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Show The heat weakened more and more the arch o - gou have him full L 1nin your fight, he gives you th Addifon {lip, and becomes invifible An A word not in ufe 1. do not fpeak of flight, of fear, of death Impending Latin. minensy 1. Wanting fhame im at hand time ar dangers at an doth know Go evils hang over our heads imminent 3. Obfcene Three times to-da You have defended me from /mminent death Shakefpeare Shakefpeare Converfion and repentance, as to foul In prifon, under judgments imminent Miltorn Men could not fail without imminext~danger an Pope inconveniencies T IMMINGLE. v. a. [iz and mingle. mingle; to mix; to unite T M arts of Fodiu ere w IumiNvu'TION, 7.[ [from #uminno, Latin Diminution ; decreafe iy it tebe s of othe in the Aterha i anl nually overfee and fecure thenr from all alteratio Ray on the Creation oF imminution Iumiscisr'vrny. z. /o [from immifeible. Incapacity of being mingleds IMmi'scrBLE. adj. [in and mifeible.] Wo capable of being mingled Clariffa Ivmi'ssioN. . fo |immiffio, Latin.]. 'Th a& of fending in; contrary to emiflion Wnen Todmmilr b z o [immito Latin.] 'T fend it. ] Toi Immr'x, - v, & - [in and mix. mingle To Samfon, with thefe immixt,-ipevitably Pull'd down the fame deftruction on himiclf Milton IMmy'xasre. adj. [inrand mix. pofible to be mingled ) Im Fill a glafs fphere with fuch liquofs as mtay b clear, of the fame colour, and immixable. Wilkins j mod Inmost'LiTy. #. fi [immobilité; French from 7mmobilis, Latin.] Unmoveablen_efs ; want of motion tion _ The courfe of fuid refiftance to mo through ‘the vafcular fo Jids muft in time- harde many of the canals; fro the fibres, and abolif whence drinefs,- weak nels, immobility, and debility of the vital force Arbuthno IMMODERATE moderatus, Lat. the due mean adj on Alimeénts [zmmoderé, ¥r. im Exceflive exceedin One means, very effeual for the prefervatio <f heaflth, is a quiet-and chearful'mind, not affict td with violent paffions, - or diftratted with imz . devate cares. 2. 'I'o exempt from oblivion Diive them from Orleans, and be immortaliz'd Ray. on the Creatio Lumo'peraTELY, 2dv, [from immoderate. In an exceflive degree doagderately fhe weeps fox Tybalt's death S/m,éf[peare immortal: ¢¢ In-the piure of the immolation of Ilfazc,, o Abraham facrificing his fon, Ifsacis defcribed.as Brown Alittle boy 2. A facrifice offered W barbarou make.mor heathens. the moft favag [i adj Immo/MENT . A ‘barbarous cword and . moment. or. value ' 2. Contrar wh to tie ral imm f grof the ura .who enc t ~Swi tio rib con pa war th so baw -all th IMMORTAL th kin dmmortal invihble_ How much happier is he, who, centring o himfelf, remains #mmovable," and fmiles at th Dryder madnefs of the dance about-him immovabie. [fro adu. fhaken. to b firm to theirduty, - when they conl Atterbury IMMUINITY tass Lat 2.[o [immunité Lo ZRIR - 1. Difcharge from any obligation whatfoeve "doth obferve ther is, to agu whic for an ‘man's izzmunity from obferving the [mey it wer Hooker a point of moft infolent _mac‘me!"s. 2. Privilege; exemptio from.onergns du ties Granting grea and weil fo rudely torn Waller unaffeted the "whole' churc The Paphian :queen d ble ma fle godd tha wou he b "Paigh Ayliffe's Parergong Of things harmlef th bree rta imm th amo di terr Lik liable .to be carried away; real i have no proipect of reward an opinion in grofs, that }he foul wa Abbot's Defcription of- the Warld . With gored hand Brozwn. Immovabl 17 i Tint ever fo glor b God only wif Her body fleeps in Capulet'smonument Shak lives ange wit part rta imm he An "Ihere wa dmmartal 2. No " law ‘In a ftate not adj. [:'7717/701‘142.72;, haes eternal upon ImmolvaBLY die t nev bei h dea fr 1, Exemp T We thall not queftion his removing the éarth ‘when' ke finds an izmovable bafe to place-his engin a i n fri e ia um ca clean.sh data import.tsv out README fo defertio immoral action IMMORA'LATY . 