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The strings thus defined from all the factors of length £ of x are called the
frequentable neighbors of the factors of length I of x. The analysis of the text y
consists in locating in it the longest sequence of occurrences of frequentable
neighbors; ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis. justice warrants, and that wildom guides: frequentable
and less dangerous. Sidney. FREQUENTATIVE, adj. [frequentatif, Fr. frequentati-
jus. Lat-J A grammatical term applied to verbs signifying the frequent repetition ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
FREQUENTABLE, frE-kwentssabl. a. Conversable, accesiible.
FRELLUENFATIVE, fre-ktvenfithtiv. a. A grammatical term applied to verbs
signifying the frequent repetition of an action. FREQUENTER, fi'e-kwt':nt'-t'1r. f.
One who often resorts to ...
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The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
Yet while youth lasted in him,the exercises of that age, and his humour (not yet
fully discovered) made him somthing the more frequentable, and less dangerous.
But after that years began to com on with som, though more seldom shews of a ...
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
While youth lasted in him, the exercises of that age and bis humour not yet fully
discovered, made him somewhat the more frequentable and less dan- geroua.
Sidney. He, in full frequence bright Of angels, thus to Gabriel smiling spake.
Milton.
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
FREQUENTABLE, fre-kwenfa-bl. a. Conversable, accessible. FREQUENTATION,
fre-kwen-ti'shun. t. Habit of frequenting. Maton. FREQUENTATIVE, fre-kwen'ta-tlv.
a. A grammatical term applied to verbs signifying the frequent repetition of an ...
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The Union Dictionary, containing all that is truly useful in ...
Frequentable, frè- идиш-Ы. a. conversive, accessible. Sidney. Frequentation, frl-
quên-tl'shůn. s. habit of frequcnting. Chester. Frequehtativc, fre-kwèn'tâ-tlv. a. a
grammatical term applied to verbs, signifying the frequent rc etition of an action.
Thomas BROWNE (LL.D.), 1822
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Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
... fre-kwent' r. a. to visit often Frequentable, fre-kwent'ix-bl «. converse ble,
accessible [frequenting •equentation, fre-kwpn-ta'shun *. habit ol Frequentative,
fie-kiven'ti-tiv a. verbs implying frequent repetition Frequenter, fre-Uwent'fir *. one
who ...
John Walker, Thomas Smith, 1850
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The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
... fi',l,k.v,m frequentable fr,k,nt,bl fr,l,ks,m,i frequentative fr,k,nt,t,v lV,l,k«-,m,ns
frequented fr,k,n,td fr,r,t,d,n» frequently fr.kuU fr,r,d,ns frequenting fr,knt,ng fr,k,
chrd fr,r,d,n« fractured f,r,r,d,nshn fracturing fr,k,chr,ng frnt,b,ks fractiously fr,k,shc,l
frnt,v ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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A Dictionary of the English Language ...: To which is Added, ...
Frequentable, o. accessible. Frequenta'tion, a. the habit of frequenting. Frequent'
ative, a. frequently repeating. Frequenter, a. one who frequents. Fre'quently, ad.
repeatedly, often. Frequentness, a. the being frequent. Fres'co, a. coolness, ...
