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INSTIM'ULATE, v.t. To stimulate; to excite. [Not used.]
INSTIM'ULATING, ppr. Not stimulating; not exciting vital powers.
INSTIMULA'TION, n. [in and stimulation.] The act of stimulating, inciting or urg...
INSTINCT', a. [L. instinctus. See The Noun.] Moved; animated; excited; as instin...
INSTINCT'ED, a. Impressed; as an animating power. [Little used.]
INSTINC'TION, n. Instinct. [Not in use.]
INSTINCT'IVE, a. Prompted by instinct; spontaneous; acting without reasoning, de...
INSTINCT'IVELY, adv. by force of instinct; without reasoning, instruction or exp...
IN'STITUTE, v.t. [L. instituo; in and statuo,to set.] 1. To establish; to appoin...
IN'STITUTED, pp. Established; appointed; founded; enacted; invested with the car...
IN'STITUTING, ppr. Establishing; founding; enacting; investing with the care of ...
INSTITU'TION, n. [L. institutio.] 1. The act of establishing. 2. Establishment; ...
INSTITU'TIONAL, a. Enjoined; instituted by authority.
INSTITU'TIONARY, a. Elemental; containing the first principles or doctrines.
IN'STITUTIST, n. A writer of institutes or elementary rules and instructions.
IN'STITUTIVE, a. That establishes; having power to establish. 1. Established; de...