Import
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 203
im-norf, v. t. To bring in from abroad; esp. to bring (merchandise) from another country, in the transactions of commerce; to include, as signification or intention: to imply, signify, denote, mean; to be of imnortanc? or consequence to, interest, concern. — Im'port, 7i. That which is imported, or brought in from abroad; purport; meaning; intended significance: importance: consequence. — Importance. 7i. Quality of being imnort'mt: consequence; moment: significance. — Important, n. Having weight or consequence; sigui.lcant; momentous; grave.— Importation, n. Act or practice of importing; goods introduced into a country from abroad. — Imnorfer. n. One who imports go'ods.
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