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Freedom Brown an fmmunity from venomous creatures But this annex'd condition of the crown Dryden Itmunity from errors, you difown Her broken league to izzp her ferpent wings you ancient ftones, thefe tender babes Who And fhall I think in filver (he's immur'd At the firft defcent on fhore he wa mured with a wooden veflel, but he di nance the landing in his long-boat Ly@imachus immur'd it with a wall "Though a foul foolifh prifon her immur Shak not 7mcounteWatton Sanrdys = A wall but per as in Shakefpeare inclofure a Impr for the flight, to overtake his ghoft haps no where elfe Thei vo ToImpa'ct 18 mad To ranfack Troy ; within whofe ftrong immure The ravifh'd Helen, Menelaus' queen With wanton Paris {leeps found o paint; to decorat in ufe voice in fpeaking, and whifperings Bacon' We confider the immufical note of all fwans w Brown ever beheld or heard of Ivmmurasl'viry Lat . f immutabilité Fr Zo Impa't The immurability of God they ftrive unto, b Hooker working after one and the fame manner His exiftence will of itfelf continue for ever, unlef Cheyne Iumvu'taBLy adv [from immutable. Unalterably; invariably; unchangeably His love is like his effence, immutably eternal | T # / {ubalter devil No a man's heart T b mak quoth he Swif5t to grant as to a par 3. 'To communicate taker I find thee knowing of thyfelf Expreffing well the fpirit within thee free Miltor My image, not imparted to the brute Impa/RTIAL, adj. [impartial, Fr. ir an partial. Equitable free from regard t party; indifferent; difinterefted; equal i diftribution of juftice; juft. It is ufe as well of afionsas perfons: an smpar- tial judge; an impartial-fentence Succefs 1 hope, and fate I cannot fear Alive or dead, I fhall deferve aname clean.sh data import.tsv out README Jove is impartial, and to botit the fame Dryden . /. [impartialité, ¥r Equitablenefs; juftice IMpARTIA'LITY from impartial. indifference Impa'tRMENT. 2 /i [from impair.] . Di kep th i undu meridian o pofition wit that is minution; injury His pofterity, at this diftance, and after {o perpe;tual impairment, cannot but condemn the povert of Adam's conception, that thought to obfcure him felf from his Creator in the fhade of the garden Brown's Vulgar Errours If beate in who "Fransform'd. to inps, his levee wait Milton it being fcarce poffible for that man to hit th mark, whofe eye is ftill glancing upon fomethin S.au//J befide it o Not ufed verted, receives in longer time impair in a&ivit and exchange of faces, and is more powerfully preferved by fite than duft of fleel Brown Of thoughts revolv'd, his final {entence chofe his minifters of ftate but reafon can re adj.' [impalpable, ¥r. i Such we deny not to be the /mps and limbs of Impa'LPABLE and palpable.] Not to be perceived b Satan Hook The ferpent after long debate, irrefolut touch And,-lo Waft wont, I mine to thee was wont t* imparz its poles in I T'o enter, and his dark fuggeftions hid From fharpeit fight Milton's Paradife Lof? As foon as you can hear his knell This god on earth turns lin hell Bacon Thou to me thy thought o Diminu to the know than impart their minds Hooker leflene com me fo fecre ledge of many things, while men rather difcharg A loadftone this fenfe 'tis ftill retained ¥it veflel, fitteft imp of fraud Gentle lady When firft I did impart my love to you I freely told you, all the wealth I ha 'T A pious and well difpofed will gives not onl diligence, but alfo inpartiality to the underftandin in its fearch into religion, which is abfolutely ne Hairfax Shakefp. Henry V a puny devil impair tion; decreafe The tender ip was weaned from the teat 2+ 2 to fhow by words o Shakefp. Merchant of Venice Ran in my veins As in cenfeflion the revealing is for the eafe o t Impa'tr. #. /. [from theverb, Fairy Queer A lad of life, an imp of fam 2. 