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Webster's Dictionary (1865)

In'tro-mīs'sion, n.

noun

(-mīsh'un), n. [Fr. intromission, Pr. intromissio, It. intromissione. See infra.]

  1. The action of sending or conveying in.
  2. (Scots Law.) An intermeddling with the effects of another, either on legal grounds or without any authority; in the latter case it is called vicious intromission. Tomlins.