† diˈduct, v. Obs.
[f. L. dīduct- ppl. stem of dīdūcĕre: see prec.]
= diduce 1.
| 1676 Grew Anat. Leaves i. iv. (1682) 155 The lesser Threds, being so far diducted, as sometimes to stand at Right-Angles with the greater. |
† diˈduct, v. Obs.
[f. L. dīduct- ppl. stem of dīdūcĕre: see prec.]
= diduce 1.
| 1676 Grew Anat. Leaves i. iv. (1682) 155 The lesser Threds, being so far diducted, as sometimes to stand at Right-Angles with the greater. |
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