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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. 1848 Excerpt: ... halo, to breathe. INHE RENT. adj. Naturally conjoined; innate. L. inharens, part. ot'inhareo: in, in, and hareo, to stick. INHER IT. v. To receive or possess by inheritance. F. inheriter. See HEIR. INHIB IT. v. To restrain; to prohibit. L. inhibeo: in, against, and habeo, to have or hold; meaning, some obstruction. IN HUME. v. To bury. L. inhumo; from in, into, and humus, the ground. INIM ICAL. adj. Hostile. L. inimicus; in, not, and amicus, a friend. INI'QUITY. s. High degree of injustice; crime. F. iniquiti: L. in iquitas: iniquus, unequal: in, not, and aquus, equal. INI'TIAL. adj. At the beginning. L. initialis: initium, a beginning; in, into, and itio, a going: itum, sup. of eo, to go. INI'TIATE. v. To enter; to introduce. L. initio. See INITIAL. INJECT'. v. To throw in. L. injectum, sup. of injicio: in, into, and jacio, to throw. INJUDI'CIOUS. adj. Unwisely judged, or designed. L. in, not, and judicious. INJUNCTION. s. Act of enjoining; command or rule, associated with some business or duty. L. injunctio: iujunctus, p. part. of in. jungo: in, with, and jungo, to join. IN'JUUE. v. To hurt unjustly; to damage. L. injuria: in, against, and juris, gen. of jus, right. IN LIM'lNE. At the threshold; inceptively; at the commencement. L. in, in, limine, abl. of limen, the threshold of a door. IN NATE. adj. Born with; inherent. L. innatus, part. of innascor: in, and nascor, to be born. IN'NOCENT. adj. Guiltless; innocuous. L. innocens; from in, not, and nocens, part. of noceo, to hurt. INNOCUOUS. adj. Harmless in effect. L. innocuus: in, not, and noceo, to hurt. IN'NOVATE. . To introduce something new or uncommon, (which is thought inconvenient or dangerous.) L. innovo; from in, into, and novus, new. INNOXIOUS. adj. Free from mischievous effects, or from ...
