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opiniated
opiniated, ppl. a. (əʊˈpɪnɪeɪtɪd) [f. as opiniate a. + -ed. Cf. opinated and opinionated.] † 1. Holding the opinion; of opinion (that{ddd}).1610 Markham Masterp. i. lxxiii. 152, I am confidently opiniated, that bots are euer bred in the stomacke. † 2. Having a conceited opinion of; thinking much of.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Brownism
Ideology In an opiniated article, Anthony Giddens claimed that in contrast to Blairite, the adjective used to refer to the political ideology of Tony wikipedia.org
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self-opiniated
self-oˈpiniated, ppl. a. [Formed after self-opinion.] = self-opinionated.1627 Sir S. D'Ewes Jrnl. (1783) 63 He being proud and selfe-opiniated, tooke his owne way. 1868 J. H. Blunt Ref. Ch. Eng. I. 84 Such conceited and self-opiniated men. Hence self-oˈpiniatedly adv.; so † self-oˈpiniating a.; self... Oxford English Dictionary
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opiniate
▪ I. † oˈpiniate, a. and n. Obs. [In this and the following words to opiniatry, the stem opini- appears either to be shortened from L. opīnio, opinion, or due to the influence of that word upon opīn- in opinate, opinative, etc.; they are not confined to Eng., for opini-ato, opiniativo occur in It. (... Oxford English Dictionary
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self-opinioned
self-oˈpinioned, ppl. a. [f. self-opinion.] = self-opiniated.1624 Massinger Parlt. Love iii. i, This self-opinioned fool. 1692 South Serm. (1697) 355 A bold, self-opinion'd Physician. 1794 Elliot in 14th Rep. Hist. MSS. Comm. App. v. 578 He argues closely, but is long-winded and self-opinioned. 1822... Oxford English Dictionary
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large
▪ I. large, a., adv., and n. (lɑːdʒ) Forms: 4–7 larg, 6 largue, Sc. lairg, lairge, lerge, 6–7 lardg(e, 2– large. [a. F. large, now chiefly in the sense ‘broad, wide’:—L. larga, fem. of largus abundant, copious, bountiful, profuse. The masc. largus gave OF. larc, larg (whence ME. larg, largue), but t... Oxford English Dictionary
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