Impetuosity
Impetuosity, or Impetuousnessn.violence, fury
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Impetuosity, or Impetuousnessn.violence, fury
Impetuoslyad.violently, vehemently, hotly
Impetuousa.violent furious, vehement, fierce
Impetusn.a violent effort, force, blow, stroke
Impietyn.wickedness, ungodliness, irreverence
Impingev.t.to dash or fall against, to clash with
Impinguatev.t.to fatten, make fate, ob.
Impiousa.wicked, lewd, profane, irreligious
Impiouslyad.wickedly, lewdly, profanely, viley
Implacabilityn.an inexorable state or quality
Implacablea.not to be appeased or pacified
Implacablyad.with constant enmity, inexorably
Implantv.t.to ingraft, insert, infix, place, set
Implausibilityn.the not being plausible
Implausiblea.not specious, not appearing true
Impleadv.t.to prosecute or sue at the law, to indict
Implementn.a tool, instrument, utensil, vessel
Impletionn.the act of filling up, a full state
Implexa.intricate, entangled, complicated
Implexionn.involution, combination
Implicatev.t.to infold, entangle, embarrass
Implicationn.an involution, fold, tacit inference
Implicitlyad.absolutely, by inference
Implorev.t.to beg, beseech, entreat, invoke
Implorern.one who implores, one who beseeches
Implyv.t.to comprise, involve, infold, suggest
Impoisonv.t.to corrupt or kill with poison