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Show The children went to Gilead, and took it, and ' D1spria VEINGLY difpoffé/fed the Amorite which was in it Wi bla wit c n m f Numb. xxxiie 390 | not more clearly feen, in this fimple and natura difpofition, than in the perplexed repetitions an Jjumble of five or fix fyllogifms Locke z. Natural fitnefs ; quality Of Deity fupreme, us difpoffe[s'd Jition to be refradted, or turned out of their way, i into another of one tranfparent bod or mediu 3. Tendency to any a& or ftate Neavton This argueth a great difpofition ta putrefation i the foil and air Bacon's Natural Hiftory Difpofition 1s when the power and ability of do ing any thing is forward an ready upo Disro'sure 6. Predominant inclination Pope 7. Affortment ; adjuftmentof external circumitances : not ufed 1 crave fit difpofition for my wife Due reference of place and exhibition Disro'siTivE. adj. [from difpofe.] 'Tha which implies difpofal of any property decretive 1. To put ou of poffeflion ; to deprive to diffeize The blow from faddle forced Lim to fly Elfe might it needs down to his manly breaf Have cleft his head in twain, and life thence difpoffeft Fairy Queen Thou fhalt hold the opinion of Pythagoras, cr X will allow of thy wits ; and fear to kill a woodcoclk, left thou difpofefs the foul of thy grandame Shakefpeare's Tvelfth Night Let us fit upon the ground, and tel Ho fome have been depos'd, fome flain in war Some haunted by the ghofts they difpoffi/s'd Shakefpears's Richard 11 For like renown awaiteth on the ftroke Fo calt the baughty down; or raife th' opprefs'd Fairfax detriment Di n. /. [disand proof 7 [ [from difpofe. perhaps little better His remark contains the grounds of Lis dorine an ma offer a fomewha toward Miiton Firft tell us, why did anyficlorge ?,next, wh clearnefs of one' i t { a difproportio In | fuc nefs }zhan ca life, we may infer from their vaft dg/}rofigz'flf: To blame; to cenfure ; to condemn Shake[peare Ned none : I difpraifed him before the wicked, that th wicked might not fall in love with him ; in whic doing, I have done the part of a careful friend Th Shakefpeare's Henry 1V criticks, while they like my wares, ma Spettator difpraife my writing | Dispra'1sER. # [from difpraife. cenfurer; one who blames ogel the defires and capacities of our foul In praifing Anthony, 1°vedifprais'd Caefar honef C;;atiwf dry? };‘m-kmore' appiex.alte mor fo That we are defigne th[l; of thxng th fromnfirive b @w. a. [from the noun. world bal poadirou th for t ai thei To giv mind is never better proved than in difcovering it Pope own faults in th Denbant's Sepby What did the liquid to th' affembly call My faults will not be hid, and it is no difpraif Ned Perhaps, from greatnefs, ftate and pride Thus furprifed, the may fall Sleep does difproportion hide Waller And, death refembling, equals all 1 For their ftrength The difproportion is fo great, we cannot ou Expeé{Pa tz;tal confequence praife or difpraife of fuch a performance will belon Addifon to fome other author Di& DisprA"1SIBLE. adj. [from difpraife. Did Unworthy of commendation Miko Greater, fo many fold, to thisone ufe as to infcribe the title of it to others, the whol abufe Reafoning, I oft admir So many nobler bodies to create If any writer fhall do this paper fo much honou N difparity How nature, wife and frugal, could commi Such difproportions; with fuperfluous hand With as bad faces ; no difpraife to Bertran's. Dryd 7o DisprA'15E thing, to another ; want of fymmetry Looks fright not men : the general has feen Moor th Ed'z'.f andprapar Shakefpeare's Otbelle To me reproac to me that they will not Dia Of her own clime, complexion, and degree, hereto we fee in all things nature tends Foh! one may fmell, in fuch, a will moft sank Foul difproportion, thoughts unnatural IfI can do i By aught that I can fpeak in his difpraife She fhall not long continue love to him. Shake/p Denb Not to affeét many propofed: matche cenfure; difhonour Trophies to thee from other men's difpraife 2. [dis and prof any property in form or quantity of one thing, or one part of the fam DiseratsE. 