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Show Deliver'd letters, {pight of Zutermiffion Which prefently they read The love of God makes a man temperate in th midt of feafts, and is a&ive enough without any Taylor an in‘all th intermedial fpaces he is careful to drefsit Ewelyz ground th prepare gardene ad). [intermediat, Fr. inte INTERME'RIATE Intervening; interand medius, Lat. pofed; holding the middle place or degre bet\VeCl tw Do not the moft refrangible rays excite the fhortef vibrations for making a fenfation ofa deep violet the leaft refrangible the largeft for making a fenfation of deep red, and the feveral inermediate fort to make fenfations of the feveral intermediate coNeawton's Opticks Tours An animal confifts of folid and fluid parts, unlefs one fhould reckon fome of an inrermediate naa ture natures, which ftand betwee Thofe genera are called izzermediate Watts moft remote mearelt an th INTERMEDIATELY. @dv. [from iutermeBy way of intervention diate. To INTERME'LL. w. a. [entremefler, Fr. inter. Burial intendSpenfer 7 4. Th {orrow Reft or intermiffion none I find I reduced Ireland, after fo many intermiffive wars to a perfect paflive obedience. #Howel's Eng. Tears As though there were any feriation in nature, o juftitiums imaginable in profeflions, whofe fubjec is under no intermiffive but conftant way of mutation, this feafon is commonly termed the phyfician vacation Brown's Vulgar Errours terrupt If patur but one Hi adj. [interminable Immenfe and termino, Lat. no boundary ¥r. i admittin heaven ANTERMINATION intermino, Lat. 7. [ [intermination, ¥r Menace threat The threats and interminations of the Gofpel thofe terrors of the Lord, as goads, may drive thof INTSRMUTTENT fee grow intermingled with good corn Wit To INTERMIX 1. Ceffatio diate ftop for a time paufe interme [inter and mix. to pu fom In yonder fpring of rofes, intermix' Shakefpeare's Othello Latin. w. a Revea To Adam what fhall come in future days As I fhall thee enlighten: inzermi My cov'nant in the woman's feed renew'd With myrtle Here failing {hips delight the wand'ring eyes There trecs and intermingled temples rife Pope termiffio Coming by fits ¥r T thing Her perfuafions the intermixed with tears, affirming, that fhe would depart from him. Hayw Hooker To INTERMI'NGLE. w. z. 'To be mixed o incorporated Intermi'sston. n [ [intermiffion, Fr. in [intermittent Harvey mingle; to join among others intermingle every thing he doe Caflio's fuit mild beUfed o fumptions by all 'men, d My lord fhall never reft Milton Heaven Next to thofe durable pains, thort zzzermittent o {wift recurrent pains do precipitate patients into con taken out of the law and prophets Hooker His church he- compareth unto a field, wher an adj intermittens, Latin. The church in her liturgies hath intermingled with readings out of the New Teftament, leffon manifeftly know fro ToINTERMI'T. @. 7 To gro tween the fits or paroxyfms fevers To INTERMINGLE. . @, [inter and mingle. tares Wilkins but if we are remifs, or perfuaded to lay by ou arms, and intermit our guard, we may be furprifed Rogers brutifh creatures who will not be attracted Decay of Piety To mingle; to mix ; to put fome thing amongft others leav lafcivious fon Speech intermitted, thus began We are furnifhed with an armou Unbounded; unlimited a fleep interminate Chapm. Ody/f mifled not intermitting his courfe Within a thicket I repos'd; when roun 7 ruffled up fall'n leaves in heaps, and found Let fall fro an Certajn Indians, when a horfe is running in hi full career, leap down, gather any thing from th ground, and immediately leap up again, the horf adj. [interminate, ¥r. inter minaius, Lat. courfe once well known, would be but the reviving of thof arts which were long before practifed, though inzermitted and interrupted by war Hale As if they would confine th' inzerminable And tie him to his own prefcript. Milton's Agonifes INTE'RMINATE he Edward the Second, intermitted f The courfe of glory Daniel's Civil War The fetting on foot fome of thofe arts that wer mutual intercourfe, and pofiibility of intermigrations HHale's Origin of Mankin InTe'RMINABLE 7utermi That needs muft light on this ingratitude, Shake/p of ac_ccfs as to poin fhoul altogether, though it were but for a-while, the obfervation of her own laws Hooker Run to your houfes, fall upon your knees Pray to the gods, to iztermit the plagu Men have a trange variety in colour, ftature, an Yumour; and all arifing from the climate, thoug b a. [intermitts, Latin. To forbear any thing for a time; to in two parties removing, each takes the plac