An Universal Etymological English Dictionary ...R. Ware, 1756 |
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Pàgina
... cause , or aw in law ; many of which words were an- ciently written with au , as fault , waulk ; which happens to be ftill retained in fault . A open , not unlike the a of the Italians , is found in father , rather , and more obfcurely ...
... cause , or aw in law ; many of which words were an- ciently written with au , as fault , waulk ; which happens to be ftill retained in fault . A open , not unlike the a of the Italians , is found in father , rather , and more obfcurely ...
Pàgina
... cause , or at least as to our knowledge of it , and by this an effect either cafually produced , or which appears to have been fo to us , is commonly understood . Common ACCIDENTS ( with Logicians ) is the fifth of the univerfal ideas ...
... cause , or at least as to our knowledge of it , and by this an effect either cafually produced , or which appears to have been fo to us , is commonly understood . Common ACCIDENTS ( with Logicians ) is the fifth of the univerfal ideas ...
Pàgina
... causes . II . An opinion concerning things previously efta- blifhed . 12. The reasons of any thing collec- ted . 13. In Law account is , in the common Law , taken for a writ or action brought | against a man , that , by means of office ...
... causes . II . An opinion concerning things previously efta- blifhed . 12. The reasons of any thing collec- ted . 13. In Law account is , in the common Law , taken for a writ or action brought | against a man , that , by means of office ...
Pàgina
... cause no difturbance in the body . To AGREE , 1. To pot an end to a va- riance . 2. To make friends ; to reconcile . AGREEABLE ( agreable , F. ) 1. Suitable to ; confiftent with . It has the particle to or arb . 2. Pleafing ; that is ...
... cause no difturbance in the body . To AGREE , 1. To pot an end to a va- riance . 2. To make friends ; to reconcile . AGREEABLE ( agreable , F. ) 1. Suitable to ; confiftent with . It has the particle to or arb . 2. Pleafing ; that is ...
Pàgina
... causing any fenfible eva- cuation . ALTERATION ( with Naturaliffs ) that motion whereby a natural body is changed or varied in fome circumstances from what it really was before , though as to the nature and bulk , they appear to sense ...
... causing any fenfible eva- cuation . ALTERATION ( with Naturaliffs ) that motion whereby a natural body is changed or varied in fome circumstances from what it really was before , though as to the nature and bulk , they appear to sense ...
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