idiot, fool

. ignorer, v.a. [L. ignorare], to be ignorant of, not to know, be unacquainted with.

il, pron. [L. ile], he, it, there ; 7 y a, there is, there are.

illumination, s.f. [L. iluminationem], illumination.

illusion, s.f. [L. ilusionem, illusion, self-deception, delusion.

illustre, adj. {L. ülustris], ilustrious, eminent.

imaginati, v.e.

tivus], inaginative.

. imagination,s.f.[L.ünaginationemn], imagination.

imaginer, v.a. [L. imayinare], to imagine ; s’'émaginer, to fancy, imagine.

g'imbiber, v.r. [L tmbibere], to imbibe, soak, drink in.

imiter, v.a. [L. émitare], to imitate, copy, minic.

immédiatement, adv. [immédiat— im+médiat—L. mediatus], immediately, directly ; immense.

immémorial, e, adj. [ümn, mémoire], immemorial, ut of mind.

immense, adj. (L. tmmensus], immense, vast.

immobile, adj. [L. mmobilis], immovable, motionless.

immobiliser, v.a. [im—mobiliser], to convert personal property into realestate ; to render fixed, immovable,.

immobilite, s.f. [L. immobilitatem], mmobility, immovability.

immodéré, e, adj. [L. immoderatus] immoderate, intemperate,

adj. [L. tnayina-

wl, yell.

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ca— Gr.

d'ici là, 1d then ; |S time, idealize, idea, no-

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P], to imimitate,

bmédiat— ediately,

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iliser], to alestate ;

dlitatem],

oderatus]

immortel, le, adj. [L. immortalis], immortal.

immuable, adj. [im+muable], immutable, unalterable, unchangeable.

impassible. adj. [L. énpassibilis], impassive ; stolid.

impatiemment, adv. [impatrient— L. impatientem], impatiently, eagerly.

impatience, s.f. [L. impatientia], impatience, restlessness, eagerness.

impatienter, v.a [impatient], to make impatient, put out of patience, provoke ; s’'imyatienter, to grow impatient.

impérieux, se, adj. [L. imperiosus], imperious, haughty, supercilious, domineering, lordly.

impoli, e, adj. [L. impolitus] impolite, unpolite, discourteous, uncivil, rude.

importance, sf. [important—importer], importance, consequence, moment, consideration,

important, e, adj., [importer], important.

importer, v.imp. [L.ëmportare], to matter, be of consequence ; n'importe, no matter, never mind.

importunité, s.f. [L. importunitatem], importunity. presumption.

imposer, v.a. im+poser], to lay on, impose, enjoin, prescribe, lay, tax, charge, impute, thrust upon, force upon ; s’imposer, .to impose (a duty) upon one’s self.

impossible, adj. [L. impossibilis], impossible.

imprévu, e, adj. [fièm+prévu], unforeseen, unexpected, unthought of, unlooked for.

impulsion, s.f. [L. impulsionem)], impulsion, impulse.

inaccoutumé, e, adj. [in + accoutumé], unaccustomed, uncustomary, unwonted, unusual.

inapaisé, e, adj. [in+apaisé], unappeased.

inattendu, e, adj. [inattendu], unexpected, unforeseen, unhoped for.

inavouable, adj. [in+avouable|, not to be acknowledged.

inavoué, e, part. [in+avou], unconfessed.

incertain, 6, adj. [in + certain], uncertain, questionable, unsettled, unsteady, inconstant.

incident, s.m. [L. incidentem], incident, occurence.

incliner, v.a. [L. inclinare], to incline, slope, stoop, bow, bend ; s’incliner, to in cline, bow the head, bow d.:1:,

. incohérent, e,adj.[L.incohærentem)], incoherent.

incommode, adj. [L. incommodus], inconvenient, importunate, troublesome.

inconnu, 6, 1. adj. [inconnu], un.

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