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Show IN entrance of a new comer into any art o ftate The ground of initiating or entering men int Chriftian life, is more fummarily comprifed in th the ceremony of this /zitiation in form of baptifm Hammond ftituted by Chrift Silence is the firft thing that is taught us at ou Braome initiation into facred myfteries 7 fo [in and jucundity. Injucu/npiTy Unpleafantnefs Inju/DicaBLE. adj. [iz and judico Not cognizable by a judge Injupt/ciavr. adj. [in and judicial. according to form of law Inyupi'crous. adj. [in and judicions. of judgment; without judgment both of perfons and things Lat. No Di& Voi Ufe A philofopher would either think me in jeft, o very injudiciousy if 1 took the earth for a body regular in itfelf, if compared with the reft of the uniBurnet verfe A fharp wit may find fomething in the wifeft man whereby to expofe him to the contempt of izjudicion Tillotforn people INjupt/crousLY. adv. [from injudicious. With ill judgment; not wifely Scaliger izjudicion/ly condemns this defcription Broome Inju'NcTiON. 7. f. [from injoin; injunctus injunétio, Latin. order; precept 1. Command The inftitution of God's law is defcribed as bein eitablithed by folemn injunézion b e My duty cannot fuffe Shakefp 1h i degree out of the chancery, fometime to give pofleflion unto the plaintiff fo want of appearance 1n the defendants fometimes to the king's ordinary court and fometime ftay proceeding il b nlne? 05 y ToI'NjurE - Lat. 1. To hur to the court-chriftian a t - Coavel [injarier unjuftly injwria Fr t mifchie unde fervedly ; to wrong They injure by chance in a crowd, and withou a defign; then hate always who injured they have onc Temple 2. To annoy ; to affe® with any inconveLeft heat fliould injure us, his timely car Hath unbefought provided Inyurer 7. /. [from izjure. hurts another unjuftly ; one wh M‘ 3. Mifchievous; unjuftly hurtful we have no INkHO'RN. 7. /. [irnk and horn. done what we can to undo our fault, or at leaft t hinder the izjurious confequences of it from proceeding Tillotforn 4. Detratory wrongful contumelious Ere that we will fuffer fuch a princ To be difgrac'd by an inkhorzamate We, and our wives and children, all will fight Shakefp by direing his prayer What is mor horn to an image, to fuppofe the being he prays to repreho how izjurious whic by that image contumeliou God I'NkLE muft it be to the glorious nature o South INnju'rRiOUSLY @dv [ fro Wrongfully ; hurtfull with contumely to negleé th chara&er, when it is izjurion/ly attacked INju/rRIOUSNESS. 7. f. [fro Quality of being injurious Som Shat them over as they were gods and goddeffes I twitch'd his dangling garter from his knee He wift not when the hempen ftring I drew Now mine I quickly doff of 7#k/e blue. Gay's Paj injuftice vindicatio Skinner from iuklincken, to foun of hi Zujurious. per heard of any of the leatt inkling or glimpfe of thi Bacon's Neww Atlantis ifland They had fome izk/ing of fecret meflages betwee the marquis of Newcaftle and young Hotham anather 11l deeds ar And *gainft a _The uprigh difcsuntenanc fufferer He tha wrong well turn'd back upon their authors izjurer, the revenge is juft. Bez Fon/ judge will countenance right, an wrong, whoever be the jzjurer or th Atterbury Inju'riovs. adj. [from injury; injurius Lat. injurienx, French. -3, Unjuft; invafive of another's rights Tl the injurions Roman did extor This Tribute from us, we were free Shakefp I'NkMAKER Iniquity . / is bound in with thame 3. Black as ink >T'is not alone my 774y, cloak, good mother Nor cuftomary fuits of {olemn black That can denote me truly Shakefpeare's Hamlet I'NLAND. adj. [in and land. lying remote from the fea Goodl laws like little inland feas even fhips upon their waters was in his youth an izland man Shakefpeare's As you like it A fubflitute {hines brightly as a king Until a king be by; and then his ftat Empties itfelf, as doth an 7z2/and broo Like madmen they hurl'd {tones and 774 Ben fonfon Into the main of waters Shakefp. Merch. of Ven This perfon did publith a pamphlet printed i Intending to have try' The filver favour which you gave In iz the fhining point T dy'd England for a general excife I'mvanp TWaller iz£, an Browvz when L' Efirange will carr Spenfer An old religious uncle of mine Shak -upon his mouth, and keep his hand out of the iz Interior In this wide iz/and fea, that hight by name The idle lake, my wand'ring thip I row Spenfer Mourn boldly, my #zk; for while the looks upon Sidney you, your blacknefs will fhine