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Show M FMP When God from carth form'd Adam in the Eaft He his own image on the clay impre/? Dryd 2. To fix deep W upo fhould dwel an the arguments . .@r¢fs the motiyes of perfuafio 'till we feel the force of them Spenfer Thisis generall 4 To force into fervice now {poken and written prefs has charms in it, his title more the common bofoms on his fide our izpre/f launces in our eye Shakefp. King Lear command them o .~. Macbeth fhall never vanquifh'd be unti Great Birnam-wood to Dunfinane's high hil Shall come againft him That will never be . +Who can imprefs the foreft, bid the tre . ‘Unfix his earth-bound root Shakefpeare's Mach Ormond fhould contribut making thofe levies of men all he could for th and for'imprefing o fhips Tmerelss. #. /. [from the verb. 1, Mark made by preflure Clarendon of thefe fhells with that exquifite nicenefs, as to ex prefs even the fineft lineaments of them. Hoodward Effeéts of one fubftance or another butin wha to myfelf I canno manne they are received and what impreffes they make upon the differin organs of another, he only knows that feels them Glanville's Scepfis 3. Mark of diftin&ion; ftamp God, furveying the wotks of the creation, leave us this general imprefs or charaQer upon them, tha they were exceeding good 4. Device South motto To deferibe emblazon'd fhields Impreffes quaint, caparifons, and fteeds Bafes, and tinfels, trappings Milton 5. At of forcing any into fervice; compulfion; feizure Now commonly prefs Ajax was here the voluntary and you as under a imprefs Shakefp Why fuch imprefs of thipwrights, whofe fore taf Does not divide the Sunday from the week Shuk Your fhips are not well mann'd Your mariners are muliteers, reapers, peopl Ingroft by fwift inprefs. Shakef. Antony and Cleop Ivirre'sssion " preffion z [impreffio Lat im Fr. 1. The aé of preffing one body upo ther Senfation is fuc ano an impreffion or motion mad < in fome part of the body, as produces fome perception in the underftanding Locke 2. Mark made by preflure; ftamp Like to a chaos or unlick'd bear-whelp That carries no impreffion like the dam 3, Image fixed in the mind Shakef Were the offices of religion ftript of all the ex* ternal decencies, they would not make a due inmpreffion on the mind Atterbury The falfe reprefentations of the kingdom's ene- mies had made fome impreffion in the mind of th fucceffor Sawift 4. Efficacious agency; operation; influence The king had made hi furely enma the braveft 7z preffions in ancient times Edition courf number printe of printing fe horfe hundre with two thoufand foot comparifon with any 'o Wotton at once on Bacon For ten imprefions, which his works have had i fo many years, at prefent a hundred books a fcarcely purchafed once a twelvemonth Dryder Imerr'ss1BLE. adj. [iz and preffum, Latin. What may be impreffed Th difference ble, figurabl tions of impre/fible and not impreffi and no figurable, are plebeian noBacon's Natural Hiftory TvmPre'ssUrE. 7. f. [from imprefs.] 'Th mark made by preffure; the dint; th impreflion high fheriff of Suffex . that he might the better make impreffion upon tha county Clarendon We lic open to. the izpreffions of flattery, whic we admit without fcruple, becaufé we think we de {erve it Atterbury Univerfal gravitation is above all mechanifm #roceeds from @ divine eneigy and impreffion an . Lentley Shakefpeare a. [imprimer French. 1. To mark upon any fubftance by preffure On of the fam feal, imprinted upon pieces o wax of different colours. Holder's Elem. of Speech Hay'ng furveyed the image of God in th: fou of man we are not to omit thofe charafers of ma jefty that God imprinted upon the body She amidft his fpacious meadows flows Inclines her urn upon his fatten'd lands South And fees his num'rous herds imprint her fands ' Prior 2. To ftamp words upon paper by the uf of types 3. To fix on the mind or memory w ca mak th obie@ of ou thoughts without the help of thofe fenfible qualities whic firft imprinted them Locke Retention is the powe mind thofe ideas which to reviv agai in ou after imprinting hav difappeared Lock By familiar acquaintance he has got the idea of thofe two different things diftin&ly imprinted o his mind Locke 4. To IMPRIN Whe ide w 77 is lefs proper fet beforz our eyes a round globe, th Zmprinted in our min rioufly fhadowed is of a flat circle va Locke To Impr'soN. w. a. [emprifonner, Fr. in an prifon.] To fhut up; to confine; to kee fro Through long imprifonment and hard conftraint Spenfer 2 Which fhall I firft bewail Thy bondage or loft fight Thou art become, O worft