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Show LF EF That a pot full of afhes will ftill contain as muc wate as it woul withou upon the ftrictelt experiment them i no lives, ‘all th effets riage Lf any myftery, rite, orfacrament be effecfive o -ilings, then this much more, a any lpir Ther principalit abov ever Taylor qualit As well we know your tendernefs of heart 3. Producing effeéts; efficient And gentle, kind, sffeminate remorfe Whofoever 1s an effeftive real caufe of doing hi neighbour ‘wrong is criminal foever he does it inftrumen Taylor by wha [from effeddive. adv Erre'cTiveLy Powerfully; with real operation fation 70 Efre/MINATE This effectively tefifts the devil, and fuffers us t receive no hurt from him Taylor's Rule of living holily Withou ErreMiNa'TION Vice and pay worfhi Derbam "Ervs'cruaLr. adj. [effelinel, French. 1. Produ&ive of effetts ; powerful to a de gree adequate to the occafion; operative The reading of feripture is efeéiual, as well t lay even the firft foundation, as to add degrees o Hooker A fenf "Erre/cTuALLY. adv. [from éfe@nal.] I a manner produétive of the confequenc efficacioufly ‘pre bleman t who . a. [¢ffeuer, French. to fulfil dilcoverin wha h h "Fo honou fub allowe ¢jfere fenfuality him now is to refref with the hiftory of hi A glowing drop with hollow' He takes, and South Pro free by one effcacions breath Dilates Llo cube or fquare P/J,‘[;P_; EFr:zhc ACIOUSLY. adv, [from effcacions. Effectually; infuch a manner as to pro 2. Lafcivioufnefs; loofe pleafure So long a rule duce the confequence defired "idienels is ‘quite' fhut' out'from ou is evident but wha that regulating._gficfm thould be, is not eafily determined Glanville Sinning againft confcience has no fpecial. produ tive efficiency of this particular fort of finning, mor than of any other - South A pious will is the means to enlighten the under ftanding in - the truth of Chriftianity, upon ‘the account ofa natural ¢fficiency: a will fodifpofed, ‘wil engage the mind in a fevere fearch South Gravity does not proceed from the efficiencyof any contingent and unftabl agents; being entirel owing to the direct concourfe of ‘the power of th Author of nature Woodward ErF'CIENT. 2. /. [¢fficio, Latin. 1. The caufe which makes effets to b what they are L ,G°d which moveth mee natural agents as a ¢fficient only, doth otherwife move intellectual creatures, and efpecially his holy angels Hodker 2. H that makes the effeGtor Obfervations of the order of nature carry th ‘mind up to the admiration of the great efficient o the world Hale. Erri'cieNT. ‘@di Caufing effe@s; tha makes the effe to be what it is Your anfwering in the final caufe, makes me believe you areat a lofs for the efficient Collier on %qz‘ggllt, 7 the animal become Hocker. That they are carried by -the thanuduétio of La duétive of effeéts; powerful to produc the confequence ititended Miltonls Agoriftes and religion [cffervefto EFE IQA'CIOUS. ady. [¢fficax, Latin. But foul gffeminacy held me yok'd Oblo all {pent and exhaufted former life Erre'MINAcY. # /. [from eferminate. 1.. Admiffion of the qualities of a woman Her band tlave : O indignity and order the courfe of our affairs o The compound {pirit of nitre, put to oil of cloves Meud on Poifons will efferve/ce even to a flame }_ns decrepit Sidney delicacy; mea 'To generate heat by inteftine mo - Al tha@ can b found him a fit inftrument 16 ¢/fe@uate his defire foftnefs ; "unmanl miflion not only fenération 2. Worn out with age 2 no was figured batren and ejfeze Ray In‘moft countries the earth would be o parche and ¢ffete by the drought, ‘that it would afford bu one harveft Bentley of one man will" {carcely be fufficient effectually t carry it on Woodu found means to" acquaint himfelf wit tin. tion which Afubjed of that vaft latitude, that the ftrengt H har th It is probable that females have in them the feed of all the young they will afterwards bring forth Sout To bring to pafs are able to apprehend after'what manner we difpof th E¥re't e adj. [effetus, Latin. 1. Barren; difabled from generation parations for devotion, may compofe -and recove ‘the wandering'mind ‘more ¢jfefually than a férmon ToEr¥e'cTuATE grown womanith powder-it: put it into ftrong fpirit of nitre, *till i becomes {weetith, and makes no gjfervefeence upo the inje&ion of the chalk Grew Hot fprings donot owe their heat to any colluttation or ejfervefcence of the minerals in them, but t fubterranean heat or'fire Woodward's Nat. Hifk Shakefp decen above us, we are no more-able to conceive by ou reafon, than creatures unreafonable by their fenf wo Tu the chymical fenfe, effervefcence fignifies a inteftine motion, produced by mixing two bodie together that lay at reft before; attended fometime with a hiffing noife, frothing, and ebullition Arbuthnot on Aliments Take chalk, ignite it in a ‘crucible, and 'the The communication of thy faith may becom effectualy by tbe acknowledging of every good thing Philemn. 