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estatute
† eˈstatute Obs. [f. OF. estatut (Littré), ad. L. statūtum: see statute.] = statute. a. A law, ordinance. b. A bond, security.a. a 1514 Act 6 Hen. VIII, c. 13 Pream., Shoting in long bowes is the lesse used and diverse good estatutes for reformacion of the same have ben made. 1574 tr. Littleton's Te... Oxford English Dictionary
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beneficially
beneˈficially, adv. [f. prec. + -ly2.] In a beneficial manner. † 1. Beneficently, liberally, bountifully. Obs.1530–1 Act 22 Hen. VIII, xv, His said free pardon..shall be..taken..most beneficially..to all..his sayed subiectes. 1609 R. Cawdray in Spurgeon Treas. Dav. Ps. xix. 1–4 As the sun with his l... Oxford English Dictionary
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Catalan nationalism
The failure in being granted an Estatute of autonomy in 1919 within the Restoration regime, led to radicalisation of the moderate nationalist parties in wikipedia.org
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moder
▪ I. † ˈmoder, v. Obs. Also 5 modre, 5–6 modere. [ad. OF. moderer (F. modérer), ad. L. moderārī: see moderate v.] = moderate v. in various senses: To restrain, hold in check; to temper, mitigate; to regulate, settle; to modify. (Frequent in 15th c.) Hence ˈmodering vbl. n., a diminishing, attenuatio... Oxford English Dictionary
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Guayana Esequiba
On 19 June, Guyana announced that it would ask the Court to rule on their favour citing Article 53 of the ICJ Estatute, which establishes that "if any wikipedia.org
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purvey
▪ I. † purvey, n. (ˈpɜːveɪ) Also 6 pervaie. [f. next.] 1. The provision of a statute; = purview 1.1553 Act 1 Mary Sess. ii. c. 7 §1 Proclamations should have been made, according to the Purvey of the same Estatute. 1565 Act 8 Eliz. c. 8 §1 Promoters..have.. taken away by Virtue and Purvey of the sai... Oxford English Dictionary
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misjudge
misˈjudge, v. [mis-1 1.] trans. To judge wrongly; to judge ill of; to have false opinions of.1533 More Debell. Salem x. Wks. 952/2 And therefore no more mysse iudge any manne. 1633 Earl of Manchester Al Mondo (1636) 171 If you know the goodnesse of a mans life, mis-judge him not by any strangenesse ... Oxford English Dictionary
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statute
▪ I. statute, n. (ˈstætjuːt) Forms: 3, 5–6 statuit, 4 statout, 4–7 statut, 6 statuytt, 4– statute. (Also estatute 1514–1610.) pl. 3–4 statuz (z = ts), 4 statutz, 5 statutez, statuitz, 6 statewes, 9 dial. (sense 6) stattice, stattits. [a. F. statut (OF. also estatut, whence estatute), ad. late L. sta... Oxford English Dictionary
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impeach
▪ I. impeach, v. (ɪmˈpiːtʃ) Forms: α. 4–6 en-, empeche, 5–7 empeach. β. 5 enpesshe, enpesche, empeshe, 5–6 empesshe, -pesche, -peasche. γ. 6 impeche, impeache, 6– impeach. δ. 6 impesche, impeshe, (ympes(c)he), 7 impeash. ε. 6 Sc. empash, impash(e, impatshe, 6–7 em-, impasche, impass. [ME. em-, enpec... Oxford English Dictionary
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mark
▪ I. mark, n.1 (mɑːk) Forms 1 mearc, Anglian merc, (also ᵹemierce, ᵹemęrce, Northumb. merce, merca), 2 marc, 3–5 merk(e, (Orm. merrke), merc(k, marck(e, 4, 7 marque, 4– mark. [OE. mearc, Anglian merc, str. fem., boundary, landmark, sign = OFris. merik(e, merke, boundary, sign, OS. marka boundary (MD... Oxford English Dictionary
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use
▪ I. use, n. (juːs) Forms: α. 3–5 vs (4–5 vss), 4, 7 Sc. us (3–4 hus, 4–5 uss), 5 ws (5 owse, 5–6 Sc. wss), 5–7 vse (5 vce, Sc. 5–6 wse), 4– use (5 uce, 6 usse). β. Sc. and north. 4 oise, 4–5 oys, oyse, 5 oysse, ois, 6 oiss; 4 vice, 5 vys, 5–6 vyss. [a. AF. and OF. us, uus, hus m. (also use f.):—L. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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