A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...

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• † IRE, colere, anger, wrath.
• Irascible, irascible.
• L'Appetit Irascible, the Irasci∣ble appetite.
• IRONIE (f.) figure de Rhe∣torique, Irony, a Figure in speak∣ing, when one means contrary to the signification of the word, or when a man reasoneth contrary to what he thinks.
• IRRECONCILIABLE, ir∣reconcilable, that will not be re∣conciled.
• Leur Inimitié est irreconcili∣able, their Enmity is irreconcila∣ble.
• IRREGULIER, qui n'est pas conforme à la regle, irregu∣lar.
• Un Nom, un Verbe irregulier, an irregular Noun, or Verb.
• Irregulier, qui méprise les reg∣les, unruly, lawless, lewd, or disor∣derly.
• Irregularité (f.) irregularity, an irregular, lewd, or disorderly life.
• Irregulierement, irregularly.
• IRRELIGION (f.) impie∣té, irre••••gion, or imp••ety.
• IRREMEDIABLE, remedi∣l••ss, or desperate.
• Un malheur irremediable, a de∣sp••rate mischance.
• Une maladie irremediable, a de∣sperate disease.
• IRREMISSIBLE, irremissi∣ble, unpardonable, not to be pardon∣ed or forgiven.
• Une faute irremissible, a fault not to be pardoned.
• Irremissiblem••nt, irremissibly.
• IRREPARABLE, irrepara∣ble.
• Irreparablement, irreparably.
• IRREPREHENSIBLE, irre∣prehensible, blameless, unblame∣able.
• Irreprehensiblement, irrepre∣hensibly, blamelesly, unblameably.
• IRREPROCHABLE, un∣blamable.
• Mener une vie irreprochable, to lead an unblameable life.
• Un Témoin irreprochable, a credible Witness, a Witness worthy to be believed.
• IRRESOLU, qui ne sait à quoi se resoudre, irresolute, wa∣vering, uncertain, that know's not what to resolve upon.
• Je suis encore irresolu si je par∣tirai ou non, I am not resolved as yet whether I shall go or no.
• Un homme irresolu en ses des∣seins, an uncertain, or a fickle man.
• Une chose irresolue, indecise, indeterminée, a thing not resol∣ved on.
• Irresolution (f.) doute, incer∣titude d'esprit, irresolution, or s spence of the mind.
• Irresolution, inconstance, ir∣resolution, fickleness, inconstance, or uncertainty.
• IRREVERENCE (f.) irreve∣rence, or want of reverence.
• Irreveremment, avec irreve∣rence, irreverently.
• IRREVOCABLE, irrevocable, that cannot be called back.
• Un Arrêt irrevocable, an irrevo∣cable Decree.
• Une parole dite est irrevocable, on ne peut pas la rappeler, a word once spoke cannot be recal∣led.
• Irrevocablement, irrevoca∣bly.
• IRRISION (f.) irrision, moc∣kery.
• Par irrision, in mockery.
• IRRITER, provoquer, to ir∣ritate, incense, urge, or pro∣voke.
• Irrité, irritated, incensed, ur∣ged, provoked.
• Irritation (f.) irritation, in∣censing, urging, provoking, or pro∣vocation.
• IRRUPTION (f.) irruption, or a breaking in.
• Faire irruption sur les E∣nemis, to break into the Enemy's Army.