6 an gro EFFERVE'SCENCE. 7 /. [from efferveo, Latin.] 'The a& of growing hot; production of heat by inteftine motion efficacious of the altar Sometimes the figh Rogers of this.divine: efficiency being fa Lock [from effeminate. Vo EFFERVE/SCE. v. # to that infinite Being who was the effecZor of it intended - Tillotfon o ufury, from its fecundity and fuperfetation, but de. Bacon's Vulgar Errours generate effemination -2, Maker ; - Creator Reprove my allegation, if you can Or elfe conclude my words effectual he calls it the power of God ,unto falvation "The arguments drawn from the goodnefs of 2}{: have a prevailing ¢fficacy to induce men to repent fate of one emafculated or unmanned 1. He that produces any effet; performer 2. Veracious; expreflive of facts not in ufe S/m'l'z;fp to melt into weak 2 . The ftate of on [effeltor, Latin. in the fear of God the Gofpel upon the minds of men; and, fo thi reafon In a flothful peace both courage will ¢ffeminat ope and manners corrupt I'll chop off my hands In bootlefs prayer have they been held up And they have ferv'd me to gffeé#efs ufe. = Shakefp farther perfe@tion T @, 2 manifh ; to foften nefs effet ; impotent ; ufelefs ; unmeaning the creation Peacham and efimg o ‘ Erri'crence. | 7 /. [from efici, Lat‘ign, When one is fure it will not corrupt or efeminat Errtcrency ' h a o p o u i , t.nfle o fon the mak an childrens mind e f é a e c fatisthei t ive cont b think all things fhou The manne as, ¢ffediive men In an army ‘Exre'cTLEss. ad). [from ¢fes. for{ns The apoitle tells us of the fuccef emafculate ; to unman 4. Having the power of operation; ufeful We commemorat thing, by prefenting to our minds the li ely ideas o [effemino, Latin. to weaken; t To EFre'MINATE. v. a To make womanifh Bro*w; Lifficacy is a power of fpeech which feprcfem ; The more his fame to ftruggle to the field. ~ Dryd confumeth all things; for time is not effecZive, no are bodies deftroyed by it. - ~Brow's Vulgar Err t we leave it unto God Hton 3. Womanlike; foft without reproach fenfe not in ufe concernin into fermons Ho: Whether if they had tafted the tree of life 1:: ~fore that of good and evil, they ha fuffered rh curfe oi mortality; or' whether the ¢fficacy of 'tvh one had not overpowered the penalty of the oth f{laughter of fo many peers Who thould better hold his place The more ¢ffeminate and foft his life do they fpéak. properly who fay that tim Erre'cTOR. 7. neceflity of God's word, they tie agnd r:fi‘:fi:@y ? Shall we at laft conclude effeminate peace? Shakefp From man's effeminate {lacknefs 1t begins of producing effelts No became effeminate After th Glanville th and lefs fenfible of honour Bacon Whatfoever is {poke womanifh : of things nefs, that makes them acceptable and effective ative ; havin mar 2. Refembling the practice of a woman is nothing in words and ftiles but fuitable 2. Operative -Dlgéy on Bodj E'rricacy. » /. [from eficax, :Lvatoi;;" Power to produce effects; produ tion o the confequence intended. The king, by his voluptuous life and mea ¥_are not effective of any thing, nor leave n ‘work behind them Bacon an way in which the firiking body impely 1 " 1. ‘Having the qualities of a woman; womanifh ; foft to-an unmanly degree; voluptuous; tender; luxurious : of perfons f }‘»»‘g"l‘-ué the prerogativ thing elfe foftnefs, and ¢/ffe minacy are prevented Taylor EFFE'MINATE. adj. [effeminatus, Latin. effeétibl Brown's Vulg. Err Errt'crive. ad). [from effedd 1. Having the power to produc efficacious; effe®ual: with o fins of wantonnefs If 'we find th] at any other body ftiirikk enough upon it, we cannot douby but gt#fil]'g{m{/_l tha EFFI'GIATE «. a [efigio To form in femblance; to image Latin. EFr1G1A/TION. 7. /. [from effgiate.] Th -a& of imaging ; or forming the: refem blance of things or perfons Errrlares. | 2. / Did [efigies, Latin; effigy 1 from being iz efigy.] ReE'rricy femblance ; image in painting or fculp ture; reprefentation; idea We behold the fpecies of eloquence in our minds the effigies or attual image of which we feck in th organs of our heating. ~ Dryden's Dufie[noy, Pref Obferve thofe numerous wrongs in /gy The gods have fav'd from the devouring fea Garto Lat n Er LO E' CE CE 2. [ | efftarefco. atin: =8 [rae Erevokabcomeho 1. Produ&ion of flowers of th Where there is lefs heat, there the fpiri plant is digefted, and fevered from the grofler juic in efflorefcence Batori 2. Excrefcencies in the form of flow,efs-T |