2. /. [disand praife.] Blame; Nothing is here for tears, nothing to wai Or knock the breafts; no weaknefs ; no contempt Milton's Agoniffes Difpraife, or blame I need not raif the difproof o mine Atterbuyy I need not offer any thing farther in fupport o one; or indifproof of the other Rogers, Wotton Rather belongs, diftruft, and all difpraife Con futation; convition of errour or falfe hood They remained ina kind of warlike difpofure, o T will chuf RMine heir from forth the beggars of the world Shake[peare's Timon And difpoffefs her all 1n thee 1 hope; thy fuccours Iinvoke To win the crown whence I am difpofféfs'd Drsero'r1T. 7% /. [dis and profi.] Lofs DisprooF 2. State ; pofture The words of all judicial a&s are written narratively, unlefs it be in fentences wherein difpofitive Dispo'siTor. 2. [ [from difpofe.] Th lord of that fign in which the planet is and by which therefore it is over-ruled To D1sposse'ss. v, a. [disand poffifs. PoPe" 047[0 damage Brown's Vulgar Errours Shakefpeare's Othello Brown's Pulgar Errours In his difpofure is the orb of earth The throne of kings, and all of human birth. Sazd T Di Pr O' ER Y @ e e n e r l u f y e both it an t They quiet perty.} 'To difpofief Sandys's Fourney. to his dilpofurz. Whilit they murmur againft the prefent difpofure of things, they do tacitly defire in them a diffor- DisPrOPO'RTION. fl.{ mity from the: primitive rule, and the idea of tha tion. Unfuitabl nef mind that formed all things beft caufed by our finding the fame difpofition in the or producer nagement cries out, no more. Shakefp. Anthomy and Cleopatra The Tove we bear to our friends is generall That axiom in philofophy, that the generatio of one thing is the corruption of another, althoug it be fubftantially true, concerning the form an matter, is alfo difpofitively verified im the efficien Tillotfon. 1. Difpofal ; government ; power As they pinch one another by the difpofition, h Dispo'siTiverLy. adwv. [from difpofitive. 1. In a difpofitive manner 2. Refpeéting individuals; diftributively His pricking arms, entraild with rofes red, Spenfer Above, below, around, with art difpread T}f"‘ fure inclofure folds the gepial bed Milt It will be found a work of no fmall difficulty t difpofféfs and throw out a vice from that heart where long poffeffion begins to plead‘prefcription South I take myfelf to be as well informed as mof men in the difpofitions of each people towards th other Swift Ayliffe's Par Framed of wanton ivy, flowing fair T!xrough which the fragrant eglantine did fpres They arrogate dominion undeferv'd Over their brethren, and quite difpoffe/ Concord and law of nature from the earths Affettion of kindnefs or iH-will With nature, did an arbour green difpr ad to endeavour to di[i)zflg[: him of this conceit Shakefpeare's Coriolanus o . Qver him; art; ftriving to compare Of all thy native glories ! Dryd. State of Innocence Nothing can create more trouble to a man than 3. Formerly with from. And.inher. face fair truth and t'g;kcy Z'o t:he:gp Of what heav'n made, how art thou difpofefs' Ere they lack'd power to crofs you and enacting terms are made ufe of As morning fun her beams difpreade O faireft of all creatures, laft and bef the villanous inconftancy of man's difpofitio is abl to bear Shakefpeare Leffer had bee The thwartings of your difpofition, i You had not fhew'd them how you were difpos'd As levels with her breeding This word is poetical No pow'r fhail difpoffef My thoughts of that expeéted happinefs, Benban I have fuffered more for their fakes, more tha which we feel in ourfelves Zo DisPRE'AD. @. 4. [dis gueft Troj th l o And the new nupti To fpread different wa)gs In thfrwe:z; Dryden's ZEneid andpa few gthers-,.dz's has the fa e forc . It is generally ufed with of before the | 3§fl_m Lati compofition, and means thing taken away ifterent ways; in different direftign Charles refolved, with a puiffant army, to paf Knolles's Hifior_y 4. Temper of mind f/t': n{yy Sbhakefpears's Otbell Hath ta'en your part over, and to difpo/féfs the pirate of Tunis ever occafion to break into aétion Locke leeding is to be ufed or omitted according t the fymptoms which affe& the brain: it relieve in any inflammatory difpofition of the coat of th nerve Arbutbzot on Diet 5 Milton He trufted to have feiz'd Reftlefs Amata la Fird with difdain for Turnus difpoffef Refrangibility of the rays of light is their difpoou Michael Caffio That came a wooing with yo s e .. When I' have fpokecof. you d{f[fi;" This inacceflible high ftrength, the fea ~= Y afk whether the conne&ion of the extremes b paflin DI D h ‘ 7 DisprOPO'RTION. i ' ' t i j t To noun. o i unfui unfitly d b ; c m t Ther}; fits To fhap my legs of an unequa e e i To d a Di f an h 1 Shakefpear part hav ev o r ' e z t i l l : l a , ,en'ln ;r:: y C E € th b e u a m ca al Mufic aa QW amy |