imprifonment The dungeon of thyfelf Miltow's Agonifes From retentive cag When fullen Philomel efcapes, her note She varies, and of paft imprifonmen liberty; to reftrain in place He imprifon'd was in chains remedilefs For that Hippolytus' rent corfe he did redref Spenfer Now we are in the ftreet, he firft of all Improvidently proud, creeps to the wall And fo imprifon'd and hemm'd in by me Sells for a little ftate his liberty Try to imprifon the refiftlefs wind Donne So fwift is guilt, fo hard to be confin'd Dryden If a man 7mprifons himfelf in his clean.sh data import.tsv out README clofet, an employs reafon to find out the nature of the corporeal world, without experiments, he will frame fcheme of chimeras Watts It is not improbable, that all the virtual hea in the juices of vegetables, metals, and minerals may be owing to the altion of the imprifoned rays Cheyre IMPRIUSONMENT. #. /0 [emprifsnnement, Fr from imprifm.] = Confinement; claufur ftate of being fhut in prifon, It may b WILtten emprifonmernt Plillips. Count Serini, fill clofe prifoner in this caftle loft his fenfes by his long imprifonment and aftlictions. Addifor It is well if they don't fix the brand of heref on the man who is leading them out . of their lon imprifonment an loofin the fetters of their fouls Watts on the Mind MPROBABULITY. 7. [ [from improbable. Unlikelihood; difficulty to be believed The difficulty, and the improbability of attempt ing this fuccefsfully is grea Lammond. As to the improbabilities of a fpirit appearing 1 boldly anfwe him tha a heroick poe is no tied to the bare reprefentation of what is true, o exceeding probable Dryden balbilis, Latin ad). [improbable, Fr. impro7z and probable. Iy ; incredible This account of party-patche bable to thofe wh {hionabl world IMeprO'BABLY Unlike will appear impra live at a diftance from the faAddifon adv 1. Without likelihood [from improbable. 2. In a manner not to be approved Ob folete Aviftotle tells us, if a drop of wine be put int ten thoufand meafures of water, the wine bein overpowered, will be turned into water: he fpeak very improbably Boyle 70 'MPROBATE @, a ImprOBA'TION 7. tin. There is a kind of conveying of effetual and printing paflages, amongft compliments which is o fingular ufe Bacon We have all thofe ideas in our underftanding whic His finews waxen weak and raw Inero'saBLE T.ean but upon a rufh w Sweetly complains To be diftra&ed with many opinions, makes me to be of the laft imzprefion, and full of change ToImerUNT Diflolves to water Shak. Tavo Gent. of Verona They having taken the impreffes of the infide obje@s are reprefente tw Thy palm fome moments keeps Trenched in ice, which with an hour's hea ignorant conde dure a defeat of nea The cicatrice and capable impreffur This weak imprefs of love is as a figur b Suc 6 "Their vifages impre/?, when they approached near Ho g. Effect of an attack upon our own hearts Watts So foul and ugly, that exceeding fea 2 preffion thereot on our fenfes, is perceived. Cheyne im 3+ To mark, as impreffed by a ftamp His ag To pluc And tur Which d There is a real knowledge of material t?.‘mg:, when the thing itfelf, and the real a&ion and in Denban The conquering chief his foot impre On the ftrong neck of that deftructive beat J E Not to approve [iz and proba, La Ainfaworth [improbatio Latin improbation, French.] Aé of difallowing Ainfavorth [improbitas, improbus IMpRrO'BITY. 7. Latin. Want of honefty; difhonefty bafenefs H was perhaps excommunicable, yea, and caf out for notorious improbiy We balance the 7mprobit improbity of the other Hooker of the one with th L' Effrange Zo IMPROLI'FICATE. @w. 4. [in and proliJfick.] To impregnate; to fecundate. word not ufed A difficulty in eggs is how the {perm of the coc improlificatesy and make ful IMPRO'PER prius the oval conception fruit Birown adj [impropre Fr impio Latin. 1. Not well adapted; enqualified As every {tience requires a peculiar genius, f likewife there is a genius peculiarly improper fo every one Burnet 2. Unfit; not conducive to the right end Th methods ufed in an original difeafe wcul be very improper in a gouty cafe Arbuthnot on Diet 3. Not juft; not accurate He difappear'd was rarify'd For 'tis improper {peech to fay he dy'd He was exhal'd Drydent Impro'PERLY. @dv. [from improper 1. Not fitly; incongruoufly z. Not juftly ; not accurately Improperly we meafure life by breath Such do not truly live who merit death. Dyyd. Fuv They afluring me of their affiftance in correctin my faults whereI {poke improperly, 1 was encou raged Dryden Z0 IMPRO'PRIATE, w, @, |inand proprius e 1. T |