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creep in hint. Insipidity, n. want of; taste; want of life and INSIPIENCE, n. want of wisdom. [spirit. Insist, v. persist in. IN SIT I ON, 77. insertion of a scion. IN SITU, L. in its original or proper place. INSOBRIETY, n. intemperance. [cannot be united. 1 NSOCI ABLE, a. averse to social converse; that INSOLATE, v. expose to sun's rays. INSOLENCE, n. gro rudene . INSOLUBLE, a. that cannot be di olved in a fluid. INSOLVABLE, a. that cannot be solved. INSOLVENCY, n. being insolvent—unable to pay INSOUCIANCE, (an-soo-syangs) n. being; insouci* INSPECTOR, n. examiner superintendent, [aid. INSPIRATION, 7i. drawing; in the breath; divine INSPIRE, v. draw in breath; breathe into; animate INSPIRIT, animate. [supernaturally. Inspi ate, v. thicken, as liquids. INSTABLE, a. inconstant unsteady, [of an office. Installation, n. installing; or giving po e ion INSTALMENT, n. installing; payment of part. INSTANCE, n. solicitation; example; case occur INSTANT, moment;—a. present urgent, [ring. Instantaneous,??. a. done in an instant.; INSTANTER, ad. instantly immediately. INSTANTIAE CRUCIS, L. indicating; cases. IN Statu Quo, L. in the same condition as be IN STEP, (in') n. upper part of the foot. [fore. Instigate, v. tempt to evil. INSTIL, v. infuse by drops; insinuate. INSTINCT, (incri) a. moved animated. Instinctive, a. prompted; by instinct. INSTINCT, (in') a. faculty in brutes like reason. Instrumental, a. conducive to some end. INSTRUMENTALITY, agency. Insubordination, n. disobedience; insubjecINSUFFERABLE, a. not to be borne. [tion. Insufficiency, n. want of sufficiency. INSULAR, a. surrounded by water. INSULATE, v. detach from surrounding objects. INSULT, (in')?i. intended contempt. INSULT, (suit') V. treat with insolence. INSUPERABLE, a. that cannot be overcome. Insupportable, a. that cannot be endured. INSURANCE, n. security against lo by paying a INSURGENT, a. exciting sedition;—n. one who Insurrectionary, a. relating to insurrection Insusceptible, a. incapable of feeling. INTACT, a. not touched; uninjured.[graved on it. Intaglio, (tal'yo)??. precious stone with head enIntangible, a. not perceptible by touch. Integer, n. whole number. INTEGRAL, n. entire thing; a. whole; entire. INTEGRANT, a. nece ary to constitute a thing. INTEGRATE, V. form one whole; make up. Integrity, n. wholene ; uprightne ; purity. Integument, covering. INTELLECT, n. mind understanding. INTELLECTUAL, a. relating; to or having intellect. INTELLECTUALISM, n.that knowledge is derived INTELLIGENT, a. knowing; instructed skilful. INTELLIGIBLE, a. that may be comprehended.; INTEMPERANCE, u. exce ; drunkenne . INTENDANT, overseer. INTENSE, a. strained vehement extreme. Intensify, v. make intense,; or more: intense. INTENSITY, 7?. extreme degree. Intensive, a. giving force. INTENT, a. using close application;—n. purpose; Intentional, a. designed. [aim. INTER, as prefix, between, among, [between acts. INTER, (-ter') V. bury. INTERACT,??. performance INTER Alia. L. among other things. Intercalary, (teri) a. inserted added Intercalate, (tcr'j v. insert a day.; Intercede, v. interpose; mediate. INTERCEPT, v. seize on its pa age. INTERCESSOR, n. mediator. [mediation. Interce ory, a. containing interce ion or Intercostal, a. placed between the ribs. Intercourse, mutual dealings.