importunate

(im-pér’ti-nat), a. [« ML. im- against Decorums. Congreve, Way of the World, iii. 5. portunatus, pp. of importunari, importune: see Creditors grow uneasy, talk aside, importune, v. According to the sense in E., Take counsel, then importune all at once. the form should be *importunant,