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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... unto the court to throng , And there to haunt after the hoped prey , Then must thou thee dispose another way . 5. To frame the mind ; to give a propen- Hubbard's Tale . sion ; to incline : with to . Suspicions dispose kings to tyranny ...
... unto the court to throng , And there to haunt after the hoped prey , Then must thou thee dispose another way . 5. To frame the mind ; to give a propen- Hubbard's Tale . sion ; to incline : with to . Suspicions dispose kings to tyranny ...
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... unto us as hea- thens were unto Israel . Hooker . 3. To disapprove ; to disallow . Some things are good , yet in so mean a degree of goodness , that men are only not disproved , Hooker . nor disallowed of God for them . DISPROVER . n ...
... unto us as hea- thens were unto Israel . Hooker . 3. To disapprove ; to disallow . Some things are good , yet in so mean a degree of goodness , that men are only not disproved , Hooker . nor disallowed of God for them . DISPROVER . n ...
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... unto such 3. It has commonly for before the objec- Ayliffe's Parergon . benefices . tive noun . I know no employment for which piety dis- qualifies . My common illness utterly disqualifies me for Swift . all conversation ; I mean my ...
... unto such 3. It has commonly for before the objec- Ayliffe's Parergon . benefices . tive noun . I know no employment for which piety dis- qualifies . My common illness utterly disqualifies me for Swift . all conversation ; I mean my ...
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... unto truth , than any disservice unto relaters who have well deserved . Brown . Great sicknesses make a sensible alteration , but smaller indispositions do a proportionable disservice . Collier . DISSE RVICEABLE . adj . [ from ...
... unto truth , than any disservice unto relaters who have well deserved . Brown . Great sicknesses make a sensible alteration , but smaller indispositions do a proportionable disservice . Collier . DISSE RVICEABLE . adj . [ from ...
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... unto reason to divorce these two sentences , the former of which doth shew how the latter is restrained , and , not marking the former , to conclude by the latter of them ? The continent and the island were continued Hooker . together ...
... unto reason to divorce these two sentences , the former of which doth shew how the latter is restrained , and , not marking the former , to conclude by the latter of them ? The continent and the island were continued Hooker . together ...
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