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Show to decline by {ubte how did'f Dryden's Sigt Is o t good tidings.] Goo ‘i {eized or {fubdued 1 , by ofte wit w ufe Hi perils fro as {pirits, evaded {wif Have eafily By quick contradtion Bilton or remove 2. To pra&ife fophiftry or evafions The minifters of God are not to ewvade or tak refuge in any of thefe two forementioned ways South at of wandering; excurfion; ramble ; de 1ation Ray in hot countries adj EvANE'SCENT latin. [evancfeens Vanithing; imperceptible leflening be yond the perception of the fenfes The canal grows ftill {malle as that the evanefcent folid an Avrbutbhnot d:ffer difference betwee on fom right and wrong Wollafton petty cafes, is almoft cvanefcent "The downy orchard, and the melting pul ‘Of wello fruit,. the namele{s nations fee Thomfon's Spring Of evanefcent inle&s Evaxcr'vicar. adj. [evangeligue evangelicus, Latin. French 1. Agreeable to gofpel; confonant to th Chriftian law revealed in the holy gofpel This diftin&ion between moral goodnefs an evangelical perfeftion, ought to have been obferved Arbuthnot God will indeed judge the world in righteoufnefs but 'tis by an evangelica/, not a legal righteoufnefs Chrift Jefus the intervention of the ma an b wh is th Saviou of th as well as the Judg world 2. Contained in the gofpel Atterbury Thofe evangclical hymns they allow not to ftan Hooker in our liturgy Eva'ncevism. z fo [from evangely.| Th promulgation of the blefled gofpel Thus was this land faved from infidelity, throug the apoftolical and miraculous evangelifm Bacon Eva'NceLIsT 1. 7. fi [fvayyear@r. writer of the hiftory of our Lor Jefus Each of thefe early writers afcribe to the fou ewvangeliffs by name their refpeGive hiftories Az{d{'/m 2. A promulgator of the Chriftian laws Thofz (o whom he firft entrufted the promulgatin of th gofpel, ha new evangeliff inftrutions an it were fit ou fhould fhow their authority To EvA'NGELIZE [Feyyerila. Decay of Piety w. a. [evangelizo, Latin To inftru in the gofpel or law of Jefus ‘The fpiri Pour'd firft on his apoftles, whom he fend T' ewangeliz the nations then on al Baptiz'd, thall them with wond'rous gifts endue Milion a betwee a an the fu Glanville evaied meteor Zo Eva'NisH. @. a. [evanefco, Latin.] T vanifh; to efcape from notice or perception Eva'poraBLE. adj. [from evaporate.] Eafily diflipated in fumes or vapours Such cordial powders as are aromatick their vir tue lies in parts that are of themfelves volatile an Grew eafily evaporable EVA'PORATE. @. n [evaporo, Latin.] To fly away in vapours or fumes to wafte infenfibly as a volatile {pirit Poefy is of fo fubtile a {pirit, thatin the pourin out of one language into another it will all evaporate Denpam Our works unhappily evaporared into words w and f{lenderer, f fluid will fcarc truths ancien an 7 Thefe long chains of lofty mountains, which ru through whole continents gafk and weft, {erve to fto the cvagation of the vapours:to the north and fout Th without the commixtion of allum, argol, and th Brown like I_nut as ‘great difference between our new light 'Th [evagor, Latin, Evaca'tion. 7. f The deco@ions0 of fimples, which bear the vifibl colours of bodies decodted, are dead and evazid wa into a dexterity to deliver himfel turned 1 fiom dangers,~than into a providence to prevent if Bacon's Henry V1 Unarm'd they migh " Where there is heat and ftrength enough in th plant to make the leaves' odorate, there the {mel of the flower is rather evanid and weaker tha Bacon leaves that of th It is not no evadin Faint Latin. Eva'Nip. adj. [evamidus weak; evanefcent v. u To efeape; to flip away Fairy 2 The f{acred pledge of Chrift's evangely bafie South have feen how a contingent eve knowledge, and evades his power JoEva'pe 1s tidings; the meflag Good Lucius That firft receiv'd Chriftianity e R10 A l‘.-\?.;:\,e as lflll.rf'n\‘:‘pt impercentibl uncon)€ Or or unc g to b {fubtl to o as too grea querable W man' tha \}JJ.-.*. 