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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... virtue ; in- ordinate . These not disordinate , yet causeless suffer The punishment of dissolute days . Milton . DISORDINATELY . adv . [ from disordi- nate . ] Inordinately ; vitiously . DISORIENTATED . adj . [ dis and orient . ] Turned ...
... virtue ; in- ordinate . These not disordinate , yet causeless suffer The punishment of dissolute days . Milton . DISORDINATELY . adv . [ from disordi- nate . ] Inordinately ; vitiously . DISORIENTATED . adj . [ dis and orient . ] Turned ...
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... virtue of your years Hath not yet div'd into the world's deceit ; Nor more can you distinguish of a man , Than of his outward shew ! 6. To constitute difference ; to specificate ; Bhakspeare . to make different from another . St. Paul's ...
... virtue of your years Hath not yet div'd into the world's deceit ; Nor more can you distinguish of a man , Than of his outward shew ! 6. To constitute difference ; to specificate ; Bhakspeare . to make different from another . St. Paul's ...
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... virtue does excite . Expletives their feeble aid do join . Dryden . Pope 10. Sometimes emphatically : as , I do bute bim , but will not wrong him . Perdition catch my soul But I do love thee ; and when I love thee not , 11. Sometimes by ...
... virtue does excite . Expletives their feeble aid do join . Dryden . Pope 10. Sometimes emphatically : as , I do bute bim , but will not wrong him . Perdition catch my soul But I do love thee ; and when I love thee not , 11. Sometimes by ...
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... virtue , what a sparkling fire , How great , how plentiful , how rich a dozer , Dost thou within this dying flesh inspire ! 2 . Do'WERED . adj . [ from dower . ] Portion- Davies . ed ; supplied with a portion . Will But Shaksp . Wotton ...
... virtue , what a sparkling fire , How great , how plentiful , how rich a dozer , Dost thou within this dying flesh inspire ! 2 . Do'WERED . adj . [ from dower . ] Portion- Davies . ed ; supplied with a portion . Will But Shaksp . Wotton ...
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... virtue ear'd . To shoot Fairfax . TEAR . v . n . [ from ear . ] into ears . EARED . adj . [ from ear . ] 1. Having ears , or organs of hearing . 2. Having ears , or ripe corn . The covert of the thrice car'd field Saw stately Ceres to ...
... virtue ear'd . To shoot Fairfax . TEAR . v . n . [ from ear . ] into ears . EARED . adj . [ from ear . ] 1. Having ears , or organs of hearing . 2. Having ears , or ripe corn . The covert of the thrice car'd field Saw stately Ceres to ...
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