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interdespise
interdespise, v. rare. (-dɪˈspaɪz) [inter- 1 b.] trans. To despise mutually, feel mutual contempt for (each other); also absol.1840 De Quincey in Tait's Mag. VII. 38 They met, they saw, they interdespised. 1893 Fairbairn Christ in Mod. Theol. i. ii. ii. i. 232 The two great masters..cordially inter⁓... Oxford English Dictionary
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inter-, prefix The Latin preposition and adv., inter ‘between, among, amid, in between, in the midst’, entered into combination with verbs, adjs., and ns., as in intercēdĕre to go between, intercede, intercipĕre to seize on the way, intercept, interdīcĕre to interpose in speech, interdict, interjacĕ... Oxford English Dictionary
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