About The Word Impassion
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Impassion
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What's The Definition Of Impassion?Synonyms | Synonyms for Impassion: Related Terms | Find terms related to Impassion: agitate | annoy | arouse | awake | awaken | blow the coals | blow up | call forth | call up | enkindle | enrage | excite | fan | fan the fire | fan the flame | feed the fire | ferment | fire | flame | foment | frenzy | heat | heat up | incense | incite | inflame | infuriate | instigate | key up | kindle | lather up | light the fuse | light up | madden | move | nettle | overexcite | pique | provoke | put up to | rally | rouse | set astir | set fire to | set on | set on fire | sic on | steam up | stir | stir the blood | stir the embers | stir the feelings | stir up | summon up | tickle | turn on | wake | wake up | waken | warm | warm the blood | whet | whip up | work into | work up See Also | Impassion In Webster's Dictionary \Im*pas"sion\, v. t. [Pref. im- in + passion. Cf.
{Empassion}, {Impassionate}, v.]
To move or affect strongly with passion. [Archaic] --Chapman.
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