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IMPULSE, IMPULSION, impulsus : im¬ 
petus. 
Impulsive, impellens, ad impulsionem 
perti nens. 
IMPUNITY, impunitas, licentia_ With 
impunity, impune. 
IMPURE, impurus, immundus, pollutus 
Impurely, impure, immunde, spurce 
Impurity, impuritas; sordes. 
IMPUTE, imputo, assigno; tribuo, at 
tribuo, ascribo, confero, delego. — Im 
puted, imputatus, assignatus. — What¬ 
soever good or ill happens, it is imputed 
to fortune, fortunai oinnia feruntur ac¬ 
cepts. 
Imputable, quod imputari potest. 
Imputation, criminatio, vituperatio. — 
Forged, calumnia. — To cast an imputa¬ 
tion upon, vitupero ; aliquid alicui cri- 
mini dare. 
Imputative, alicui ascriptus or imputatus. 
Imputer, qui aliquid alicui crimini dat or 
vitio vertit; criminator. 
IN, prep, is variously rendered in Latin. 
-IT By ad; as, when he was in the 
city, ad urbem cum esset. — In my 
mind, ad meum sensum_ In short, 
ad summum-IT By apud; as, lam 
not in my right senses, non sum apud 
me --IT II// de ; as, in the month 
of December, de mense Decembri. — He 
went away by night, de nocte abiit. — 
There is something in it, non hoc de ni- 
hilo est.-■ If By ex ; as, careful in 
mind, ex animo sollicitus. — He spoke of 
it in the person of a parasite, meminit 
ejus ex persona parasiti.-IT By in ; 
as, he spent his time in ease, vitam egit 
in otio.-H By inter ; as, in all that 
time, inter omne illudtempus._11.% 
intra ; as, to offend in words only, intra 
verba peccare-H By per; as, in the 
very time of truce, per ipsum inducia- 
rum tempus. — In sleep, per somnum. 
— In the dark, per tenebras. — In the 
heat of summer, per sestatis calorem. 
IT By pra; as, he thinks them clowns in 
comparison of himself, pise se viles putat. 
-IT By pro ; as, he praised him, beinir 
dead, in the rostra, laudabat defunctum 
pro rostris.-IT By secundum; as, it 
was he, whose image he had seen in a 
dream, ipse fuit, cujus imago secindum 
quietem observata fuerat_IT %sub ; 
as, to be in arms, sub armis esse._- 
IT By tenus ; as, in title, titulo tenus. — 
In words, verbo tenus. -IT Note. 
The preposition is not always expressed" 
in Latin; as, in Lacedoemon, Lacedae- 
mone. — In Athens, Athenis. (See the 
rules concerning Place in the gram- 
mar.) — It is not in your power, non est 
tibi integrum. — There is hardly one in 
ten, vix decimus quisque est.-IT In 
all, omnino, etc, — They were five in all, 
quinque omnino fuerunt. — How many 
arc there in all ? quanta haec hominum 
summa ?-If In as much as, in quan¬ 
tum, quando, quandoquidem, quoniam, 
siquidem, quippe, quippe cuin, utpote 
cum.-IT In being, in rerum nature. 
— His speech is yet in being, ipsius exstat 
oratio. — They are not now in being, jam 
nusquam sunt; in rebus humanfs non 
sunt-IT In brief, ad summum, bre- 
viter. — Indeed or in very deed, reapse, 
reverb, re, certissime. — In common, 
in medium. — In comparison of, pne 
prout. — In a ring or circle, in orbem’ 
m gyrum. — In a manner, fere, ferme. 
— In the mean time, interim, inter haec, 
interea, interea loci. — In all places, 
ubique, nusquam non. — In no place, 
nullibi, nusquam. — In the sight of all 
men, palam, aperte. — In show, specie ; 
verbo. — In time (seasonably), tempes- 
tive, mature. — In the nick of time, in 
tempore, opportune, in ipso temporis 
articulo. — In times past, olim, dudum, 
quondam. — In a trice, dicto citius._ 
In truth, me, sane, reversl. _ IT In 
English, Anglice. — In Latin, Latine, 
lingua. Latina. — In Greek, Grace, 
Graco sermone. 
