Inness
[in-is]
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noun
George,1825–94, and his son George, 1854–1926, U.S. painters.
in-ness
[in-nis]
noun Informal.
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To the very last, Inness's work was changing and developing to fit this theory.
American Men of MindBurton E. Stevenson
But even at his best, Wyant's appeal is more limited than Inness's.
American Men of MindBurton E. Stevenson
Baker and Inness sat down on the sea-wall behind him to recover from this.
Mentone, Cairo, and CorfuConstance Fenimore Woolson
Inness slipped into it, and not only that, but into his information also.
Mentone, Cairo, and CorfuConstance Fenimore Woolson
Inness, the Professor, Janet, and myself were in a carriage together.
Mentone, Cairo, and CorfuConstance Fenimore Woolson