Imminently, adv

[Eng. imminent; -ly.] In an imminent manner; threateningly. *Im-min-gle, v . t. [Pref. im-=in, and mingle (q. v.).] To mingle, to mix. "With the vanity of the critic something better does at the bottom lie immingled ." -A. H. Clough: Remains, i. 303. *im-mi-nü-tion, s. [Lat. imminutio, from im minutus , pa. par. of imminuo =to le en.] A le ening, a diminishing, a diminution. "Did not a Providence continually oversee and secure them from all alteration or imminution."-Ray: On the Creation. im-mis-çi-bIl-1-ty, s. [Eng. immiscible; -ity.] The quality or state of being immiscible; incapable of being mingled or mixed.