Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Abstinent

Abstinenta.refraining from, temperate

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Abstract

Abstractv.t.to separate, remove, shorten, take

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Abstract (2)

Abstractn.an abridgement, a summary

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Abstract (3)

Abstracta.abstracted, separated, pure

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Abstracted

Abstractedpa.separated, abstruse, absent

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Abstractedly

Abstractedly, or Abstractlyad.simply, by itself

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Abstractedness

Abstractednessn.an abstracted state

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Abstraction

Abstractionn.a drawing from, a separating of ideas, withdrawing from the world

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Abstruse

Abstrusea.difficult to be understood, obscure

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Abstrusely

Abstruselyad.obscurely, not plainly, darkly

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Abstruseness

Abstrusenessn.obscurity of meaning

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Absurd

Absurda.contrary to reason, foolish, inconsistent

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Absurdity

Absurdityn.unreasonableness, inconsistency

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Absurdly

Absurdlyad.unreasonably, inconsistently

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Absurdness

Absurdnessn.absurdity, inconsistency

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Abundance

Abundancen.great plenty, great numbers, etc.

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Abundant

Abundanta.plentiful, abounding with or in

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Abundantly

Abundantlyad.plentifully, perfectly, fully

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Abuse

Abusev.t.to treat ill, revile, impose on

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Abuse (2)

Abusen.the ill use of any thing, injury, affront

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Abused

Abusedpa.used ill, treated roughly, reviled

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Abuser

Abusern.one that uses another person, etc., ill

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Abusive

Abusivea.conveying abuse, offensive, rude

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Abusively

Abusivelyad.in an abusive manner, rudely

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Abusiveness

Abusivenessn.ill usage, bad language, rudeness

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Abut

Abutv.i.to border upon, join, terminate

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Abutment

Abutmentn.that which joins to another thing as the solid part of a bridge next the land