In, adv, intro ; also by in in composition, — 
Come in, intro veni or venite. — Go in, 
i intro. — Follow me in, sequere me in- 
tro - — IT Year out, year in (yearly), 
singulis annis, quotannis; (always), 
semper, sine intermissione. 
INABILITY, impotentia, debilitas. 
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INACCESSIBLE, quo quis pervenire non 
potest, aditu carens, inaccessus (poet .): 
(of persons), rari aditus. 
INACCURATE, minime exactus. 
Inaccurately, indiligenter, populariter, 
perperam. 
INACTIVE, iners, ignavus, socors, tar¬ 
dus. 
Inactivity, Inaction, inertia, ignavia, 
socordia, quies. 
INADEQUATE, non sufficiens ; non sa¬ 
tis idoneus. 
INADVERTENT, incogitans, iinpru- 
dens. 
Inadvertently, imprudenter, negligen- 
ter. 
Inadvertence, Inadvertency, incogi- 
tantia, imprudentia. 
INALIENABLE, quod alienari non po¬ 
test. 
INANIMATE, inanimatus, inanimus. 
INANITION, inanitas. 
INAPPETENCY, appetitus prostratio. 
INAPPLICABLE, inutilis ad aliquid; 
quod non cadit in aliquid. 
INARTIFICIAL, sine arte or artificio. 
Inartificially, inartificialiter, Quint. 
INARTICULATE, indistinctus, confu- 
sus. 
Inarticulately, confuse. 
INATTENTION, contemptio, negligen- 
tia, incuria, socordia; animus non at- 
tentus. 
Inattentive, negligens, socors; non at 
tentus. 
INAUDIBLE, quod non audiri potest. 
INAUGURATE, inauguro. 
Inauguration, actus quo quis in aliquo 
munere constituitur. 
INAUSPICIOUS, inauspicatus, omino- 
sus; nefastus. 
Inauspiciously, inauspicato. 
INBRED, INBORN, innatus, insitus. 
INBREATHED, infusus; divino spiritu 
afflatus. 
INCAGE, caveii includere. 
INCANTATION, cantio, carmen, incan- 
tamentum, fascinatio, cantus magi- 
cus. 
INCAPABLE (unfit), inhabilis, non ca- 
pax, ad aliquid non aptus or idoneus; 
(ignorant), imperitus. 
Incapableness, Incapability, or Incapa¬ 
city ( ignorance ), imperitia. 
To Incapacitate, inhabilem or minus 
capacem reddere. — Incapacitated, in¬ 
habilis factus. 
INCARCERATE, includere or condere 
in carcerem ; includere. 
INCARNATE (fill up with new flesh), 
cicatricem obducere. — Incarnated, car- 
ne obductus. 
Incarnate, humanit specie indutus. 
Incarnation of Christ, Christus huma- 
nam speciem induens. 
INCENDIARY, incendiarius ; fig. se 
ditionis auctor or fax. 
INCENSE, tus, suffitus. 
To Incense (with incense), Arabico odore 
fumigare. 
INCENSE (to anger), exaspero, incendo, 
irrito; accendere aliquem contra ali¬ 
quem. — Incensed (made angry), (ir&) 
incensus or inflammatus, iratus. 
Incenser (provoker), irritator, Sen. 
Incensing, irritatio. 
INCENTIVE, incitamentum, irritamen- 
tum, stimulus— He excited the soldiers’ 
resentments by all the incentives he possi¬ 
bly could, quibuscunque irritamentis po- 
terat, iras militum acuebat_ Incentives 
to pleasure, illecebra libidinum. 
INCEPTIVE, inchoativus. 
INCESSANT, assiduus, continuus. 
Incessantly, assidue, sine intermissione, 
continenter. 
INCEST, incestum, incestus. 
Incestuous, incestus. — An incestuous 
person, incestuosus, Val. M.; incesto 
pollutus. 
INCH, digitus; uncia.— Not to depart one 
inch, non transversum digitum disce- 
dere. — Inchwise, per digitos. 
To Inch out a thing, parce aliquid admin- 
istrare or distribuere. 
INCIDENT, INCIDENTAL, adj. contin- 
gens, eveniens ; fortuitus, adventitius. 
Incident (event), s. casus, res fortuita. 
Incidentally, obiter, in transcursu. 
