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Webster Dictionary :: Elementariness

ELEMENT'ARINESS, n. The state of being elementary; the simplicity of nature; unc...

Webster Dictionary :: Elementally

ELEMENT'ALLY, adv. According to elements; literally; as the words, ""Take, eat; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Elementality

ELEMENTAL'ITY, n. Composition of principles or ingredients.

Webster Dictionary :: Elemental

ELEMENT'AL, a. Pertaining to elements. 1. Produced by some of the four supposed ...

Webster Dictionary :: Element

EL'EMENT, n. [L. elementus.] 1. The first or constituent principle or minutest p...

Webster Dictionary :: Elegy

EL'EGY, n. [L. elegia; Gr. to speak or utter.; L. lugeo. The verbs may have a co...

Webster Dictionary :: Elegit

ELE'GIT, n. [L. eligo, elegi, to choose.] A writ of execution, by which a defend...

Webster Dictionary :: Elegist

EL'EGIST, n. A writer of elegies.

Webster Dictionary :: Elegiac

ELE'GIAC, a. [Low L. elegiacus. See Elegy .] Belonging to elegy; plaintive; expr...

Webster Dictionary :: Elegantly

EL'EGANTLY, adv. In a manner to please; with elegance; with beauty; with pleasin...

Webster Dictionary :: Elegant

EL'EGANT, a. [L. elegans.] Polished; polite; refined; graceful; pleasing to good...

Webster Dictionary :: Elegance

EL'EGANCE EL'EGANCY, n. [L. elegantia, eligo, to choose, though irregularly form...

Webster Dictionary :: Eleemosynary

ELEEMOS'YNARY, a. [Gr. alms, to pity, compassion.] 1. Given in charity; given or...

Webster Dictionary :: Electuary

ELEC'TUARY, n. [Low L. electarium, electuarium; Gr. to lick.] In pharmacy, a for...

Webster Dictionary :: Electrum

ELEC'TRUM, n. [L. amber.] In mineralogy, an argentiferous gold ore, or native al...

Webster Dictionary :: Electrophor

ELEC'TROPHOR ELECTROPH'ORUS, n. [electrum, and to bear.] An instrument for prese...

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