Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Personify

Personifyv.t.to change from things to persons

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Perspective

Perspectivea.of or relating to vision, optical

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Perspective (2)

Perspectiven.a spying -glass, view, appearance

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Perspicacious

Perspicaciousa.quicksighted, sharpsighted, keen

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Perspicaciousness

Perspicaciousness, or Perspicacityn.quicksightedness

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Perspicil

Perspiciln.an optical glass, ob.

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Perspicuity

Perspicuityn.clearness, plainness, transparency

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Perspicuous

Perspicuousa.clear, plain, evident, easily seen

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Perspicuously

Perspicuouslyad.clearly, plainly, evidently

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Perspicuousness

Perspicuousnessn.clearness, plainness

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Perspirability

Perspirabilityn.the quality of being perspirable

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Perspirable

Perspirablea.that may be emitted by the pores

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Perspiration

Perspirationn.the act of sweating, a great heat

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Perspirative

Perspirativea.causing or tending to perspire

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Perspire

Perspirev.i.to sweat, become hot, get vent, pass

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Perstringe

Perstringev.t.to graze upon, to glance upon

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Persuade

Persuadev.t.to bring to an opinion, to influence

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Persuader

Persuadern.an important or strong adviser

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Persuasible

Persuasiblea.that may be persuaded or induced

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Persuasion

Persuasionn.the act of persuading, an opinion

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Persuasive

Persuasiven.an argument to persuade

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Persuasive (2)

Persuasive, or Persuasorya.tending to persuade

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Persuasively

Persuasivelyad.so as to persuade, pleasingly

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Persuasiveness

Persuasivenessn.force or power of persuasion

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Persultation

Persultationn.an eruption of the blood through the vessels

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Pert

Perta.smart, brisk, lively, saucy

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Pertain

Pertainv.i.to belong, relate, concern, extend