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Show PR PR In philofophical enquiries, the order of natur Though your prognfficks van too faf Swift. They muft be verify'd at laft 3. A token forerunniog Whatfoever you are or thail be, has been but a South eafy prognoffick from what you were Carefpl obferver By fure prognofticks may foretell a thow'r PRO'GRESS / [progrés Swift French from progreffas, Latin, 1. Courfe ; proceflion ; paffage I cannot 'Shak. Julius Czfar Milton Her rofy progrefs fmiling The Sylphs behold it kindling as it flies And pleas'd purfue its progrefs through the fkies Pope mation forward 2. Advancement Through all thy veins fhall ru A cold and drowf{y humour, which fhall feiz Each vital fpirit ; for no pulfe fhall kee His nat'ral progrefs, but furceafe to beat. Shakefp This motion worketh in round at firft, whic way to deliver itfelf; and then worketh in progrefs Bacon where it findeth the deliverance eafieft Out of Ethiopia beyond Egypt had been a firang progrefs for ten hundred thoufand men. . Raleigh Whofoever underftands the grogrefs and revoIntions of nature, will fee that neither the prefen form of the earth, nor its firft form, weie permanen Burnet and immutable It is impoffible the mind fhould ever be ftoppe Locke in.its progrefs in this fpace The bounds of all bedy we have no difficult to arrive at; but when the mind is there, it find nothing to hinder its progrefs into the endlefs exLocke panfion Perhaps I judge haftily, there being feveral, i whofe writingsI have made very little progrefs Swift's Mifcellanies 3 Intelletual improvement; advancement in knowledge ; proficience Solon the wife his grogrefs never ceas'd But fill his learning with his days increas'd. Denb me It is ftrange, tha fhoul not hav mad more progrefs in the knowledge of thefe things Burnet Several defe&ts in the underftanding hinder it i Locke its progrefs to knowledge Others defpond at the firft difficulty, and conclude, that making any progrefs in knowledge, far ferves their ordinary bufinefs, is abov ther tha Locke their capacities You perhaps have made no progre[s in th moft important chriftian virtues; you have fcarc Law gone half way in humility and charity 4. Removal from one place to another From Egypt arts their progrefs made to Greece Denbam Wrapt in the fable of the golden flecce A journey of ftate a circuit O may I live to hail the day When the glad nation fhull {furve Their fov'reign, through his wide command Addifon Pafling in progrefs o'er the land Zo PrO'GRESS @. m. [progredior, Lat. Not ufed To move forward ; to pafs Let me vape off this honourable dew That filverty doth progrefs on thy cheeks.. Shake/p ProcrE'ss1ON. u. [. [ progreffion, Fr. proLatin. 3. Proportional procefs; regular and gradual advance The fquares of the diameters of thefe rings made by any prifmatick colour, were in arithmeNeavton tical progreffion 2. Mouo Thof men gr<ffon forward worthies of learning wh endeavou paflage 3. Courfe accidentally fram'd a letter, whic He hat o by the way of progreffion, hath mifcarried, Shak 4. Intellettual advance For the faving the long progreffion of the thought to firft principles, the mind fhould provide fevera Locke principles ProGrE'ss1ONAL. adj. [from progreffion. Such as are in a {tate of encreafe or ad th advance are likely, to findwa cleaver pro when fo many rubsare leyelleds -~ Brogvn Prout.'s1roRY o maintain their accomplifhe The their progreffiona unt agai relapfe no fe&ions ¢nds uf if the handle it fo, as they ma ambitiou To PROJE'CT. w. 2. [p rYjicio Th' afcending vilta Projeét long fhadows o'er the cryftal tide The reafon wh Diffufive of themfelves where e'er they pafs They make that warmth in others they expcé" Theig valour works like bodies on a glaf fro the greateft epalts progreffively to the leaft, ie, becaufe the greateft epats denote a greater diftanc of the moon before the fun, and confequently nearer approach to her conjunéion Holder ProcrE'ssiveness. #. /. [from progre/JStve. 'The Rate of advancing 70 PROHI'BIT. @. a. [probibeo, Latin probiber, French. 1. To forbid; to interdi& by authority She would not let them know of his clofe lyin in that probibited place, becaufe they would b offended The weightieft, which it di are to us in the gofpel probibited Moral law is two-fold only by fome externa of God Divine law or probjbiteth actions their inward nature an Sidney command them Huoker fimply moral, or mora conftitution, or impofitio fimply moral, commandet good or evil, ia refpet o quality White to hinder 2. To debar Milton Prou1"BITER. 