Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Impassibleness

Impassibleness, or Impassibilityn.exemption from pain

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Impassioned

Impassioneda.seized with passion, warm

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Impasted

Impasteda.pasted over, covered with paster

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Impatience

Impatiencen.uneasiness, fretfulness, heat

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Impatient

Impatienta.not able to endure, eager, hot, hasty

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Impatiently

Impatientlyad.uneasily, passionately, eagerly

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Impawn

Impawnv.t.to pawn, to leave as a pledge, ob.

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Impeach

Impeachv.t.to accuse by a public body, of malconduct in office, to accuse by authority, to censure (to hinder, ob.)

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Impeachable

Impeachablea.accusable, chargeable

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Impeacher

Impeachern.one who impaches or accuses

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Impeachment

Impeachmentn.an accusation of malconduct in office by authority, private censure, (hinderance, ob.)

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Impearl

Impearlv.t.to form like or adorn with pearls

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Impeccability

Impeccabilityn.an exemption from all offence

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Impeccable

Impeccablea.not subject to sin, perfect, pure

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Impede

Impedev.t.to hinder, obstruct, let, stop

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Impediment

Impedimentn.an hinderance, obstruction, opposition

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Impel

Impelv.t.to urge forward, drive on, instigate

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Impellent

Impellentn.a power that drives forward or on

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Impend

Impendv.i.to hang over, be near at hand, await

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Impendence

Impendencen.the state of hanging over nearness

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Impendent

Impendenta.hanging over, pressing closely, near

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Impenetrability

Impenetrabilityn.an impenetrable quality

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Impenetrable

Impenetrablea.not to be pierced or found out

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Impenitence

Impenitencen.a want of remorse or repentance

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Impenitent

Impenitenta.void of repentance, obdurate, hard

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Impenitently

Impenitentlyad.without repentance, hardly

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Impensible

Impensiblea.free from expence or reward