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eevidence, eevident, eevidents, evident, evidents, ivvidence, ivvident, ivvidents,
evident [ˈɛvɪdɛnt]
n. leg. Documentary proof, evidence of a person's title to anything, a title-deed.
pl. evidents
n. leg. Documentary proof, evidence of a person's title to anything, a title-deed.
pl. evidents
evidently
adv. Clearly, obviously.
adv. Clearly, obviously.
eveat, evite, evyte,
evite [əˈvit]
v. To avoid, escape, shun.
v. To avoid, escape, shun.
ewest, yewest,
ewest [ˈjuəst]
adj. Near, contiguous, standing or lying convenient.
adj. Near, contiguous, standing or lying convenient.
azacly, eggactly, exac, exack, exacklie, exackly, exact, exactlie, exect, ixact,
exact [ɛgˈzak(t)]
adj. Exact.
adv. Exactly.
adj. Exact.
adv. Exactly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
exactin: Exacting.
exactness: Exactness.
exactness: Exactness.
exaemin, exaim, exaimin, exaimine, exaimint, examin, examine, exem, exemin, exemint, exemmin,
exaimine [ɛgˈzemən, ɛgˈzɛmən]
n. An examination.
dim. exaim
v. To examine.
pt. pp. exaimint
n. An examination.
dim. exaim
v. To examine.
pt. pp. exaimint
excam, excamb, excambion,
excamb [ɛksˈkam(b)]
n. A piece of land given in exchange for another.
v. leg. To exchange land.
n. A piece of land given in exchange for another.
v. leg. To exchange land.
Compounds and phrases etc.
excambion [ɛksˈkambiɔn]: leg. An exchange of land or property.
$cep, $cepin, $ceppin, $ceptin, $ceptna, cep, cepin, cepna, ceppin, cept, ceptin, ceptna, excep, exceppit, except, exception, exceptit, exep, sept,
except [ɪgzˈɛp(t)]
col. contracted 'cep
adv. Except, unless.
neg. 'cepna
prep. Except.
v. To except.
pt. pp. exceptit
col. contracted 'cep
adv. Except, unless.
neg. 'cepna
prep. Except.
v. To except.
pt. pp. exceptit
Compounds and phrases etc.
exceptin col. contracted 'ceptin: prep. Except for, apart from. conj. Unless, save.
exception: leg. A defence.
exceptional: Exceptional.
exception: leg. A defence.
exceptional: Exceptional.
exchange, excheenge, excheinge, exchenge, exchinge, exchynge, xcheenge,
exchange [ɛgzˈtʃen(d)ʒ]
also NEC. SN. MN. excheenge [ɛgzˈtʃin(d)ʒ], WC. SEC. MN. exchinge [ɛgzˈtʃəin(d)ʒ]
n. An exchange.
v. To exchange.
also NEC. SN. MN. excheenge [ɛgzˈtʃin(d)ʒ], WC. SEC. MN. exchinge [ɛgzˈtʃəin(d)ʒ]
n. An exchange.
v. To exchange.
excise,
excise [ɛkˈsaɪz]
n. The exise. A tax.
v. To force a person to pay an excise due, to overcharge.
n. The exise. A tax.
v. To force a person to pay an excise due, to overcharge.
exclaim,
exclaim [ɛksˈklem]
n. A shout, exclamation.
v. To exclaim.
n. A shout, exclamation.
v. To exclaim.