Inhaltsangabe
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. 1780 Excerpt: ...In-kon-dish'-un-ul. a. Without exception, without limitation. INCONDITIONATE, in-kon-disli'-un-et. a. Not limited, not restrained by any conditions. INCONFORMITY, In-kSn-fa'r-mit-y. f. Incompliance with the practice of others. INCONGRUENCE, in-kon'-gro-ens. f. Unsuitableness, want of adaptation. INCONGRUITY, in-kon-gro'-it-y. f. Unsuitablcness of one thing to another; inconsistency, absurdity, impropriety; disagreement of parts, want of symmetry. INCONGRUOUS, in-kon'-gro-us. a. Unsuitable, not fitting; inconsistent, absurd. INCONGRUOUSLY, in-kon'-gro-us-ly. ad. Improperly, unfitly. INCONNEXEDLY, in-kon-nek'-sed-ly. ad. Without any connexion or dependance. INCONSCIONABLE, in-kon'-fhun-ubl. a. Void of the sense of good and evil, unreasonable. INCONSEQUENCE, in-kon'-d-kwens. s. In conclusiveness, want of just inference. INCONSEQUENT, in-k6n'-si-kwent. a. Without just conclusion, without regular inference.-INCONSIDERABLE, in-kon-sid'-er-abl. a. Unworthy of notice, unimportant. INCONSIDERABLENESS, in-kon-sid'-derable. s. Small importance. INCONSIDERATE, in-kin'-sld-der-et. a. careless, thoughtless, negligent, inattentive, inadvertent; wanting due regard. INCONSIDERATELY,!n-k6n-sid'-der-et-ly. ad. Negligently, thoughtlessly. INNCONSIDERATENESS.in-kon-sid'-deret-nls. s. Carelessness, thoughtlessness, negligence. INCONSIDERATION, in-kin-sld-der-a'fhun. s. Want of thought, inattention, inadvertence. INCONSISTING, In-k6n-sls'-ting. a. Not consistent, incompatible with. INCONSISTENT, in-kon-sls'-tens. 1 INCONSISTENCY, in-kon-sis'-ten-fy. j Such opposition as that one proposition infers the negation of the other j such contrariety that both cannot be together; absurdity in argument or narration, argument or narrative where one part destroys the other; incongruity; unst...
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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. 1780 Excerpt: ...In-kon-dish'-un-ul. a. Without exception, without limitation. INCONDITIONATE, in-kon-disli'-un-et. a. Not limited, not restrained by any conditions. INCONFORMITY, In-kSn-fa'r-mit-y. f. Incompliance with the practice of others. INCONGRUENCE, in-kon'-gro-ens. f. Unsuitableness, want of adaptation. INCONGRUITY, in-kon-gro'-it-y. f. Unsuitablcness of one thing to another; inconsistency, absurdity, impropriety; disagreement of parts, want of symmetry. INCONGRUOUS, in-kon'-gro-us. a. Unsuitable, not fitting; inconsistent, absurd. INCONGRUOUSLY, in-kon'-gro-us-ly. ad. Improperly, unfitly. INCONNEXEDLY, in-kon-nek'-sed-ly. ad. Without any connexion or dependance. INCONSCIONABLE, in-kon'-fhun-ubl. a. Void of the sense of good and evil, unreasonable. INCONSEQUENCE, in-kon'-d-kwens. s. In conclusiveness, want of just inference. INCONSEQUENT, in-k6n'-si-kwent. a. Without just conclusion, without regular inference.-INCONSIDERABLE, in-kon-sid'-er-abl. a. Unworthy of notice, unimportant. INCONSIDERABLENESS, in-kon-sid'-derable. s. Small importance. INCONSIDERATE, in-kin'-sld-der-et. a. careless, thoughtless, negligent, inattentive, inadvertent; wanting due regard. INCONSIDERATELY,!n-k6n-sid'-der-et-ly. ad. Negligently, thoughtlessly. INNCONSIDERATENESS.in-kon-sid'-deret-nls. s. Carelessness, thoughtlessness, negligence. INCONSIDERATION, in-kin-sld-der-a'fhun. s. Want of thought, inattention, inadvertence. INCONSISTING, In-k6n-sls'-ting. a. Not consistent, incompatible with. INCONSISTENT, in-kon-sls'-tens. 1 INCONSISTENCY, in-kon-sis'-ten-fy. j Such opposition as that one proposition infers the negation of the other j such contrariety that both cannot be together; absurdity in argument or narration, argument or narrative where one part destroys the other; incongruity; unst...
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