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Webster Dictionary :: Oraison

OR'AISON, n. [L. oratio.] Prayer; verbal supplication or oral worship; now writt...

Webster Dictionary :: Oraculousness

ORAC'ULOUSNESS, n. The state of being oracular.

Webster Dictionary :: Oraculously

ORAC'ULOUSLY, adv. 1. In the manner of an oracle. 2. Authoritatively; positively.

Webster Dictionary :: Oracular

ORAC'ULAR, ORAC'ULARLY, ORAC'ULOUS, a. 1. Uttering oracles; as an oracular tongu...

Webster Dictionary :: Orach

OR'ACH, OR'ACLE, n. [L. oraculum, from oro, to utter.] 1. Among pagans, the answ...

Webster Dictionary :: Or

OR, a termination of Latin nouns, is a contraction of vir, a man, or from the sa...

Webster Dictionary :: Opuscule

OPUS'CULE, n. [L. opusculum.] A small work.

Webster Dictionary :: Opulently

OP'ULENTLY, adv. Richly; with abundance or splendor.

Webster Dictionary :: Opulent

OP'ULENT, a. [L. opulentus.] Wealthy; rich; affluent; having a large estate or p...

Webster Dictionary :: Opulence

OP'ULENCE, n. [L. opulentia, from opes, wealth.] Wealth; riches; affluence. [Opu...

Webster Dictionary :: Optional

OP'TIONAL, a. 1. Left to one's wish or choice; depending on choice or preference...

Webster Dictionary :: Option

OP'TION, n. [L. optio, from opto, to wish or desire.] 1. The power of choosing; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Optimity

OPTIM'ITY, n. The state of being best.

Webster Dictionary :: Optimism

OP'TIMISM, n. [L. optimus, best.] The opinion or doctrine that every thing in na...

Webster Dictionary :: Optimacy

OP'TIMACY, n. [L. optimates, grandees, from optimus, best.] The body of nobles; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Optics

OP'TICS, n. The science which treats of light and the phenomena of vision.

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