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Imp, n.
Impact, n.
Impact, v. a. Pack together, pack close, press close together, drive firmly together. Impair, v. a.
Impale, v. a.
Impalpable, a.
Impanation, n. Consubstantiation, Lutheran doctrine of the Eucharist. Imparadise, v. a. Put in paradise, enrapture, raise to bliss, transport, enravish, ravish, exalt to supreme felicity. Impart, v. a.
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