Desirously - Law Dictionary Search Results
Inappetence
Lack of appetency lack of desire
Incentive
or action that which prompts to good or ill motive spur as the love of money and the desire of promotion are two powerful incentives to action
Inclined
Having a leaning or tendency towards or away from a thing disposed or moved by wish desire or judgment as a man inclined to virtue
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Indulge
To indulge ones self to gratify ones tastes or desires esp to give ones self up to to practice a forbidden or questionable act without restraint followed by
Inefficacious
Not efficacious not having power to produce the effect desired inadequate incompetent inefficient impotent
Workmen
order of the Local Government Board (now Ministry of Health), other boroughs and districts, and assist applicants honestly desirous of obtaining work by work suitable treatment than under the poor law and (subject to the superintendence of
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