Improsperously
Improsperouslyad.unsuccessfully, unhappily
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Improvable
Improvable, [o as oo]a.capable of improvement
Improve
Improvev.to make or become better, to advance in N. England, to cultivate or occupy
Improvement
Improvementn.advancement, edification
Improvements
Improvementsn. pl.the additions to or meliorations of a farm, as buildings, fences, clearings, &c.
Improver
Improvern.one who improves or makes better
Improvidence
Improvidence, or Improvisionn.a want of forecast
Improvident
Improvidenta.wanting forecast, thoughtless
Improvidently
Improvidentlyad.without due care or thought
Imprudence
Imprudencen.a want of prudence, indiscretion
Imprudent
Imprudenta.wanting prudence, indiscreet, silly
Imprudently
Imprudentlyad.indiscreetly, sillily, carelessly
Impudence
Impudence, or Impudicityn.shamelessness, immodesty
Impudent
Impudenta.shameless, saucy, bold
Impudently
Impudentlyad.shamelessly, saucily, very boldly
Impugn
Impugnv.t.to attack, assault, oppose, disprove
Impuissance
Impuissancen.impotence, inability, ob.
Impulse
Impulsen.a communicated force, motion, idea
Impulsion
Impulsionn.an influence on the mind or body
Impulsive
Impulsivea.having the power to impel, moving
Impulsively
Impulsivelyad.with impulse, with force
Impunity
Impunityn.exemption from punishment or penalty
Impure
Impurea.unholy, unchaste, lewd, drossy, foul
Impurely
Impurelyad.in an impure manner, unchastely
Impurity
Impurityn.uncleanness, foulness, guilt
Impurple
Impurplev.t.to color or tinge with purple
Imputable
Imputablea.that can be imputed, chargeable