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Excerpt from The New Italian, English, and French Pocket Dictionary, Vol. 2 of 3: Carefully Compiled From the Dictionaries of La Crusca; Dr. S. Johnson; The French Academy; And Others of the Best Authority, Having the Parts of Speech Properly Distinguished; English Before the French and the Italian Abhbn'ent, a. 9333 mom, che abborim Abhérrer, '3. Ennmijure', nemico mortals Abhén'ing, 3. Horrcur, 033038 Abide, v. A. Demmrer, dimorare Abide, ma. Endure; supportare Abider, (obs.) 3. Habitutyqbitanbe Abiding, m. Faction dc mfiir, dc damn, it tollerare, dimorare, c. Ao abidinglplace, um demeure, una dimora Ab'ject, a. Abjogt, vii, abietto. Vile Abjéctim, 3. 60333333, basaenza Abjéctly, cd. Basement, vilmente Abjéctness, 3. Aba'iuement, vilti Ability, 3. Habzlele', abiliti Ability, 3. Pouooir, forcc, potere, forza Ability, 3. Dim, revenus, faloolth, entrata Abjurition, 3. Cbjuralion, abjura Abjfire, v. A. Emf, abjurara, o rimmziare Abjt'xring, 3: abjuration, l- rinunziare Ab'lative, 3. L'ablatif, ablative A'ble, a. Gapaoe, forte, eomod A'ble, aaexperl, mvgnt, esperto, dotto A'blenen, 3. Capacité. Pouvait, capaciti, Ablu'ntion, 3. Ablation, ablazione Abnegition, 3. Rmmt, riounziamento Abéard, cd. Abord d'uc mire, abordo Abode, 3. Demeug't, 350m. Dimora, abituro Abéiisb, v. A. Abofir, détruin, abolire, annullare Abblish, v. A. (a lawoterm), rem ucr, rivocare Abélishing, 3. Abolition, 'action d'cboh'r Abélishment. G abolizione, l'anullare Abolition, 3. (law term) gvace. Pardon d'un crime, grazia. F. Abbminable, a. Abom'nable, abbominevole Abéminably, ad. Abominablemmt, abbomiqevol Abéminate. V. A. Abhornl', abbortire [mente Aminafion. 3. Abomination, abominio 400 431, sconciani. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