1€ goi S 4. [évz méxsy the gofpel of Fefi ent evidently overthrow to evadle the teftimonies ofthe bring ) of pardon and falvation; the holy gofpel pe or elude by fophiftry . / EVA'NGELY To avoid; Qur queftion thou evad'f# 2 E BoVC s fhoul have talked lefs, and done more Decay of Piety Being weary with attending the flow confumptio of the liquor, we fet it in a digefting furnace t Boyle evaporate more nimbly This vapour falling upon joints which have no heat enough to difpel it, cannot be cured otherwif Temple than by burning, #y which it evaporates The enemy takes a furer way to confum evaporat courag letting ou rubbifh us, b againft ftones an Swift 7o Eva'PoRATE. @. a 1. To drive away in fumes; to difperfe i vapours If w daily ¥ throw fhould the rated that prodigiou comput into the-fe mafs of wate al fro the rivers we is perpetually evapo know how muc caft again upon the continents to fuppl an Bentley thofe innumerable fireams Convents abroad are fo many retreats for the fpeth culative th politiclk melancholy and th th morofe th proud filent 2. To give vent to; to let out in ebullitio or fallies lord of Effex ewaporated his thoughts-in Wotton fonnet to be fung before the queen Evarora'rion. #. /. [from evaporate. 1. Thea& of flying away in fumes or vapours; vent; difcharge They are bu the fruits of adufte choler, an the evaporations of avindi&ive fpirit Hozwel Ewvaporations are at fome times greater, accordin to the greater heat of the fun; fo wherever the alight again in rain, 'tis fuperior in quantity to th rain of colder feafons z. 'The a& Woodward of attenuating matter make it fume away Thof waters b afcended rarefaio an fo as t evaporation Ral 3. [In pharmacy.] Ap operation by whic liquids are fpent oz driven away in fteams fo as to leave fome part ftronger, or of higher confiftence than before Quincy Eva'sion, . /. [evafum, Latin.] - Excufe artific antfy means of eluding or e{'c':aping. We are too well acquainted with thofe anf;/é Bu his evag/fion, wing'd thus fwife with feorn Cannot outfly our apprehenfions 3 'S/'abq}pea Him, after all difputes % Fore'd I abfolve: all my evafions vain And reafonings, though through mazes, lea me fHif But to my own conviction Milton's Paradif Lqfl In vain thou firiv'ft to cover. tham with fha‘me Thou by ewafiw‘u thy crime uncover'ft more Mils Evalsive. adj. [from evade. 1. Praifing evafion; elufive B "Thus he, though confcious of th' etherial guef AI]!WCX"d' evafive of the {ly requeft. Pope's O@fi 2. Containing an evafion; fophiftical; dif honeftly artful Eva's1vELY. adv. [from evafive,] By eva fion; elufively; fophiftically EU'CHARIST. # /. [foyupisia] The 2 of giving thanks; the facramental a& i which the death of our Redeemer is com memorated with a thankful remembrance the facrament of the Lord's fupper Himfelf did better like of common bread to be ufe in the eucharif? Hooker Some receiv the facramen as a mean to procur great graces and bleflings, others as an euchariff an an office of thanlcfgiving for what they have received Laplor EvcraRr'sTICAL, o). [from euchariff 1. Containing alts of thank{giving The latter part was exchatiffical, which bega at the breaking hnd blefling of the bread. : Brown Tt would not be amifs to put it into the excha riftical part of our daily deyotions : we praife thee O God, i.'or our limbsand fenfes Ray 2. Relating to the facrament of the fuppe of the Lord Evcno'Loay. n. /. [ixonsyior. lary of prayers Afom{u S Evu'crasy. n /. [fvxeaciz. agreeabl A well proportioned mixture of qualities whereby a body is faid to be in a goo EvE #. f E'veEn. awond Quin ftate of health [=pen Saxon evend, o Dutch. 1. 'The clofe of the day; the latter parto the day; the interval between bright ligh and darknefs They, like fo many Alexanders Have in thefe parts from morn 'till ever fought And fheath'd their fwords for lack of argument p Shak is bright to fpend themfelves Savift and evaporate the noxious particles We perceive clearly that fire will warm or bur Watts's Logick us, and will evaporate water M ~ fubterfuge 5 fophiftry When the fun's orb both ezerz and mor Then let no fear of ftorms thy mind affright. May Such fights as youthful poets drea On Summer ¢ves by haunted fiream Milton O, nightingale, that on yon bloomy{pra Warblef at eve, when all the woods are flill. - Milton Th' unerring fun by certain figns declares, What the late ew'#, or early morn prepares. ng‘m. Winter, oft at eve, refumes the breeze Thomfon's Springs Chills the pale morn 2. The vigil or faft to be obferved before an holiday. In this fenfe only eve 1s ufed not ewvez .the a kep b da din prec iat imme th Le eve to this great feaft Duppa's Rule E'ven. adj. [eyen, Saxon; even Devolion Datch @gquus, Latin. 1. Level; not rugged; not unequal; fmoot as oppofed to roug To fee a bepgar's brat in riches flow Dy " Adds not a wrinkle to my even' brow The prefent face of Rome is much more evex a;l level- than it was formerly on 112 Addifo The fuperficies of fuch plates are n_othf'g: but havi many cavitics and {wellings, Whm{h;uo\ |