Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Immutability

Immutabilityn.invariableness, a constant state

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Immutable

Immutablea.invariable, unalterable, fixed, firm

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Immutably

Immutablyad.unchangeably, unalterably

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Immutate

Immutatea.unaltered, unchanged

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Imp

Impn.an offspring, puny devil, shoot, graft

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Imp (2)

Impv.t.to imitate, enlarge, extend, join

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Impact

Impactn.a driving together, touching

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Impact (2)

Impactv.t.to drive close together or very hard

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Impaint

Impaintv.t.to paint, adorn, decorate, ob.

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Impair

Impairv.t.to lessen, diminish, injure, hurt

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Impair (2)

Impair, or Impairmentn.a diminution, an injury

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Impalpable

Impalpablea.not perceptible to the touch

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Impalsy

Impalsyv.t.to strike with a palsy, to deaden

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Impannel

Impannelv.t.to form a jury

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Imparadise

Imparadisev.t.to make happy or blesses

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Imparity

Imparityn.disproportion, inequality, oddness

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Impark

Imparkv.t.to inclose for or make a park

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Imparlance

Imparlancen.a continuation of suit in court from day to day

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Impart

Impartv.t.to communicate, give, grant

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Impartance

Impartancen.a communication, grant, share

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Impartial

Impartiala.equitable, just, equal, unbiassed, fair

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Impartially

Impartiallyad.equitableness, justice, fairness

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Impartibility

Impartibilityn.the capacity of being imparted

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Impartible

Impartiblea.that may be communicated

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Impartment

Impartmentn.the act of imparting, a share

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Impassable

Impassablea.that cannot be passed through

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Impassible

Impassible, or Impassivea.incapable of suffering