825.  [Excess  of  sensitiveness.]
Excitability.  —  JV.  excitability,
impetuosity,  vehemence;  boister-
ousuess  &c.  adj.;  turbulence;  im-
patience, intolerance,  non-endur-
ance; iriitability  &c.  {irascibility)
001;  itching  &c.  {desire)  865;
wincing;  disquiet,  -ude;  restlfss-
ness;  fidget-s,  -tiness;  agitation
&c.  {irregular  motion)  315.
trepidation,  perturbation,  ruffle,
hurry,  fuss,  flurry;  fluster,  flutter;
pother,  stew,  ferment;  thrill  *fcc.
{feeling)  831 ;  state  -,  fever-  of  ex-
citement.
passion,  excitement,  flush,  heat;
fever,  -heat;  fire,  flame,  fume,
l>lood  boiling;  tumult;  efferves-
cence, ebullition;  boiling,  -over;
whiff,  gust,  storm,  tempest;  scene,
breaking  out,  burst,  fit,  paroxysm,
explosion;  out  -  break,  -burst;
agony.
violence  &c.  173;  fierceness  &c.
adj. ;  rage,  fury,  furor^  furore^
desperation,  madness,  distraction,


826.  [Absence  of  excitability,  or
of  excitement.]  In  excitability.-^
N.  inexcit-,  im  perturb-,  inirrit
ability;  even  temper,  tranquil
mind,  dispassion ;  tolerance,  pa>
tience.
passiveness  &c.  {physical  inert
ness)  173;  hebetude,  -ation;  ira^
passibility  &c.  {insensibility)  823  \
stupefaction.
coolness,  calmness  &c.  adj. ;
composure,  placidity,  indisturb*
ance,  imperturbation,  sang  /void,,
tranquillity,  serenity ;  quiet,  -ude ;
peace  of  mind,  mental  calmness.
staidness  &c.  adj. ;  gravity,  so-
briety, Quakerism  ;  philosophy,
equanimity,  stoicism,  command
of  temper;  self-possession,  -con-
trol, -command,  -restraint;  pres-
ence of  mind.
submission &c.  735;  resignation;
suffer-,  support-,  eudur-,  longsuf-
fer-,  forbear-ancG  ;  longanimity;
fortitude;  patience  -of  Job,  -  "  on
a  monument,"-  "sovereign  o'er
340


VI.  r.
GENERAL  AFFECTIONS.
825—826.
raving,  delirium;  phrensy,  frenzy,
hysterics;  intoxication;  tearing -
raging-  passion ;  anger  &c.  900.
fascination,  infatuation,  fanati-
cism ;  Quixot-ism,  -ry ;  Ute  montee.
V.  be  -impatient  &c.  adj. ;  not
be  able  to  -bear  &c.  836 ;  bear  ill,
wince,  chafe,  champ  the  bit;  be
in  a  -stew  &c.  n. ;  be  out  of  all  pa-
tience, fidget,  fuss,  not  have  a
wink  of  sleep;  toss,  -  on  one's
pillow.
