Impassionate

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 99
im-pash'-un-ate, v.a. to affect powerfully: a. strongly affected; without pa ion or feeling. ing pa ion or deep feeling. exhibiting, feeling. Impa ively, im-pas'-siv-le, ad. in an impa ive manner. Impa ivene , im-pas -sivnes, s. the state of being impa ive. concretion of substances by means of cements. tolay on colours thickly and boldly [Paint.] canvas(It.) patient. ing touch-me-not, so called from the impatient way in which they discharge their seeds when ripe. or restraint; not enduring pain or delay. Impatiently, im-pa' -shent-le, ad. with impatience. seignory or po e ion. the power of any seignory. rity. account;to charge with a crime or misdemeanour, specially in administration [Law]. (Fr. empêcher, tó hinder.) chargeable with a crime; accountable. ing; an accusation against a public officer for maladministration; a calling in question. to decorate as with pearls. of sinning. being without money. ]
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