A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations, by Examples from the Best Writers, to which are Prefixed a History of the Language, and an English Grammar, Band 2Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1805 |
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... Kind dictators made , when they came home , Their vanquish'd foes free citizens of Rome . $ Julius with honour tam'd Rome's foreign Waller . foes ; But patriots fell , ere the dictator rose . Prior . 3. One invested with absolute ...
... Kind dictators made , when they came home , Their vanquish'd foes free citizens of Rome . $ Julius with honour tam'd Rome's foreign Waller . foes ; But patriots fell , ere the dictator rose . Prior . 3. One invested with absolute ...
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... kind . Davies . This is notoriously known in some differences of break or fern . Brown's Vulgar Errours . To DIFFERENCE . v . a . [ from the noun . ] To cause a difference ; to make one thing not the same as another . Most are apt to ...
... kind . Davies . This is notoriously known in some differences of break or fern . Brown's Vulgar Errours . To DIFFERENCE . v . a . [ from the noun . ] To cause a difference ; to make one thing not the same as another . Most are apt to ...
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... kind . Davies . This is notoriously known in some differences of break or fern . Brown's Vulgar Errours . To DIFFERENCE . v . a . [ from the noun . ] To cause a difference ; to make one thing not the same as another . Most are apt to ...
... kind . Davies . This is notoriously known in some differences of break or fern . Brown's Vulgar Errours . To DIFFERENCE . v . a . [ from the noun . ] To cause a difference ; to make one thing not the same as another . Most are apt to ...
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... kind . All other violences are so far from advancing christianity , that they extremely weaken and disadvantage it . Decay of Picty . DISADVANTAGEABLE . adj . [ from dis- advantage . ] Contrary to profit ; pro- ducing loss . Not used ...
... kind . All other violences are so far from advancing christianity , that they extremely weaken and disadvantage it . Decay of Picty . DISADVANTAGEABLE . adj . [ from dis- advantage . ] Contrary to profit ; pro- ducing loss . Not used ...
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... kind of spitting of blood imports a very discriminous state , unless it happens upon the gaping of a vein opened by a plethory . Harvey . DISCUBITORY . adj . [ discubitorius , Lat . ] Fitted to the posture of leaning . After bathing ...
... kind of spitting of blood imports a very discriminous state , unless it happens upon the gaping of a vein opened by a plethory . Harvey . DISCUBITORY . adj . [ discubitorius , Lat . ] Fitted to the posture of leaning . After bathing ...
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