2.£ [from probibit. For bidder ; interdicter Prow1B1' r10N. 2./. [ probibition, French prohibitio Latin ; from prohibit. 1. Forbiddance; interdiét; aét of forbidding Migh ther probibition not be fome other myftery in thi than they think of *Gaintt felf-flaughte There is a probibition {o divine Hooker That cravens my weak hand Shakefp. Cymbeline He beftowed the liberal choice of all things, wit one only probibition, to try his obedience, Raleigh Let us not think har One eafy probibition, who exjo Free leave fo large to all things eclfe Milton Th law o Go i the te confifts moftly of probibitions fuch a thing learner might more fpeedily advance himfelf i the knowledge of geography [ Projetter French. commandment thou.fhal not d Tillotfon 2. A writ iffued by one court to flop th proceeding of another Watts T fcheme; t compel men t form in the mind ; to contrive I ceafe t b counfel affent to whatever tumultuary patcons thall projed King &mfl!u What {it we then projeting peace and war? M Wha defire b whic nature projects its ow pleafure or prefervation, can be gratified by another man's perfonal purfuit of hisown vice? Suzh 7 To jat out; t fhoot forward; to fhoot beyond fome Proje'cT thing next it a as, the cornice projets Pro'ject. 2./. [projet, Fr. from th verb. Scheme; defign; contrivance It is a difcovering the longitude, and deferve amuch higher name than that of a proje, Addifo In the various projeéts of happinefs, devifedb human reafon, there appeared inconfiftencies not t Rogers be reconciled Proje'cTiLE # / [from the adjective. A body put in motion Projecti/s would for ever move on in the fam ] B ) IS 1, / if heto right line, did not the air, their own gravity, o the ruggednefs of the plane ftop their motion e anticpa Proje'cTILE. adj. [projedile, Erench. Impelled forward 100 iy chr Cheyne's Philefopbical Principles Good bload, and a due projefile motion or cirgu lation, are neceffary to convert the aliment;int Arbuthnat laudable juices . /o [from projed. Proje'cTion 1. The a& of fhooting forwards If the ele@ric be held unto the Iight, man particles will be difcharged from it, w}gu‘(h ose is performed by the breath of the effluviom iffuin with agility Barr'd ovar us, probibit all egrefs And docs its image on their men projeés, I'Jr don If we ha(l] aplan of the naked lines of [ i tude and latitude, projeffed on the mericliam!:8 be ftill progre/five, an they fall in that order 2. To exhibit a form, as of the ima thrown on a mirrour WIn fhoul PROGRE'SSIVELY. adw. [from progre/five. By gradual fteps or regular courfe projeghus Latin, 1. To throw out; to caft forward an Bacen not retrograde In progreffive motion, the arms and legs mov fucceflively; but in natation, both together Brown's Vulgar Errours Their courf Progreflive, retrograde, or ftanding fill Milton The progrefive motion of this animal is mad not by walking, but by leaping. Ray on tbe Creat Ere the progreffive courfe of reftlefs ag Perform three thoufand times its annual ftage May. not our pow'r and learning be fuppreft And arts and empire learn to travel weft Prior fanding the penalty annexed; becaife jr ha:mth. probibitory, as well as a penalty annexed, A;'I? imperBrown men A prohibition will lie on this flatuu-n ProGre'ss1VE. adj. [ progrefif; French Going forward; adfrom progrefs. vaneing Princes . [from probip; t plying prohibition ; forbiddin vance Gates of burning adaman He gave order, that there thould be nothing i His journey like unto a warlike march, but rathe like unto the progrefs ofa king in full peace. Bacon greffio fhould govern, which in all progreffion is to g from the place one is then in, to that which lie Locke next to it intermediat by the progrefs of the fars Give guefs how near to day The morn-begin PR for as the elerick cooleth, th projeiio of the atoms ceafeth tion See e ProOjECT 2. [Projection, French. Brow Plan; delinea For the bulk of the learners of a&ronomy,-_fliif i i lud 'in c wh bef i fta th o projeétio all the @ars in our horizon, reaching to the Waits degree of the fouthern latitude 3. Scheme; plan of alion:. s 4. pro m h f n o jectio i i e c I . 4. [Projection, Frenc i a e o a o i i c an operati n i a u f a t o momen ? fl : . n c d m t of A little quantit in t m e ba t o fe r jefion will t by multiplying t e o p 7 Proje'cTor s g f d o 1. One w r c :bjc& The followin comes from 2 frO{ff}??:' refpondent as diverting as a trave er 'co f dzl ? A 1 t l v m o a g m having the f Among all the projectors in this atte fuccefs genera fo wit me hay Pty noné ho Y‘p gf«"}!e it 0 |
