SDICTIONARY OF SYNONYMOUS WORDS.

IMMATERIL-unlimportant, insignificant, in-
considerable, inconsequential, uncorporeal,
unsubstantial, unconditioned, spiritual.
1m-xEDATHLY-dLrectly, Instantly.
IMMEsE-vst, huge, enormous, prodigious,
unlimited.
IM-oDEsT-impudent, bold, Indelicate, shame-
less, indecent, Unchaste.
IMPAIR-lessen, weaken, Injure, decrease,
IMPAR,T-grant, bestow, communicate, reveal,
dlsclose, divulge.
IMxPAIT-uneasy, restless, eager, hasty.
IMPAcH--censure, reproach, arraign, accuse.
IMPEDE-hinder, delay, obstruct, retard.
IMPEDIxENT-obstructiOD, Obstacle, hinder-
ance.
IMPEL-urge, force, Incite., induce, instigate,
animate, encourage.
IMPEDw   e--immlUCnt, threatening.
IMPERAIv-commanding, authoritative, Im-
perious, despotic.
IMPERFECIoN-wanting, blemish, fault, de-
fect, failing, frailty, foible, weakness.
IMxPErous-commandiug, haughty, domineer-
ing, imperative, proud, lordly, over bearing,
tyrannical.
II?PERTINxNT-rude, quarrelsome, intrusive,
insolent, meddling, troublesome, irrelevant.
IMPETUous-hasty, rough, violent, vehement,
forcible, boisterous.
IMPLCATE-lnvolve, entangle, embarrass.
IlPoRF-beg, beseech, ask, entreat, suppli-
cate, solicit, request.
IMPLY-mean, signify, denote, infer, involve.
IMPORANicE-weight, moment, signification,
consequence.
IMPOSTURx-deceit, deception, cheat, fraud, tIm-
position, counterfeit, artifice.
IMPRCATION--execration, curse, malediction,

INDIFFEPRHN-passlve, neutral, regardless, un- I
concerned, Impartial.
INDIGENc-poverty, need, want, penury.      I
INDIGENOUS---native.                        I
INDIGNATION-temper, anger, displeasure, con-
tempt, resentment, wrath.                 I
INDIscRaETIoN-imprudence. folly, Injudicious-
niess.
INISPESABLz-Important, essential, neces-
sary,
INDmsUTABLE-undenlable, indubitable, un-
questionable, Incontrovertible, conclusive, I
settled.
I DRTsIcTr-confnsed, ambiguous, doubtful, I
dark.
INDucE-persuade, lead, Influence, urge, hisl- I
gate, actuate.
INDUSTRIOUs-diligent, persevering, laborious, I
assiduous, active.                        I
INEVITABL-unavoidable, certain.            I
INEXOABLE-iMMovable, unyielding, relent- I
less, implacable.
INEXPzENT-Unsultable, unfit, inconvenient. I
INcT-taint, corrupt, defile, contaminate, I
pollute.
INrEniENc-deductlon, concltsion.            I
INFERiou-less, lower, secondary, subservient,
subordinate.,                             I
INsTED-disturbed, troubled, plagued, an- I
noyed.                                    I
INFINITE-boundlesR, unbounded, illimitable,
unlimited, immense, eternal.              I
INFRM- -weak, sickly, decrepit, feeble, debili- I
tated, imbecile.
INF'LUENqcE-authority, power, credit, favor, I

r, ge, encourage, Im-