Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Imprescriptibility

Imprescriptibilityn.the state of being independent of custom or use

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Imprescriptible

Imprescriptiblea.not to be impaired or lost by prescription, not affected by long usage or neglect

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Impress

Impressv.t.to print, stamp, mark, fix deep, press

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Impress (2)

Impressn.a forcing into service, impression, device

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Impressible

Impressiblea.that may or can be impressed

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Impressing

Impressingn.a forcing into public service

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Impression

Impressionn.a stamp, motto, edition, influence

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Impressive

Impressivea.tending or able to impress, producing a powerful effect

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Impressment

Impressmentn.a forcing into public service

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Impressure

Impressuren.a mark made by pressure

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Imprimis

Imprimisad.in the first place, before the rest

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Imprint

Imprintv.t.to print, mark, fix deep, impress

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Imprinting

Imprintingn.a marking, an impression

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Imprison

Imprisonv.t.to shut up or put in prison, to confine

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Imprisonment

Imprisonmentn.confinement in prison

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Improbability

Improbabilityn.unlikelihood, absurdity, folly

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Improbable

Improbablea.unlikely, incredible, absurd, filly

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Improbably

Improbablyad.unlikely, incredibly

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Improbity

Improbityn.dishonesty, baseness, wickedness

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Improlificate

Improlificatev.t.to make fruitful, ob.

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Impromptu

Impromptun.an extemporaneous composition

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Improper

Impropera.unfit, unqualified, wrong

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Improperly

Improperlyad.unfitly, unsuitably, amiss

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Impropriate

Impropriatev.t.to convert to private use, to alienate

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Impropriation

Impropriationn.church-lands in lay-hands

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Impropriety

Improprietyn.unfitness, inaccuracy, fault

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Improsperous

Improsperousa.unsuccessful, unfortunate, ob.