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admirable, admiration, admire,
admire [ədˈmaɪr]
v. To admire, marvel. To surprise, astonish.
v. To admire, marvel. To surprise, astonish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
admirable: Admirable.
admiration: Admiration.
admiration: Admiration.
admoneetion, admoneition, admonish, ammonish, amoneetion, amonish,
admonish [ə(d)ˈmɔnɪʃ, ə(d)ˈmonɪʃ]
v. To reprimand firmly.
v. To reprimand firmly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
admoneetion: Admonition.
adoarn, adorn, adornt,
adorn [əˈdɔrn, əˈdoːrn]
v. To adorn, embellish.
pt. pp. adornt
v. To adorn, embellish.
pt. pp. adornt
adhreich, adhreigh, adrach, adrack, adree, adreech, adreekh, adreer, adreich, adreigh, adreych, adriech,
adreich [əˈdriç]
adv. At a distance.
adv. At a distance.
advent,
advent [ədˈvɛnt]
n. The season preceding the Nativity.
n. The season preceding the Nativity.
adveentur, adventur, aventur,
adventur [ˈadvɛntər]
n. v. Adventure.
n. v. Adventure.
Compounds and phrases etc.
jint adventur: A joint adventure. leg. A limited partnership.
adversary, adverse,
adverse [ədˈvɛrs]
adj. Adverse, opposed.
adj. Adverse, opposed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
adversary [ədˈvɛrsəri]: An adversary, opponent.
adverteese, adverteesement, adverteesin, adverteise, adverteisement, adverteisin, adverteize, adverteizement, adverteizin,
adverteese [advɛrtiːz]
v. To advertise.
v. To advertise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
adverteesin: Advertising.
adverteesement: An advertisement.
adverteesement: An advertisement.
advise, advised, advisement, advisor, adwise, avise, disadvise, disadvised,
advise [ˈadvaez]
v. To give advice, consider, review.
pt. pp. advised adj. Advised, informed, aware of.
v. To give advice, consider, review.
pt. pp. advised adj. Advised, informed, aware of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
advisement: Advice.
advisor: An advisor.
disadvise: To warn against, pt. disadvised.
advisor: An advisor.
disadvise: To warn against, pt. disadvised.
advocacie, advocacy, advocate,
advocate [ˈadvoket]
n. A barrister. In Aberdeen a solicitor.
v. To appeal from an inferior court to the Court of Session, or of the higher court, to call a case before itself for decision.
n. A barrister. In Aberdeen a solicitor.
v. To appeal from an inferior court to the Court of Session, or of the higher court, to call a case before itself for decision.
Compounds and phrases etc.
advocacy: Assistance. Support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy.
Laird Advocate: The chief law officer of the Crown in Scotland.
Laird Advocate: The chief law officer of the Crown in Scotland.