Impăssión (sion as shồn), v

t. [Pref. im- = in, and Eng. pa ion (q. v.).] To move or affect strongly with pa ion. [IMPASSIONED.] "Do not thou, with tears and woes, ir pa ion my affects." Chapman: Homer's Iliad ix. Im-păs-sion-a-ble (sion as shốn), a . [Eng. impa ion; -able .] Easily excited to anger; readily moved in the pa ions. im -in, and Eng. pa ionate (q. v.). To affect or Im-pas-sion-āte (sion as shon), v . t. [Pref. excite strongly or deeply; to fill with pa ion. "Christ was one while deeply impa ion a ted with sorrow."-H. More: Defence of Modern Cabala , ch. i.