Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An abbreviation of
impersonal .
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He doesn't quite win points with me as an Elvis impers — wait, I mean "tribute artist."
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_Libya, Africa_. licet, - ére, - uit or - itum est, impers., _is lawful_ or _permitted_.
Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles A First Latin Reader John [Editor] Kirtland
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Some impers.vbs. take acc. (as here, Geat) of the person affected; others (as þyncan) take the dat. of the person, as at ll.
Beowulf Robert Sharp 1879
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_Brunanb. _, l. 45 (Bright).l. 1599. gewearð, impers. vb., = _agree, decide = many agreed upon this, that_, etc.
Beowulf Robert Sharp 1879
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_Brunanb. _, l. 45 (Bright).l. 1599. gewearð, impers. vb., = _agree, decide = many agreed upon this, that_, etc.
Beowulf Robert Sharp 1879
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Some impers.vbs. take acc. (as here, Geat) of the person affected; others (as þyncan) take the dat. of the person, as at ll.
Beowulf Robert Sharp 1879
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They assemble; impers. from _teca_, to place oneself, to lie down.
Rig Veda Americanus Sacred Songs of the Ancient Mexicans, With a Gloss in Nahuatl Various 1868
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* All the information previously possessed in regard to the S.nto Domingo T.rtiarfes was derived from a Mr.T. S. Heneken, who sent to the Geological S.ciety of London a valuable collection of fossils, which formed the basis of some excellent impers by J. Moore, Geo.
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