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Webster Dictionary :: Ensweep

ENSWEE'P, v.t to sweep over; to pass over rapidly.

Webster Dictionary :: Ensure

ENSURE, and its derivatives. [See Insure .]

Webster Dictionary :: Ensuing

ENSU'ING, ppr. Following as a consequence; succeeding.

Webster Dictionary :: Ensue

ENSU'E, v.t. [L. sequor, to follow. See Seek .] To follow; to pursue. See K peac...

Webster Dictionary :: Enstyle

ENSTY'LE, v.t. To style; to name; to call. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Enstamping

ENSTAMP'ING, ppr. Impressing deeply.

Webster Dictionary :: Enstamped

ENSTAMP'ED, pp. Impressed deeply.

Webster Dictionary :: Enstamp

ENSTAMP', v.t. [from stamp.] To impress as with a stamp; to impress deeply. God ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ensphere

ENSPHE'RE, v.t. [from sphere.] To place in a sphere. 1. To make into a sphere.

Webster Dictionary :: Ensober

ENSO'BER, v.t. [from sober.] To make sober.

Webster Dictionary :: Ensnare

ENSNARE, [See Insnare .]

Webster Dictionary :: Enslaving

ENSLA'VING, ppr. Reducing to bondage; depriving of liberty.

Webster Dictionary :: Enslaver

ENSLA'VER, n. He who reduces another to bondage.

Webster Dictionary :: Enslavement

ENSLA'VEMENT, n. The state of being enslaved; slavery; bondage;servitude.

Webster Dictionary :: Enslaved

ENSLA'VED, pp. Reduced to slavery or subjection.

Webster Dictionary :: Enslave

ENSLA'VE, v.t. [from slave.] To reduce to slavery or bondage; to deprive of libe...

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