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Show MO O 3. Popularly; according to the commo occurrences of -life ; according to th common judgment made of things /y impofiibie for an hypocrite to kee I L' Effrange himfelf long upon his guard from the nature of the things themfelve morally certain, and cannot make any doubt of it but that a mind free from paffion and prejudice i more fit to pafs a true judgmen tha fuc a on PV.://:E;{: as is byafled by affetions and interefts The concurring accounts of many fuch witnefle render it morally, or, as we might {peak, abfolutel impofiible that thefe things fhould be falfe Arterbury's Sermions Mo'rars. z. /. [without a fingular. The pra&tice of the duties of life; behaviour with refpect to others mak cerrupt i a Some hav them theit morals as vice coul yet been folicitous to have thei <hildren foberly, virtuoufly, and pioufly brought up South's Sermons Learn then what morals criticks ought to fhew *Tis not enough wit, .art, and learning join In all you fpeak, let truth and candour fhine. Pope Mora'ss #./. [morais, French. Fen bog ; moor Landfcapes point out the faireft and moft fruitful fpots, as well as the rocks, and wildernefies and zwraffes of the country. - Watts on the Mind Nor the deep #zoraf Refufe, but through the fhaking wildernef Pick your nice way Mo'RBID 7. / Thomfon's Autummn [morbidss, Latin. Dif eafed; in a ftate contrary to health Though every human conftitution is morbid, ye are there difeafes confiftent with the commo fun&ions of life Arbuthnot Mo'RBIDNESS. #. /. [from morbid.] Stat of being difeafed Movrzr'ricat. | adj. [morbus and facio More1'Fick Lat. morbifique, Ft. Caufing difeafes Th air appearing fo malicious in this mordific confpiracy, exacts a more particular regard ; wherefore initiate confumptives muft change their air Harwey on Confumptions This difeafe is cured by the critical refolution concoction, and evacuation of the morbifick matter Arbuthnot MoRrBO'sE. adj. [morbofus, Latin. Proceeding from difeafe; not healthy Malphighi ternatura of plants an under galls comprehend zorbofe tumour all pre and excrefcence Ray on Creation. Moreo'sity. 2. /. [from morbofus, Lat, Difeafed ftate. A word not in ufe The inference is fair fro the orga to th attion, thac they have eyes, therefore fome figh was defigned, if we except the cafual impediment or morbofitics in individuals Brown Morpa"crous. adj. [mordax, Latin. Biting; apt to bite Morpa'ciry. n f. [mordacité, Fr. mordacitas quality tfrom mordazx Latin. Bitin It is to be inquired, whether there be any menfrruum to diffolve any metal that is not fretting o corroding, and openeth the body by fympathy, an not by mordacity, or violent penetration Bacon Mo RDI1CANT. adj. [mordeo, Lat. mordicant, French. Biting; acrid He prefumes, that the mordi-ant quality of bodie muft proceed from a fiery ingredient; whereas th light and inflammable parts muf be driven awa by that time the fire has reduced the body to afhes LBoyle Morpica'rion. #. /; [from mordicant. The a& of corroding or biting Another caufe is mordication of the orifices, efpecially of the mefentery veins; as any thing tha is fharp and biting doth provole the part to expel Bacon and muftard provoketh fneezing MORE. adj. [mape, Saxon; the comparative of Jfome or great. 1. In greater quantity ; in greater degree Wrong not that wrong with more contempt < Shakefpeare Thefe kind of knaves in this plainnef Harbour msre craft, and more corrupter end Shakefp Than twenty filky ducking obfervants Their riches were more than that they migh dwell together Gene Xxxvi. 7 Let 7ore work be laid upon the men, that the may labour Exodus, Ve g Then crown my joys, or cure my pain Give me more love or more difdain 2. In greater number tive of fome or many. compara He had fo many languages in ftore That only fame fhall fpeak of him in more 3. Greater Now out of ufe Cowley 4. Added to fome former number 2. Greater thing; other thin hey, who fo fate 2 quefii n, do m feparate the pazts of it on from 5n'dth¢ b them fo in their due order M} 3+ Second time; longer time ,';uf ufe, be a noun or adverb ; The dove returned not again unto him 7"; ' Delia the queen of love, let all deplor Delia, tiz queen of beauty, is now n mire Movwrze'v » / [ folanum, Latin._ of feeds 2 MMorel is a black cherry, fit for the conf before it be thorough ripe, butitis bitter eatenra Mo'rReLAND. =z /. [mopland, Sam mop, a mountain, and land.] mo tainous or hilly country: a tratto §uf Wotton The more the kindled combat rifes higher The more with fury burns the blazing fire. Dryden As the blood pafleth through narrower channels the rednefs difappears more and more Arbuthnot The more God has blefled any man with effat fordihire is called the Morlands, fo being hilly MoRrEO'VER. adw. [more and ouer. B yond what has been mentioned; befides or quality, jult fo much lefs in proportion is th care he takes in the education of his children Sawift's Mifzellanics likewife ; alfo; over and ab the compara Moreover, he hath left you all his walks Sk He did hold-me dea Above this world; adding thereto, marcover T am fall'n out with my more headier will To take the indifpos'd and fiekly fi For the found man Skakefpeare's King Lear Ma you long live a happy inftrument for you king and country: happy lere, and smore happ hereafter Bacon The advantages of ledrning are mare lafting tha thofe of arms Collier on Pride That he would wed me, or elfe die m);? ViorGLA'y. #. f A deadly weapo Ainfrvorth Glaive and morte, and glay mibr, Erfe; a t broad-{word, which fome centarie a fecond time was the highlander's weapon Moreover by them is thy fervant war Pal xi Little did I think I fhould ever have bufinefs o this kind on my hands more Tatler & Mor1'GEROUS adj. -{moriger, Laub Obedient ; obfequious W Mo rion. 7. /. [French.] A with the ne Caffius is no more ! Oh, fetting fun As in thy red rays thou doft fink to-night armour for the head; a cafque Shake[p For all his majefty's thips a proportiono targets, morions, and cuiras of proof lhg L More. 2. /. [Akind of comparative fro Jore or znuch. lowed I. A greater quantity; a greater degree Perhaps fome of thefe examples whic Polifh'd fteel that caft the view afide And crefted norions with their plumy Pl"id Mor('sco. %. /i [merifeo, Spanifi] dancer of the morris or ;moonlh_d are adduced under the adverb, with z/ before more, thould be placed here; bu I have fee I rather think 7he more to be adverbial Him caper upright like a wild mo{'ifi" Shaking the bloody dasts, as he his bel Were I king I fhould cut off the nobles for their lands And my more having would be as a fauc To make me hunger more. Shakefpeare's Macbeth 4An heroick poem requires forme great aion o war; and as much 6r zore of the adive virtue tha Mo rkin. #. f. [Among hu wild beaft, ‘dead through fi mifchance Mo'rrinG., ) # f [mort, F Mo'RTLmG. plucked from Dryden The Lotd do fo, and mueh mere, to Jonathan 2. A kind of cherry in him{elf the weight of time, he was not unwillin to beftow upon another fome part of the pains the fuffering ze 5 but how much that nore is h ftinét notion Spungy morels in {rong ragoufar ts found And in the foup the flimy fnail is drown'd Gens xxix. 30 So in his red blood Caffius' day is fet he Jenovrs the depth to be gy m a great numbe Some were of opinion, that feeling more and #zor 4. Longer; yetcontinuing gative particle fi his founding line, he reache then black, full'of 2 limpid juics i The fpirits of animate bodies are all, in fom . degree, more or lefs kindled Bacon's Nat. Hifs 3. Again A mariner having Je dow;, pretty hard, at firft green like'an:'éfiv adw z. The particle that form tive degree ® 1. The 702/ is a plant, of whiche are feveral f{pecies: when th fheds there fucceeds a fpheric f One more citizen to fybil give Dryden I'm tir'd of rhiming, and would fain give o'er But Montague demands one labour more. Addifon Great Dryden's friends before With open arms receiv'd oné poct nzorz Pope He loved Rachel more than Leah 1 Prythee be fatisfy'd ; he fhall beaia;fi Or I'i! 50 more be king Dryden'sG Sha The more part advifed to depart. - AFs, xxvis 1 1. To a greater degree to gratify their avarice 4. ItJjs doubtful whether the y (V Of India the more and the Zefs Mandeville Both more and /ofs have given him the revolt Morz have ep;:ugh 3 10, 1ot if a mir cl hey fteer'd their courfe to th fame Not parted Jong, and now to par n Carew [Th From hence the greatef When lnfl: of getting mop wil "They that would have s x-Samuel, {heep i |