by the intervention of that la membrane ear and not fuffered to pafs into the inwar Holder Zo INTERVE'RT. w. a. {interverto, Lat. 1. To turn to another couffe The duke interverted the bargain, and gave th poor widow of Erpenius for the books five hundre Under fome concourfe of fhades Whof b paflin tervenient 1. Space between one thing and another teet ma whic light of the reft of the ranges to be expanded int the place of the range taken away, and. there to b Brerewond longs that the range of colour thenc To INTERSE'RT. @. a. [interfers, Lat. To put in between other things unworthy of the author Latln. 2. Intervention Ny ' Milton pounds Wation 2. 'To turn to another ufe [entrevne, French. 2, [f INTERVUEW Mutoal fight; fight of each other. Tti ¥y. interval commonly ufed for a formal, appointed 1. Space between places; interftice; vacuity5 {pace unoccupied; void place The day will come, when the paffions of for UsTervAL 7 [ [intervalle lum, Lat. vacancy vacant fpace With any obftacle let all the light be now ftoppe which pafles throvgh any one z'f:!erva/ of the teeth or important meeting or conference mer enmity being allayed, we fhall with ten time redoubled fokens of reconciled love fhew ourfelve cach towards other the fame, which ]ofeph.'al_n_d th brethren of Jofeph were at the time of th?l;{ inter Haoker e inin'BEgypt wvie Hi |