Impudently

adv. — Im'pudic'ity, -dis'l-tT, n. Im- modesty. — Impn'nity, -nl-tf n. Exemption from punishment or penalty, — or from injury or lo ; security. [F. im.pun.it6, L. imp unit as, fr. in and pazna, punishment.] — Impure'', -pur', a. Mixed with extraneous substances; not pure; foul; defiled by sin or guilt; unholy; unhallowed; unchaste; lewd; unclean; obscene. {Old Test.) Not purified according to the law of Moses; ceremonially unclean.— Impure'ly, adv.— Impure'ne , Impu'rity, -rf-ti, n. Condition or quality of being, or that which is impure. — Imputres'cible, -sl-bl, a. Not putrescible; not subject to putrefaction or corruption.