'To make known tokens out not lyin And thou, moft dreadful izp of higheft Jove [empirer pair a {prig. 1. A fon; the offspring; progeny That noble imp your fon Lord Cromwell to King Henry w Fleth ma [imp, Wellh, a fhoot, a fprout ¥air Venus'fon Impa'tr wor Boyle Ime a [impartior, Lat. High ftate and honours to others inmpart Dryden But give me your heart That foon refrefh'd him weary'd, and repair' What hunger, if aught hunger had impair'd Or thirft Milton's Paradife Regain'd Nor was the work inipair'd by ftorms alone, But felt th' approaches of too warma fun Pope In years he feem'd, but fiot impair'd by years Pope revoke Dryden w w. a 1. To grant; to give Muft needs impair, and weary human fenfe. Milton By two immutable things, in which it was impofiible for God to lye, we have a ftrong confolation Butif immutable and fix'd they ftand Continue ftill thyfelf to give the ftroke And let not foreign foes opprefs thy land T colours 7o IMPA'RT Objets divin Lat. Heb. vi threat'nings, Lord, as thine, thou may' wit grounds whereby all laws are made effeGtual Unchangeable; .invariable; unalterable Th commons To change any fuch law, muft needs, with th common fort, impair and weaken the force of thof -1t be deftroyed; which is impofiibley from the 7z [immutabilis To Impa'Rk, w.a. [iz and park.] T inclofe with a park; to fever from worfe, French Skinner. To-diminifh; to injure; to make worfe; t leflen in quantity, value, or excellence unchangeablenefs adj Brown's Vulgar Errours. Shakefpeare from change ; invariablenefs; k : Exemptio IMMU'TABLE by parity or jmparity of letters in men's names, t determine misfertunes on either fide of their bodies Such water-colours to izpaint his caufe immnz‘flélfi. mutability of God What verity is there in that numeral conceit, i the lateral divifion of man, by evenanodd; and f Never yet did infurre@ion want [immutabiliias fro 2. Oddnefs; indivifibility into equal parts Southern [inand paint. w.a 7o Impa'inT founds are either mufical, which are eve or immufical, which areever unequal, as th Al equal . Some bodies are hard, fome foft: the hardnef is caufed chiefly by the jojunenefs of the fpirits, an their imparity with the tangible parts Bacon They are angular; but of what particular figur is not eafy to determine, becaufe of their being iz patted fo thick and confufedly together Woodward on Foffils maufical. proportio wantin Inharmonious Milton @. a. [impalius, Lat. Milton's Paradife Lof Impa'riTyY. 2 S [imparitas, impar, Lat. 1. Inequality; difproportion drive clofe or hard Shakefpeare an [i adj Ivmvu'sicar Of blifs on blifs wings The grubs proceed to bees with pointed ftings Dryden The Mercury of heav'n, with filver wing Denbam IMnu'rE. 7./. [from the verb. Imparadis'd in one another's arms The happier Eden, fhall enjoy their i With cord and canvafs from rich Hamburgh fent His navy's molted wiags he inps once more, Dryd New creatures rife A moving mafs at firft, and fhort of thigh "Till fhooting out with legs, and imp'd wit On carth, (he, when efcap'd, is wife and pure Donne Thus thefe two With all the fcorpions that fhould whip this age Cleavel One of thefe three contains her heav'nly picture Sidney All my fouls b Imparadis'i d you, in whom alon I underftand, and grow, and fee Help, ye tart fatyrifts, to imp my rag envy hath inmur'gd within your walls! Shak her, both through the ivory caf it Linp out our drooping country's broken wings Shakefpeare New rebellions raif Their liydra heads, and the falfe North difplay 'To inclofe withi be written emmure. walls; to confine; to fhut up; to1im unt of her body, and the apparel which did over-clou If then we fhall fhake off our flavifh yoke [iz and muras, Lat @. a To IMMU'RE emurer, old ¥rench, f{o that it mlgb prifon foul cleav T'o lengthen or enlarge with any thin adfcititious, It is originally a term ufe by falconers; who repair a hawk's win with adfcititious feathers Common apprehenfions entertain the antidota condition of Ireland, conceiving only in that lan Pity This imparadifed neighbourhood made Zelmane' To Ime. w.a. [impio; to engraff, Welth. int a impalpabl powder whe poured out, it will emulate a liquor, by reafon tha the {mallnefs of the parts do make them eafy to b put into motion Boyle Z IMPA'RADISE Italian: a [imparadifare Fo' put'in a place or ftate re fembling paradife in felicity ceflary to give fuccefs unto our inquiries into truth adv Impa'RTIALLY [fro impflr.z‘ml. Equitably ; with indifferent and unbiaffe judgment; without regard to party or in tereft; juftly; honeftly Since the Scripture promifes eternal happinefs an pardon _of fip, upon the fole condition of faith an fincer plea obedience it is evident a title to fuc impartially tells hi required condition a pardon that he onlx ca whof confcienc that he has performed th South IMpA'RTIBLE. @dj. [impartible, Fr. fro impart.] Communicable; to be conferre This word is elegant or beftowed though ufed by few writers The fame body may be conceived to be mo.r.e lefs impartible than it is aQivé or heavy Dighy IMPA/SSABLE |