7. - fo . [from. immaral. Such men are put into the commiffion of the peac Shake(p. Henry TV Lonig guard 1t yours What "pity 'tis that he cannot wallow immor< ‘tally in his fnfual pleafures! Bentley 3. Unfhaken to honefty 5 difhoneft: as And he that'wears the crown smmortally tence. Difhonefty; want of virtue; contrarict There is your craw eftate, before he has feized on. the moveable goods it may be then .appealed from the execution of fen to the laws of natura clean.sh data import.tsv out README to virtue withou death fro When an executor meddles - with -the immovabl clean.sh data import.tsv out README religion; as, a flatterer of viceis an im" pngral-man immertal. IMMO'VABLE. adj. [in and zoveable. 1. Not to be forced from its place [iz and moral. regar 1. Wantin [fro Popes €na Immoment toys, things of fuch dignit | As we greet modern friends withal. - Shaksfpeare adj becom is, 1.think, pecu This wor Wit : . exempFtio 1 fome lady-trifles have refery'd, IMMO'RAL T w..7z IMMORTALLY. - adv Decay of Piery - Trifling ; of no importanc Fix the year precife When Britith bards begin t*immortalize tha fmmolation S/.)akgfw,m' liar to Pope Fr. fro [immalation 1. 'The-adt of facrificing To IwMORTALIZE S Now simolate the tongues, and mix the wine Sacted to Neptune, and the pow'rs divine. ~ Pope 2. f to* Datiess That fo they may their kind immoartalize 2. To offer in facrifice IMMoLA TION immolate. ] For, mortal things defire their like to breed are forced to immolate thewrown defires to their vanity Boyle Thefe revolutions are: as exaltly. uniform as th earth's are, which could not be, were there an place for chance, and did not a Providence conti e i f Rom, Fr. from immortal. 1, To make immofrtal; to perpetuate exempt from death Thele courtiers of applaufe being oftentimes re duced to live in want, thefe coftly trifles' fo.engroffin all chat they can fpare, that they frequently enoug could attain «[immortalifer @..a To IMMORTALIZE maler, ¥r. ‘Where purity and peace immingle-charmss Thomfon ur et So as never to die Lateim . a. [immolo ToI'MMOLATE [from the adjeftive. IMMo/RTALLY. 2dv Pope Itwas a piece of inmmodefly 2. Exemptiod from oblivion arrogant exorbitant thernr Watts an of a fpirit, we infer its immateriality its immortality IMmMo'DESTY. 7. [ [immodeftie, Fr. fro immode/t.] Want of modeity; indecency This holy calm, this harmony of mind; ol When we know cogitation is the prime attribut 1. To facrifice; to kill in facrifice Some of us, like thee, through ftormy lif tempeft-beaten it be deftroyed; which is impoffible, from the im=mutability of God, apd the nature of his immorCheyne taliry 4. Unreafonable To them preachl Toil'd th' oracte of men the wifeft nam'd Denbam His exiftence will of itfelf continue for ever, unlef "Tis needful that themoft immaodef? wor Be look?d upon and learn'd ; which once attain'd Comes to.no farther uf Shakefpeare But to be known and hated Imuiodeft words admit of no defence Rofcommon For want of decency is wantof fenfe Thefe the applies for warnings and portent Of evils imminent; and on her kne Hath begg'd, that I will ftay at home to-day Who Iminodeft deeds you hinder to be wrought Dryd But we profcribe the leaft immodef? thought an Hooker not we o 2. Unchafte ; impure wha life never t from death This corruptible fhalf put on incorruption, an Corinth this mortal, immortality Milton Quaft immortality, and joy He th' immortality of fouls proclaim'd She railed at herfelf, that fhe thould be fo inmodeft to write to cne that fhe knew would flout her Shakefpeare threatening. - Always in an ill fenfe Wha wanting delicac ¥r [immortalité i);zmorlzz/. 1. Exemptio end chaftity Shakefp Fr adjs - (imminent IMMINENT fro _,____,,_._ Addrefs their dangers in Fr Butdare all zmminence, that gods and me [immoderation from immoderate.| Want of moderation excefs Immo'vesT. adj. [immodefle, Fr. in an wmodefl. jll impending; immediate or near daner n. [ 7. /. (from imminent. IMI‘\‘IOD ERA'TION Shakefp 2. f ImmortalLiTy IMMINENCE or I hav Crown putonm Immortal longings in me Buryet's Theory chapping it perpetual my robe m Giv immunities to the commons they prevailed fo far as to caufe Palladius to be pro Sidrey claimed fucceffor Simon fent to Demetrius, to. the end he fhoul give the land-an immunity, becaufe all that Trypho 1 Mac. xiil. 34 did was to {poil Th withou Without method dical. der 2. Never-ending the eatth, fucking out the moifture that was th cement of its parts, drying it immoderately, an [from immetho adw JMETHO'DICALLY IM IM IM lait invidioufl immunities of the clergy aggravat th right an Sgratt's Sermdns 3+ Freedom |