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sequacious
sequacious, a. (sɪˈkweɪʃəs) [f. L. sequāc-, sequāx (see prec.) + -ious.] 1. Of a free agent or his attributes: Given to following another or others, esp. a leader. † Const. to, of.1643 Trapp Comm. Gen. vi. 20 See how sequacious these poor creatures are to God their Centurion. 1680 C. Nesse Ch. Hist.... Oxford English Dictionary
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sequaciousness
sequaciousness (sɪˈkweɪʃəsnɪs) [f. sequacious a. + -ness.] 1. The state or condition of being sequacious.1653 Gauden Hierasp. 69 Endless janglings..which would make Religion, a matter.. of sequaciousness and feminine softness. 1656 Artif. Handsom. 181 It is time..to get beyond that servility and seq... Oxford English Dictionary
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Choe Chiwon
Shin condemned Choe Chiwon as one of the most glaring examples of Korean intellectual subservience to China, a pattern of sequacious behavior on the part wikipedia.org
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sequacity
sequacity (sɪˈkwæsɪtɪ) [ad. late L. sequācitās, f. sequāc- (see sequacious) + -ity.] † 1. Ductility, pliability (of matter). Obs. rare—1.1626 Bacon Sylva §900 All Sperme, all Menstruous Substance,..haue euermore a Closenesse, Lentour and Sequacity. 2. Disposition or readiness to follow; lack of inde... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ode for St. Cecilia's Day (Handel)
Orpheus Could Lead The Savage Race SOPRANO: Orpheus could lead the savage race, And trees uprooted left their place Sequacious of the lyre: But bright wikipedia.org
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obambulate
obambulate, v. rare. (ɒˈbæmbjʊleɪt) [f. ppl. stem of L. obambulāre, f. ob- (ob-) + ambulare to walk.] intr. To walk about; to wander hither and thither.1614–15 Boys Wks. (1622) 597 Soules departed..doe not obambulate and wander vp and downe, but remaine in places of happinesse or vnhappinesse. 1633 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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diathesis
‖ diathesis (daɪˈæθɪsɪs) Pl. diatheses (-iːz). [mod.L., a. Gr. διάθεσις disposition, state, condition, f. διατιθέναι to arrange, dispose.] Med. A permanent (hereditary or acquired) condition of the body which renders it liable to certain special diseases or affections; a constitutional predispositio... Oxford English Dictionary
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polonaise
polonaise, n. (pɒləˈneɪz, pəʊl-) Also 8 polonoise. [a. F. polonaise, prop. adj. fem. of polonais Polish; lit. a Polish robe or redingote.] 1. A name applied, at various periods from c 1770 onward, to an article of female dress originally suggested by that of Polish women, being a dress or over-dress... Oxford English Dictionary
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forge
▪ I. forge, n. (fɔədʒ) Also 5 foorge, 6 fordg. [a. OF. forge (= Pr., Catal. farga, Sp. forja, also fragua, Pg. forja):—Com. Rom. *faurga:—L. fabrica: see fabric.] † 1. Manufacture, construction; style of construction, make, workmanship; = fabric 5, 6. In late use a new formation on the vb. Obs.1390 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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