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assent [əˈsɛnt]
n. Assent, concurrence, sanction.
v. To assent or agree to.
n. Assent, concurrence, sanction.
v. To assent or agree to.
assertion [ˈasɛrʃən]
n. Assertion.
n. Assertion.
assist [ˈasɪst]
v. To give support or aid to a person.
v. To give support or aid to a person.
Compounds and phrases etc.
assistance: Assistance, aid, help.
assistant: An assistant.
assistant: An assistant.
$sizes, assise, assisour, assize, assizer, assyse, assyser, asyse, essyis, sizes,
assize [əˈsaez]
n. Assize, a trial by jury, a jury, a tax etc.
n. Assize, a trial by jury, a jury, a tax etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
assizer: A jury person.
thole and assize: leg. To stand trial.
thole and assize: leg. To stand trial.
associate, associatit, associe,
associe [əˈsosi]
n. Association.
n. Association.
associate [əˈsosɪet]
v. To associate.
pt. associatit
pp. associate
v. To associate.
pt. associatit
pp. associate
assoilie, assoilied, assoiliet, assoilyie, assoilyied, assoilyit, assoilzie, assoilzied,
assoilyie [əˈsɔɪljɪ, əˈsɔɪlɪ]
v. Assoil, absolve from sin, grant absolution to, forgive. To absolve oneself, to clear oneself by oath of untruthful testimony.
leg. To decide in favour of the defender in an action, or to find an accused not guilty.
pt. pp. assoilyit, assoilyied
v. Assoil, absolve from sin, grant absolution to, forgive. To absolve oneself, to clear oneself by oath of untruthful testimony.
leg. To decide in favour of the defender in an action, or to find an accused not guilty.
pt. pp. assoilyit, assoilyied
assumption,
assumption [əˈsʌmpʃən]
n. A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof. The action of assuming or taking on.
n. A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof. The action of assuming or taking on.
aseth, asseth, assith, assyth, assythe, assythement, assythment, sythement, sythment,
assyth [əˈsətθ]
v. To compensate, pay compensation.
v. To compensate, pay compensation.
Compounds and phrases etc.
assythment: Compensation for injury.
astonish,
astonish [əˈstɔnɪʃ
v. To stun, strike senseless.
v. To stun, strike senseless.
Compounds and phrases etc.
astonishin: Stunning, amazing.
asticle, astragal,
astragal [ˈastrəgal]
n. A glazing bar in a window. A type of moulding in wood-, metal- or plaster-work.
n. A glazing bar in a window. A type of moulding in wood-, metal- or plaster-work.