Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: indiscreet – industriousness
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indiscreet, adj. [Fr. indiscret < L.]
Imprudent; inconsiderate.
individual, adj. [ML individualis, inseparable, indivisible.] (webplay: existence, man, one, separate).
- Own; personal; specific; belonging to oneself.
- Specific; singular; solitary.
individual (-s), n. [see individual, adj.]
Single person; human being; specific personage; [fig.] mortal.
indolent, adj. [late L. in + dolens, grieving.] (webplay: listless).
Idle; lazy; inactive; painless [fig.] deceased; lifeless.
indorse (-ed), v. [see endorse, v.]
Claim; accept; obtain payment; [fig.] take part in the Atonement.
indorsement, n. [see endorse, v.]
Confirmation; testimony; authorization; verification; truth.
induce (-ed, -es), v. [L. indūcere, lead into, introduce.] (webplay: change).
- Persuade; lead.
- Cause; bring on; produce.
indurated, adj. [L.]
Hardened; [fig.] stubborn; callous; unfeeling.
industrious, adj. [Fr. < L. industriōsus.] (webplay: diligent, life).
Busy; hard-working; diligent; occupied; proficient; engaged in work.
industriousness, n. [see industrious, adj.] (webplay: life).
Quality of being industrious.