O! fhe's falle Boyle cafe The fecretary poured the 77 box all over the wriHowel's Pocal Foreff tings, and fo defaced them He that would live clear of envy muft lay his finge Shak The liquor prefently began to grow pretty clea Boyle and tranfparent, lofing its iz£y blacknefs [encre, Fr. inchioftro, Italian. about me in a filver /7 H 2. Refembling ink injuflitia And drench'd it in the fable wave Vitriol is the altive or chief ingredient i no other falt will ftrike the colour with galls T have found pens blacked almoft all ove maker. With izky blots and rotten parchment bonds 1. The black liquor with which men write pot [izk' an Of wat'ry Neptune wrong had a while carried the 7. f England bound in with the triumphant fea Whofe rocky fhore beats back the envious fieg Cunning men can be guilty of a thoufand 77ju/tice without being difcovered, or at leaft without bein Swift punifhed INK h who makes ink Unky. adj. [from ink. 1. Confifting of ink great kings, he fell to bitter invectives againft ‘th French king; and fpake all the imjuries he coul Bacon devife'of Charles Lat. vefle Clayendon got an inklin among the fhip's crew of a confpiracy. L'Efirange Cafting off the refpes fit to be continued betwee Hath drops too few to wafh her clean again Milton Aboard a Corinthia Mortimer Fr which no We in Europe, notwithftanding all the remot difcoveries and navigations of this laft age, neve 4. Contumelious language; reproachful apA French mode of fpeech pellation not now in ufe [injuftice the Shakefpeare's Coriolanus we'll thew them in deeds The places were acquired by juft title of victory and therefore in keeping of them no izjury was offered Hayward n intend to do w have had iz4/ing wha King Charles intimation Our bufinefs is not unknown to the fenate than any propenfity eithe within in Scotland Hint; whif "This fenfe is ftill retaine as, I heard not an inkling. Pope and Gay to injurionfnefs or oppreflion [This word is derived b 7z/ I'nkrine mifcarriages might efcape, rather throug fudden neceflities of ftate A kind of narfow fillet; Incles, caddifles, cambricks, lawns : why he fong injurious. wit # f than to fay, a filver /nkGreaw frequen tapc £ injurious appellations were of any advantag to a caufe, what appellations would thofe deferv who endeavour to fow the feeds of fedition 2 Swvift Nor ought h Shakefpeare are now to examine thofe men 1t is natural for a man com Bid him bring his pen and inkborn to the jail ; w A prifon, indeed ixjurions, becaufe a prifon, bu elfe well teftifying affection, becaufe in all refpect Sidney as commodious as a prifon can be fente A portabl cafe for the inftruments of writing monly made of horn reproachful Into a pit of ink, thatthe wide fe nience After offence returning, to regai Milton's Agoniffes Love once poffeft Inyu'stice Forgivenefs to the injur'd doth belong But they ne'er pardon who commit the wrong Dryden Yet beauty, though injurions, hath ftrange power For, ftill they knew; and ought ¢' have ftill reRiot afcends above their loftieft tow'rs, member' Milton And injury and outrage The high: injunction, not to tafte that fruit Milton. 2. Mifchief; detriment. Whoever tempted The ceremonies of the church are neceflary a -we do izjury to a-caufe by dwellin time Man the injunctions of lawful authority, the practice of Warts's Logick. upon trifling. arguments the primitive church, and the general rules of deSouth. 3. Annoyance cency fields th i d rat an mic injurie Grea or 2. [In law.] Injunion is an interlocu s, i 2. Ink is ufed for any liquor with whic they write: as, red ink; green ink 'To blac 79 INK. @. a. [from the poun. or daub with ink as, his face is all ove inked 2. Guilty of wrong or injury not real, becauf Arbuthnot ink bottle at one another's heads I'NJURY. . f. [injuria, Lat. injure, Fr. 1. Hurt without juftice T' obey in all your daughter's hard commands Though the injunction be to bar my doors And let this tyrannous night take hold upon you oM Smhflg.r, Hooker I could hardly reftrain them from throwing th Tnjurious ftrength would rapine ftill excufe Dryden By off'ring terms the weaker muft refufe Our repentance i L 7 / or in/and duty Savift Interior or midland parts Out of thefe fmall beginnings, gotten near to the mountains, did they fpread themfelves into the izland Spenfer They of thofe marches fhall defen Our inland from the pilfering borderers. Shakefpeare The reft were al Fay to th' infand retir'd, about the wall O Pandzmonium I'nLanper. 7 [ [from jnlfand. remote from the fea Milton Dwelle Th |