Disparates
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 60
dis' -par-ates, s.pl. things so unequal or unlike, that they cannot be compared with each other. rank, condition, or excellence; di imilitude. open; to set at large; to release from confinement. separate; to set a mark on the muzzle-ring of a piece of ordnance which shall give the gunner a line parallel to the axis of the bore of the gun [Gunnery]: s. the difference between the thickne of the metal of apiece of ordnance at the mouth and at the breech [Gunnery]: v.n. to separate; to open; to cleave. the muzzle, to guide the eye of the gunner in a line parallel with the axis of the bore of the gun [Gunnery]. undisturbed or unmoved state of mind.; calm; impartial; unmoved by feelings; not dictated by pa ion or bias of mind. Dispa ionately, dis-pash'- un-ate-le, ad. in a dispa ionate manner. port as a pauper. persed (L. dis, and pello, to drive).
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