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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
Assuetude, (as'-swe-tewd) n. Custom, fcS.Utiflj; habitual use, JfltR; as, assuetude
of things hurtful doth make them lose their force to hurt, %t-±Va£RlW&,:M
Assumable, (as-sewm'-a-bl)a. That may be assumed, pTSW, ~HSM#J, Ifffg
Assumably, ...
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Rare Words and Ways to Master Their Meanings: 500 Arcane But ...
2. the book of customs and laws of an association. assuetude (ASS-wih-tood) n.
the state of being accustomed, esp. to harmful influences. (According to Francis
Bacon, "Assuetude of things hurtful doth make them lose their force to hurt.
Jan Leighton, Hallie Leighton, 2003
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Mémoires Et Comptes Rendus de la Société Royale Du Canada:
Pareille assuetude peut se manifester a l'egard de certains venins. Dans les pays
chauds infestes de moustiques, Jes 6trangers sont en butte, des leur arrivee, a
des piqures tres douloureuses, puis peu a peu ils s'y habituent et cessent ...
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The Imperial dictionary, on the basis of Webster's English ...
Assuefactlon (as-Bwe-fak'shon). n, [From L. assuefacio, to accustom— assucsco,
assue- tum, to accustom to, and facio, to make. See Assuetude.] The act of
accustoming. Right and left, as part inservient unto the motive faculty, are
differenced ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1882
(Some considerations on vestibular assuetude.) Minerva ORL, 15, 1965, 103-110
. In a series of experiments in groups of normal subjects, a mitigation of the
nystagmus induced in response to repeated stimulations of the labyrinth, both by
heat ...
The development of poetic impulses helps such releases to be streamlined to
carefully chosen language as an assuetude to prevent wastes by dissipation. The
true pleasure of reading poetry is in having an arcane peek to the subtle
unknown ...
Pratheek, Pratheek Praveen Kumar
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases
Harit (Substantives), habitude, assuetude, wont, rule, routine, assuefaction.
Custom, use, usage, practice, run, way, prevalence, observance, fashion (852),
etiquette, vogue. Seasoning, training, hardening, etc. (673). A second nature ...
Peter Mark Roget, Andrew Boyle, 1914
... religion, sedate, prefer, vehement, peculiar, enough, decide, betv^en, cetites,
assuetude, idea, aureola, sphere, shire, bier, belief, unique, priest, police, treaty,
seizure, aegis, amphisboena, oedema, peevish, meagre, league, siege, scream,
...
Alexander Melville Bell, 1887
Being an evil, inveterate in Indian soil from millenniums, a historical process like
deracinating the assuetude of dowry cannot take place overnight. Such a
historical process takes its own time. And emerging India happily is on the road.
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Philosophical works
... the same medicine and aliment still. The cause is, for that nature, by continual
use of any thing, groweth to a satiety and dullness, either of appetite or working.
And we see that assuetude of things hurtful doth make them leese their force to ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1887