of the other continen Milton INnTERMISSIVE. adj. [from intermit.] Coming by fits; not continual ¥r. inter and migro, Lat.] A& of removin from one place to another, fo as that o th of find whatt of the divide bedies with thofe employed I thi Boyle height of impiety there intermixture of levity and folly Th or any fits of pain ; reft; paufe o To INTERMI'T intermixture wanted not a Bacon's Hemy VI tween orb and orb. fpace between the paroxyfm fever [intermigration J Locke Words borrowed of antiquity, have the authorit of years, and out of their intermiffion do win t themfelves a kind of grace-like newnefs. Ben Fonfon fepulckre INTERMIGRA/TION without iztermiffion 3. State of being intermitted ar Fr. fro [interment 7. f INnte'rRMENT tha accident a but rathe intermelled ments other adventure man hereo By occafio ciples, .or only fom day Bring thou this fiend of Scotland and myfelf. Shakef Not in ufe To mix; to mingle ftances -they produce be truly; the hypoftatical prin InTeRMU'NDANE, adj. [inter and mundys Lat.] Subfifting between worlds, or be But gentle heav' Cut fhort all inzermiffion : front to front Arbuthnot and phlegm fa leave perfons much unfatisfied, whether the fub 2. Something additional mingled in a mafs 2. Intervenient time of feveral intermediate bignefles vibration of rays analytical preparatins of gold or mercur I' count intermiffion almoft the fame thing a change; for that that hath been intermitted, is afte a fort new Bacon The water afcends gently, and by intermiffions but it falls continuately, and with force Wilkins The peafants work on, in the hotteft part of th extremes redrefs *till noon Milto Milr . I doubt not to perform the part of a juft hiftorian to my royal mafter, without intermixizg wit it any thing of the poet Dryden InTERMI'X. @. 7. 'To be mingled together IN.TERMUX1 TURE. 7 /i [iu er and mixtura Lat. 1. Mafs formed by mingling bodjes ar vaft diftances betwee called izzermundan thef fpaces grea in whic bodie thoug there may be fome fluid, yet it isfo thin and fubtile, that it is as muc as nothing Locke INTERMU'RA L. ad). [inter, muralis, murus Lat.] Lying between walls. Ainfauorsh INTERMU'TUAL. adj. [inter and mutual, Mutual; interchanged tual is improper Zuzer before my A folemn oath religioufly they take By intermutual vows protefting there This never to reveal, nor to forfak So good a caufe Daniel's Civil Way INTERN. adj. [interne, Fr. internus, Lat.} Inward; inteftine; not foreign Th midland town are moft flourifhing whic thews that her riches are iutern and domeftick Hoael INTE'RNAL. odj. [internus, Lat. 1. Inward; not external Thatlye fhall be as gods, fince I as man Internal man, is but proportion meet Ailtos Myfelf, my confcience, and internal peace. Miit Bad comes of fetting our hearts upon the fhape colour, and external beauty of things, without re _ gard to the internal excellence and virtue of them If w think moft men's a&ion L'E_‘Ylmnge to be the in terpreters of their thoughts, they have no fuch iz ternal veneration for good rules Locke z. Intrinfick not depending on externa accidents; real. We are to provide things honeft; to confider no only the internal reitude of our aions in the figh of God but whethe they wil be free from al mark or fufpicion of evil INTE'RNALLY, adwv. [from internal. Rogers 1. Inwardly 2. Mentally; intellectually We are fymbolically in the facrament, and b faith and the fpirit of God internally united ft Chrift INTERNE/CINE. adj Laylor [internecinus, Latin. Endeavouring mutual deftrucion Th* Egyptians-worfhip'd dogs, and fo Their faith made internecine war INTERNE'CION ternecio Hudibras 7. [ [internecion; ¥r. in Latin. Mutua maflacre; {laughter deftru&ion That natural propenfion of felf-love, and natura principle of felf-prefervation, will neceffarily break ou into wars and izternecions, Hale's Origin of Mank INterNvU'NCIO. 2 [ [internuncius, Lat. Meflenger between two parties INTERPELLA'TION. 7. /. [interpellation, Fr. interpellatio, Lat. upon I all extra@s judicia A fummons a cal interimedial appetites Shake/p. King Lear on citation monition or extrajudicial interpellation is fufficient, Ayliffe 7¢ INTE'RPOLATE. «. a. (interpoler, Fr interpolo Lat. 1. To foift any thing into a place to whic it doss not beleng The Athenian by another law were put in poffeffion of Salami which was cited by Solon, or, a fome think, interpolared by him for that purpofe Pl?f 2. To renew; to begin again; to carty o with intermiffions in ufe In this fenfeit is no Thi bt L tervenient Th Came a reeking poft Yat.] : Intervening; lying between; in PNA RN EANG |