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descence
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dissence
dissence var. of descence Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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was important because during Renaissance times, the town, part of the Holy Roman Empire was ruled by the House of Griffin, whose Slavic or even Piast descence wikipedia.org
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descens
descens(e see descence. Oxford English Dictionary
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discend
discence, discend etc., obs. ff. descence, descend, etc. Oxford English Dictionary
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insordescent
† insorˈdescent, a. R. C. Ch. Obs. [ad. L. insordēscent-em, pr. pple. of insordēscĕre to become foul or dirty, f. in- (in-2) + sordēscĕre to become dirty, f. sordēs dirt, filth.] lit. Increasing in filthiness; in quot. fig. So † insorˈdescence.1731 Chandler tr. Limborch's Hist. Inquis. II. iii. xvii... Oxford English Dictionary
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recandescence
recanˈdescence [re- 5 a. Cf. L. recandēscĕre.] The process of becoming brilliant again.1861 Bumstead Ven. Dis. (1879) 483 If mercury be given for the primary sore, it may somewhat diminish for a time, but commonly undergoes a recandescence upon the evolution of secondary symptoms. Oxford English Dictionary
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candescence
canˈdescence [f. next: see -ence.] Candescent state; dazzling whiteness or brightness.1880 R. Broughton Sec. Th. I. i. vi. 83 The clear candescence of country snow. Oxford English Dictionary
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descense
† deˈscence, deˈscense Obs. Forms: 4 dissence, 5 descens, dyscens, 5–6 descense, 6 discence, 6–7 descence. [Two forms: ME. descens, a. OF. descens masc., ad. L. dēscensus descent, descending, f. dēscendĕre; also ME. descense, a. OF. descense fem., ad. late L. type dēscensa (dēscēsa), fem. n. f. dēsc... Oxford English Dictionary
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reincrudescence
† reincruˈdescence Obs. rare—1. [Cf. prec.] Recrudescence.1650 Charleton Paradoxes Prol. 15 If..there immediately arise a Reincrudescence of the Wound. Oxford English Dictionary
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lapidescence
† lapiˈdescence Obs. [f. lapidescent a.: see -ence.] Lapidescent condition; petrifaction. So † lapiˈdescency, in quot. quasi-concr., a result of petrifaction.1646 Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. iii. xxiii. 167 Those fragments and pieces of Lapis Ceratites, commonly termed Cornu fossile..are but the Lapide... Oxford English Dictionary
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viridescence
viriˈdescence [Cf. next.] The quality of being viridescent.1841 Blackw. Mag. L. 697 An artist of this school..is signalized by the flatness and viridescence of his canvass in a moment. 1912 Nation 25 May 282/2 More like potatoes than the tender viridescence that we like best. 1961 G. Durrell Whisper... Oxford English Dictionary
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proclive
proˈclive, a. Obs. or arch. [a. obs. F. proclive (16th c. in Littré), or ad. L. prōclīv-is (also -us) sloping, descending, inclined, prone, f. prō, pro-1 1 b + clīvus a slope.] † 1. Sloping steeply forwards and downwards. Obs.1524 Pace Let. to Hen. VIII in Strype Eccl. Mem. (1721) I. App. xi. 20 The... Oxford English Dictionary
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descent
descent (dɪˈsɛnt) Also 5 dessente, 5–6 dissent, 5–7 discent, 6 discente. [a. F. descente (1304 in Hatzf.), formed from descendre after attente, vente, etc. from attendre, vendre, etc., the etymological form being descence, -ense.] 1. a. The action of descending; a going or coming down; downward moti... Oxford English Dictionary
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