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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
Impassable ; untrodden. If nothing can oppugn love, And virtue invious ways can
prove, What may not he confide to do, That brings both love and virtue too ?
Hudibras. I'nviotjsness.* n. s. [from invious.] State of being invious ;
impassahleness.
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
invious Invicliro, —Ire, en. i. 3. to grAw musty, rincid Inrietito, -a, a. musty, rincid,
obsolete Inviévole, a. fit to be scot, despatched Invigilinte, a. vigilant, wllchful
Invigilare, eon. I, to watch cirefnlly Invigliicebire, tm. 3. V. Impoltronire
Inrigoriminlo, tm.
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1889
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A New Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages: ...
Intranhavel, V. entranhavel. Intransgressivel, adj. pl. ~ívels, not to he
transgressed. Intransigente adj. conservative. Intransituave , adj. pl. ~aveis,
impassable, unpassable, impracticable, invious. ~ivo, adj. intransitive. Intratflado,
adj. deprived of ...
Henriette Michaelis, 1905
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An etymological dictionary of the English language
Inveteracy, inveterate. In; vêtus. Invidious. In; video. Invigilance. In; vigil.
Invigorate. In; vigor. Invillaged. In; villa. Invincible. In; vineo. Inviolable, inviolatc.
In; violo. Invious. In; via. Inviscate. In; viseum. Invisible, invision. In; video.
Invitation, invite.
John Oswald, Joseph Thomas, James Lynd, 1854
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
Inviolate, (in-vi'-o-late) Inviolated, (in- vi'-o-la-ted ) a. Unprofaned, ;}ci§jf(#J, ;
unbroken, gg^iifj, *ffrt. «{|; uninjured, ifcfSfifj. *««J, ifc&'tlHl ; chaste, *#5b<1, *#£
Mfj; as, there she lives inviolate, M^ift^iSS ?£; his fortune of arms was inviolate,
Invious ...
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United States Trotting Association Register
passed to Claude Boswell. Pine Village. Ind. 47250 PAUL GODDARD. (1) b h
foaled 1907: by Cuylercoast. 5800: dam Invious, by Baron Wilkes. 4768, etc. [See
Invious.] Bred by A. G. Danforth & Son. Washington, 111. 47251 TODDY DIRECT.
United States Trotting Association, John Hankins Wallace, 1909
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A new dictionary of the Portuguese and English languages: ...
Intranhavel, V. entranhavel. lntransgressivel, adj. pl. -iveis, not to be transgressed
. lntransigente, adj. conservative. lntransitflavel, adj. pl. ~aveis, impassable,
unpassable, impracticable, invious. ~iY0, adj. intransitive. lntrat||ad0, adj.
deprived of ...
Henriette Michaelis, 1893
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THE MONTHLY REVIEW; OR,LITERARY JOURNAL
And invious for impallabie : ' In woods, and invious tills, and barren vales.' Thus
have we given our Readers an account of the Bruciad. An Epic does not appear
every day, and therefore we hope we (hall not be thought to have bestowed too ...
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Hudibras: In three parts, written in the time of the late wars
385 If nothing can oppugn her love, And virtue invious ways can prove, What may
not he confide to do That brings both love and virtue too ? But thou bring'st valour
too and wit, 390 Two things that seldom fail to hit. Valour's a mouse-trap, wit a ...
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The Endangered English Dictionary: Bodacious Words Your ...
... unbeatable an obnoxious and invictive contestant invious (IN-vi-us) trackless
or pathless; without roads an invious coastal jungle invultuation (in-vul-tyoo-AY-
shun) the witchcraft stabbing of a person's image such malicious folkways as
black ...
