Insulator
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 273
m'su-lat-ur, n. one who or that which insulates a non-conductor of electricity Insult, in-sult\ to treat with indignity or contempt to abuse to affront.—In'SUlt, n. abuse: affront: contumely |Fr— L. insulto — nsilto, to spring at in, upon, and salw, to leap.] mate mflte mdbn then. 261 273 IMG:page-273.webp:Page 273 Insultingly Insultingly, tn mgadv. in an insulting or insolent manner Insuperable, in-sO'pfcr-a-bl, ndj. that cannot be pa ed over: insurmountable: unconquerable. adv. Insu perably —« Insuperability Fr. — L. insurerabilts—in, not, superabilis—supero, to pa over—safer, above. Insupportable, in-sup-pOrt'a-bl, adj not supportable or able to be snpjMirtcd or end u red unbearable: insufferable —udi In support'ably. n. In support abienesa. [Ft.— L. in, not, and Supportable InsuppT8SBible, in-sup-pres'i-bl, adj not to be suppre ed or concealed |L in, not, and Suppre ible,]
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