Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Oppositionist

Oppositionistn.one who belongs to a party opposed to the ruling power or party

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Oppositly

Oppositlyad.in an opposit manner, crossly

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Oppress

Oppressv.t.to injure, crush by hardship, subdue

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Oppression

Oppressionn.cruelty, hardship, heaviness

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Oppressive

Oppressivea.cruel, severe, heavy, unjust

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Oppressor

Oppressorn.one who oppresses, a tyrant

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Opprobrious

Opprobriousa.reproachful, disgraceful, vile

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Opprobriously

Opprobriouslyad.reproachfully, dsgracefully

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Opprobrium

Opprobriumn.reproach, disgrace, infamy

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Oppugn

Oppugnv.t.to oppose, attack, resist, confute

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Oppugner

Oppugnern.one who opposes, one who attacks

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Oprobriousness

Oprobriousnessn.reproachfulness, scurrility

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Optative

Optativea.expressive of desire, wishing

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Optic

Opticn.an organ, or instrument of or for sight

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Optic (2)

Optic, or Opticala.relating to optics or vision

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Optician

Opticiann.a person who is skilled in optics

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Optics

Opticsn.the science or doctrin of vision

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Optimacy

Optimacyn.nobility, the whole body of nobles

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Optimism

Optimismn.the opinion that all is for the best

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Option

Optionn.a choice, liberty of choosing, will

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Optional

Optionala.left to free choice or election

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Opulence

Opulence, or Opulencyn.wealth, riched

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Opulent

Opulenta.wealthy, rich, affluent, abundant

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Opulently

Opulentlyad.richly, with splendor

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Or

Orn.gold in heraldry;conj.either

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Orach

Orachn.a plant of several species

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Oracle

Oraclen.a wise sentence or person;v.i.to utter oracles