INCISION, incisio, incisura, incisus; cae¬ 
sura, circumcisura. — An incision of an 
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artery, arteriae dissectio. — To make an 
incision, incido. 
INCITE, incito, excito, instigo, stimu- 
lo, exstimulo; impello; cieo: concito, 
excito, creo. 
Inciter, stimulator, auctor. 
Inciting, Incitement, stimulatio, im- 
pulsio, incitatio; incitamentum, irrita- 
mentum, stimulus. 
INCIVIL, inurbanus, inhumanus. 
Incivility, ruslicitas, rustici mores. 
INCLEMENT, inclemens; asper, sse- 
vus. 
Inclemency, inclementia. 
INCLINE, v. a. (bend), inclino:— v.n. 
inclino, propendeo. — To incline (of a 
hill, &c.), fastigatum esse; proclivem 
or declivem esse (doionwards) , accli- 
vem esse (upwards ).— To incline (go 
down), inclino, vergo. — Inclining for¬ 
ward, . acclivis, proclivis. — backward , 
reclivis. — downward, declivis. — up¬ 
ward, acclivis. -— IT Fig. (se) incli- 
nare ad or in aliquid or aliquem ; ac- 
clinare se ad alicujus causain ; propen- 
sum esse ad aliquid ; delabi ad aliquid. 
— Inclined, propensus, proclivis, pronus. 
— Inclining (of color). See Cast __ I 
am the more inclined to believe, eo magis 
adducor ut credam. — He is inclined to 
pardon, propensus est ad ignoscendum. 
Inclinable, proclivis, pronus, propensus. 
Inclination, inclinatio (prop.) ; proclivi- 
tas, propensio, studium ; animus. — 
That is very much against my inclination, 
illud est ab ingenio meo maxime alie- 
num- Each person provided for his own 
safety according to his natural inclination, 
sibi quisque pro moribus consuluit, 
Sail. — Of one’s own inclination, sponte 
sua, ultro, su&pte. 
INCLUDE, includo, comprehendo. 
Inclusive of, comprehendens, continens, 
complectens. 
Inclusively, ita ut includatur. 
INCOG., INCOGNITO, ignotus— I trav¬ 
el incog., ita proficiscor ut ignotus sim,. 
sub alieno nomine proficiscor. 
INCOHERENT, non cohsrens, disjunc- 
tus, absurdus, interrupt us. 
Incoherently, non cohaerenter. 
Incoherence, Incoherency, status re¬ 
rum male inter se convenientium. 
INCOMBUSTIBLE, quod comburi non 
potest. 
INCOME, reditus, fructus. 
INCOMMENSURABLE, INCOMMEN¬ 
SURATE, quod quis metiri nequit. 
INCOMMODIOUS, incommodus, moles- 
tus, intempestivus. 
Incommodiously, incommode, moleste. 
— Very, perincommode ; cum maxime 
damno. 
To Incommode, intfommodo, noceo, dam¬ 
num inferre, vexo. 
INCOMMUNICABLE, quod communi- 
cari non potest. 
Incommunicably, ita ut communicari 
non possit. 
INCOMPARABLE, divinus, singularis. 
Incomparably, divine; eximie; Ionge. 
INCOMPATIBLE, ab aliqua re alienus, 
alicui rei contrarius; quod non cadit in, 
etc. 
Incompatibility, repugnantia, discre- 
pantia. 
INCOMPETENT, non justus, non satis 
idoneus, non Iegitimus ; impar. 
Incompetency, potestas non justa. 
INCOMPLETE, imperfectus. 
INCOMPREHENSIBLE, quod compre- 
hendi or percipi non potest; incompre- 
hensibilis; incredibilis. 
Incomprehensibleness, conditio rei in- 
comprehensibilis. 
Incomprehensibly, modo incomprehen- 
sibili. 
INCONCEIVABLE, quod animo concipi 
non potest. 
INCONCLUSIVENESS, cert* probatio- 
nis defectus; inconsequentia, Quint. 
INCONGRUOUS, non congruens. 
Incongruously, non apte, non conve- 
nienter. 
Incongruity, incongruentia, inconveni* 
entia. 
INCONSEQUENT, ex quo nihil conclu- 
di potest. 
INCONSIDERABLE, vilis, levis, nul» 
lius momenti; nihili. 
INCONSIDERATE, inconsideratus, in* 
