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Show T with peace and any term EX Men efttemn the overflowing of gall the exwde prefer rance of zeal, and all the promifes of the faithfu combatant they confidently appropriate. Decay of Pi Before the laft extremities of war. Dryd. Ind. Emp 5. The moft aggravated ftate Though he" expatiates on the fame thoughts i different words, yet in his fimilies that exwberance i Guarth avoided The world is running mad after farce, the extrentity of bad poefryy or rather the judgment tha 1s fallen upon dramatic writing Diyd. Prefe Cleom EXU'BERANT. adj. [exuberans, Latin. 1. Growing with {fuperfluous fhoots; over EXTRICATE. «. a. [extrico, Latin. To difembarrafs; to fet free any one i a flate of perplexity; to difentangle W tun into great difficulties about fre agents of which reafon canno riant create Thefe are reliefs to nature, as they give her a Thomfor''s Spring Exuberant {pring His fimilies have been thought too exuberant, an dpportunity of extricating herfelf from her oppreffious, and recovering the feveral tones and {pring full of circumftances Extrica'tioN. . /. [fromextricate.] Th u an it does not appear External longing adj. [extrinfecus outward not intrinfick Exu'BERANTLY lay a a diftin& fubftanc ad Outward external [extrinfecus fluence and immenfity that exwberates in God Boyle's Seraphick Love growing, but in that which is brought ex#ccous an Brown dry unto us Exupa'rion, #. /. [from exuds, Latin. t. The at of emitting in fweat; the a of emitting moifture throdgh the pores fro 2. The matter iffuing out by fweat fro any body raif ‘The gum of trees, {hining and clear, is but ftraining of the juice of the tree through the woo Governpent of the Tongue and bark Extrinfick modes are fuch as arife from fomething that is not in the fubject or fubftance itfelf whic Latin.] To build; to raife extruttum to driv Some _perforation T whic off; to puth out wit The juice Exrru'sioN. n. f. [extrufus, Latin. 'Th a& of thrufting or driving out They fuppofe the channe of the fea formed an mountains and caverns, by a violent depreflion: o fome parts of the earth, and an extrzfion and elevation of ethers Burnet ExTU'BERANCE - Knobs rife fro or part part irregularitie Berances that lie fartheft fro Exvu/BERANCE 7. Overgrowth; fuperfluou abundance ; luxuriance may b Brown's Pulg. Er are, firft, the exprefle «. a [exnlcero, Lat. applie t an par o to affeé th body touch the bladder and exw/ccrate it, if they ftay o long Bacon That the faliva hath a virtue of macerating bo or extn Latin. z dics, appears by the effects in taking away warts fometimes exz/cerating the jaws, and rotting th teeth Ray on the Creation The ftagnating ferum turning acrimonious, exz/cerates and putrifies the bowels. Arbuthnot on Diet To afflict; to corrode to enrage On aptlr;b‘:;kg»'; 2;:;8 The whole world did feem to exz/s that i occafion of pouring out gifts to fo blefeq ]:a;éipga W}}o might be your mother H?ake fis del‘;l fat s{ficrc That you infult, exz/t, and rail, at onc Opver the wretched Sba/«fiaeare': As you like Exv/vrance u [from exull But o ble Trarl fport; joy; triumph; gladnefs; exultation We have great caufe of exu/tance and Jo, God"; fervice being the moft perfect freedom. Goy, Tongue Exvrra'tiown. . /. [exultati, Latin,] Joy triumph; rapturous delight y Lo i 1T b Fro Good effe€ts may grow in each of the peopl towards other, in them all towards their paftor, an in their paftor towards every of them between who there daily and interchangeably pafsin, the hearip of Go himfelf, and in the prefence of his holy angels, fo many heavenly acclamations, exultations Hooker Devotion infpires men with fentiments of religion gratitude and {wells their hearts with inward tran fports of joyand exultation Jov Addifon's Freeholder | k A v. 2. [exund, Lat,] T G 7o EXU'NDATE overflow Exunpa'tioN. 2. /. [fromexundare.] Over flow; abundance Fyl LaT 1t is more worthy the Deity to attribu the crea __tion _of the world to the qxu_qztlatim and ovctfldwing' of his tranfcendent and infinite goodnefs. ~ Ray Exv'peraBLE adj [exuperabilis, Latin. Conquerable ; fuperable XU'PERANCE vincible 7. /[ [exuperantia, lat Overbalance ; greater proportion Rome hat lefs variatio and Germany whic Th than Londonj for o are feated: France, Spain Weft fide of Rom th take off the exuperance, an balance the vigour of the Eaftern parts L To Exu'sc1TATE. @. a. [exfufito To ftir up; to roufe Sui ;}flh Brow st Exu'stioN. 