Dictionary of the English language; With a vocabulary of Scripture proper names, and a concise classical dictionary - Tapa blanda

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1847 Excerpt: ...want, poverty, great need. Indi"genous, a. born in a country, native. In'digent, a. needy, poor, in want. Indigested, a. not formed, not concocted. Indigestible, a. not digestible. IndigcStion,. want of digestive powers. Indi"gitate, v. to point out with the finger. Indi'gn, a. unworthy; bringing indignity. Indignant, « affected with angeranddisdain. Indignantly, ad. with indignation. Indigna'tion, s. anger mixed with contempt. Indig'nity,. contumely; a contemptuous injury; an insulting act. In'digo, x. a plant used for dyeing blue. Indiligence, jt. slothfulness; carelessness. Indil'igent, a. not diligent; careless Indil'igently, ad. without diligence. Indira in'ishable, a. not to be diminished. Indirect', a. not direct or straight; not fair or honest; tortuous or wrong. Indirection, t. indirectness; unfairness. Indirect'ly, ad. in an indirect manner. Indirect'ness, i. obliquity; unfairness. Indisccrn'ible, a. not discernible. Indiscern'iblenesa, s. the state or quality of not being discernible. Indiscern'ibly, ad. so as not to be perceived. Indiscerp'tible, a. not to be separated. Indis'ciplinable, a. incapable of discipline. Indiaoor'enble, a. not to be discovered. Indiscreet', a. imprudent, injudicious. Indiscreef ly, ad. imprudently, foolishly. Indisore'te, a. not separated or distinguished. Indiscre"tion,. imprudence, rashness. Indiscriminate, a. not separated, confused. Indiscriminately, ad. without distinction. Indiscrim'inating, a. making no distinction. Indiscrimination, 5. want of discrimination. In dispensability, Indispen'sableness, j. the state or quality of being indispensable. Indispen'sable, a. not to be dispensed with. Indispen'sably, ad. necessarily. Indispo'se, v. to make unfit, to disorder. Indispo'sed,p. and a. disor...