Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Admirableness

Admirablenessn.a quality raising admiration

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Admirably

Admirablyn.wonderfully, excellently, very

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Admiral

Admiraln.a principal sea-officer, a shell

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Admiralship

Admiralshipn.the office or duty of an admiral

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Admiralty

Admiraltyn.the supreme naval power or office for settling maritime affairs

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Admiration

Admirationn.astonishment, wonder, esteem

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Admire

Admirev.t.to regard, wonder at, esteem, value

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Admired

Admiredpa.regarded, esteemed, valued, loved

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Admirer

Admirern.one that admires or regards, a lover

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Admissibility

Admissibilityn.the state of being admissible

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Admissible

Admissiblea.that may be admitted, suitable

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Admission

Admissionn.leave to enter, access, a concession

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Admit

Admitv.to allow, suffer, grant, let in, receive

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Admittable

Admittablea.that may be admitted, proper

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Admittance

Admittancen.the act or power of entering

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Admitted

Admittedpa.allowed, granted, let in, received

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Admix

Admixv.t.to mix or mingle together, ob.

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Admixture

Admixturen.a mixing, that which is mixed

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Admonish

Admonishv.t.to warn, reprove, advise, remind

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Admonished

Admonishedpa.warned, reproved, advised, exhorted

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Admonisher

Admonishern.a reprover, an adviser

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Admonition

Admonitionn.counsel, advice, direction, hint

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Admonitor

Admonitorn.one who admonishes or advises

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Admonitory

Admonitorya.that admonishes, warning

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Adnascent

Adnascenta.growing on something else

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Adnate

Adnatea.pressing close to the stem

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Adnoun

Adnounn.a word joined to a noun, an adjective