7./ [exuflio, Latin.] Th of burning up; confumption by fire. Caft kins; caf EXUVIA. n. /. [Latin. fhells ; whatever is throw throug doth exwdate of the flowers Cantharides tha fhoots; ufelef itfelf 1. To make fore with an ulcer with a running or eating fore the axis of the work Moxon's Mech. Exer [exuberatio include To EXU'LCERATE the reft of the body The gouge takes off th the par 7o Kxu'paTEe. | @w. a To force out, o To Exu'pE throw out, as by fweat 7./. [ex and zuber, Latin. protuberant to iffue ou juice; fecondly, a volatile oil, wherein the fmell o the planfprefides; thirdly, honey, exudizg fro all flowers, the bitter not excepted Arbuthnot #oodward's Nat. Hift the humou i obferyed in fuch as are freth If in any part of the continent they found th dhells, they concluded that the fea had been extrude off by the mud {fweat out by fweat violence and drive that fpumous froth or exudation, or both, is found efpecially abou 7o Exvu'p a contriver 70 ExTrRU'DE. @w..a. [extruds, Latin. thruft off dew or woodfere the joints of lavender and rofemary Brown 7o Exu'DATE, | w. 7. [exudo, Latin. 'T to form int ExTru/cror. 2. [ [from extrui.] A builda fabricator Bacon Cuckowfpittle of contradi&ion Ji o To EXULT. . 7. [exulto, Liatin:]' | g j ice above meafure; to triumph: to joice in high exaltation of gladnefPh s, to b Bacon's Nat. Hif? itfelf a ftructure er are th are yet more refplendent than gums If it hath more dew at noon than in the morning, then it feemeth to be an exwdation of the her to the fubject; as, this globe lies within two yard .of the wall; this man is beloved or hated. Hatts a. [extruo and rock rubies Cornifh diamonds fine exudations of ftone but it is a manner of being which fome fubftance attain, by reafon of fomething external or foreig w an e H:‘l NA") arifes by a general exwWifeman's Surgery The tumour fometime dation out of the cutis corrofion [provocations, petitions This is to be effe@ed not only in the plant ye fome prejudice againft his moft exsrinfick adherents EXTRU'CT With Exvu'ccovs. adj. [exfuccus, Latin. out juice; dry When they cannot fhake the main fort, they tr T Wosdward it exuberantly fruitful Exg LCERATORY. adj. [from exflkera:fj Having a tendency to canfe uleers an it, to give us enlarged conceptions of that vaft con Latin. if they can poffefs themfelves of the eutworks earth All the lovelinefs imparted to the creature is len the body, and extrinfically advenient, be an error almoft all the world hath been miftaken. Glanwille Extri'NsICK antediluvia of th Yo EXU'BERATE. w. . [exubero, Latin.] "F abound in the higheft degree adv. [from extrinfical. fou furfac th vendere extrinfical agent: abfurd it is to think that a body by a quality in it, can work upon itfelf Digby Neither is the atom by any extrinfical impulf diverted from its natural courfe. Ray on the Creation Outward objeéts, that are extrinfical to the mind and its own operations, proceeding from powers intrinfical, and proper to itfelf, which, when reflecte on by itfelf, become alfo objetts of its contemplation, are the original of all knowledge Locke th all ?Ccaflon matte of the vegetabl quantit A confiderabl It is commonl exuberant. [fro @dv g This exulceration of mind mad with whic devotion to a-fuperfluous degree Abundantly be Secal A body cannot move, unlefs it be moved by fom If to fuppof o Ied [from exulcerayy The lllaeg;ngl&ng erofion, which Wégré. away ¥ the {ubfta nce and forms an ylgey, A the whole affembly raifed and animated one another catches a reader at the greateft diftance of time Addifon's Freeholder vritten fo, but analogy requires extriz Exrri'Ns1CALLY YFrom without Bxvurcera'TioN. z / Boyle's Seraphic Love A part of that exwberan Latin. not intimatel rather than a bare admira amazement tion that this acid fpiritdid as fuch pre-exift in the fal whence it was obtained, fo that we may fuppofe i ‘to have been made rather by tranfmutation than extrication Boyle EXTRINSICAL to a wifdom goodnefs, as may juftly ravit and fuch exwberan Crude falt has a tafte not properly acid, but {uc fuch unfearchabl power Such immenf difentanglement in brine Pope's Preface to the Iliad in the utmoft degreg 2. Aboundin Addifon as predominate ffll i Th {mf 2. Exacerbation Plays o'er the fields, and fhowers with fudden han angle my apprehenive tendereft parts 'a&ym E{(afgcrate, exulcerate, and raif Dire inflammation, which no cooling her B Or mcd;cmall liquor can affuage, MiJons Agan{'/; Another Flora there of bolder hues Locke a& of difentangling Thoughts, my tormentors, a m'd with d abundant; fuperfluoufly plenteous; luxu well extricate itfelf ou of her veilcls TRY off, o by animals Coper They appear to be only the fkins or exuvid Waodw rather than entire bodies of fifhes May either come from 1z, an iflan Ev. by melting the Saxon g into J fo which is ufually done; o Ea EE I the Saxon ea, which fignifies a water ver th Ex'as juf &e. or, laftly, from 1eag, a fic!d fame kind of melting . f. 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