Im-pă'sion-āte1, v. t.
v. t. [Lat., from prefix im, for in, and passio, a suffering, passion; It. impassio-nare.] To affect powerfully. H. More.
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Impassionate
Im-păs'sion-ate2, a.
(45), a. 1. Strongly affected. 2. Without passion or feeling. Burton.