Importunate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 258
un-port'fi-nat, adj. troublesomely urgent over-pre ing in request — adv Importunately n Import'unatenesa. [Corned from the word following.] Importune, lm-poi-iiin', v to urge with troublesome applu.Uion to pre w gently. [In M K. an adj., and sig. ‘troublesome/ through the Fr., from L. import units, ong. difficult of acce / from m, not, and port a harbour Cf. Opportune Importunity, im-por-tun'i-ti, « Lhe quality of being ini]»oiiuiut>' urgent request. unpor tumtas. posed or laid on. Imposable, im-pO/a-bl, adj capable of being im- Impose, n pG7 v to place upon to Lay on to enjoin or command u> put over by authority or foicc to obtrude unfairly to j*ahn off v.t. to mislead or deceive [Fr imposer -im (= L. tn), on. and /.>u to place See Pose.) Imposing, im-po/mg, adj commanding adapted to impre forcibly adv Impos ingly. Imposition, mi po /jsh'uii, u. a laying on: laying on of hands m ordination a tax, a burden a deception [Fr--L —impono, uupositus, to lay on m. on, and pono, to place Impo iblo, iin-po'/i-bl, adj that which cannot be done cannot exist absurd, n. Impo ibility. [Fr --L. m, not, and Po ible Impost, im'jMist, n a tax, esp imports: {arch.) that part nt pillar in vaults and inches on whi
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