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Webster Dictionary :: Prevarication

PREVARICA'TION, n. A shuffling or quibbling to evade the truth or the disclosure...

Webster Dictionary :: Prevaricate

PREVAR'ICATE, v.i. [L. proevaricor; proe and varico, varicor, to straddle.] 1. T...

Webster Dictionary :: Prevalently

PREV'ALENTLY, adv. With predominance or superiority; powerfully. The evening sta...

Webster Dictionary :: Prevalent

PREV'ALENT, a. Gaining advantage or superiority; victorious. Brennus told the Ro...

Webster Dictionary :: Prevalence

PREV'ALENCE PREV'ALENCY, n. Superior strength, influence or efficacy; most effic...

Webster Dictionary :: Prevailment

PREVA'ILMENT, a. Prevalence. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Prevailing

PREVA'ILING, ppr. Gaining advantage, superiority or victory; having effect; pers...

Webster Dictionary :: Prevail

PREVA'IL, v.i. [L. proevaleo; proe, before, and valeo, to be strong or well. Val...

Webster Dictionary :: Pretypifying

PRETYP'IFYING, ppr. Prefiguring.

Webster Dictionary :: Pretypify

PRETYP'IFY, v.t. [pre and typify.] To prefigure; to exhibit previously in a type.

Webster Dictionary :: Pretypified

PRETYP'IFIED, pp. [from pretypify.] Antecedently represented by type; prefigured.

Webster Dictionary :: Pretty

PRETTY, a. prit'ty. 1. Having diminutive beauty; of a pleasing form with the str...

Webster Dictionary :: Prettiness

PRETTINESS, n. prit'tiness. [from pretty.] 1. Diminutive beauty; a pleasing form...

Webster Dictionary :: Prettily

PRETTILY, adv. prit'tily. [from pretty.] In a pretty manner; with neatness and t...

Webster Dictionary :: Pretorship

PRE'TORSHIP, n. The office of pretor.

Webster Dictionary :: Pretorian

PRETO'RIAN, a. Belonging to a pretor or judge; judicial; exercised by the pretor...

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