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Uniformity, consecutiveness, continuity, connectedness, principle, law, order, type, norm, project, line, tenor, progression, rectiliuearity, regularity. Gence, deviation, desultoriness, rambling, disconnectedness, hallucination, inconsecutiveness, idiocy, insanity, exception, abnormity. Erratic, devious, divergent, incontinuous, desultory, dis-Ĭonnected, wandering, idiotic, inconsistent, inconsecutive, abnormal, exrectilineal,Ĭonsistent, uniform, consecutive, normal, natural, faithful, regular. Addition, adduction, replacement, restitution, restoration, surrender, reinstatement. Abstraction, subtraction, deprivation, ablution, rape, seizure, appropriation.ĪNT. Retain, maintain, claim, occupy, assert, grasp, seize, usurp. Abandon, relinquish, resign, surrender, vacate. Lachrymose, plaintive, maundering, querimonious, plaintive, dolesome, lackadaisical, grumbling, croaking, lugubrious.

Risive, sarcastic, jocular, flippant, non-Ĭhalant, sportive, sprightful, buoyant. Elongation, prolongation, extension, production, amplification, enlargement, expansion, dilation, expatiation, explication, dilution.

Abridgment,reduction, contraction, curtailment, abstract, summary, epitome, condensation, compression. Lengthen, prolong, extend,enlarge, produce, elongate, amplify, expand, dilate. Shorten, reduce, abridge, contract, curtail, epitomize,Ĭondense, prune, compress. Prolong, continue, revive, develop, increase, aggravate, magnify, brew, ferment, rage, extend, enlarge, amplify, raise, enhance. Terminate, remove, suppress, lower, reduce, mitigate, dimiucite, Countenance, cheer, uphold, encourage, rally, inspirit, animate, inembolden, abet, buoy. Confound, confuse, discompose, bewilder, daunt, cow, hum. Promotion, elevation, honor, exaltation, dignity, aggrandizement. Degradation, depression, disgrace, humiliation, abjection, dishonor, shame.ĪNT. Degrade, disgrace, bring low, reduce, humble, demean, stoop, humiliate, depress, lower, sink, dishonor. Virtuous, conacientious, correct, upright, worthy, righteous, selfcontrolled, high-principled, steady, Profligate, wicked, vicious, unprincipled, reprobate, incorrigible, sinful, graceless, demoralized, dissolute, depraved, bad, licentious, corrupt. Seek, court, cherish, favor, protect, claim, maintain, defend, advocate, retain, support, uphold, occupy, haunt, hold, assert, vindicate, keep. Leave, forsake, derenounce, cease, relinquish, discontinue, cast off, resign, retire, quit, forego, forswear, depart from, vacate, surrender, abjure, repudiate. Onwards, forwards, ahead, before, afront, beyond, afore. Tionaries, have been laid under contribution for this work.ĪNT. Special works of Roget, Soule, Skeats, Campbell, Speakers and others, in finding the best word to express the Revell Company London and Edinburghĭesigned to aid students, literary men, public Professor elect of Logic and Rhetoric in the University of Wisconsin, late Superintendent of Public Instruction State of Wisconsin, Ei-Presiaent Illinois Wesleyan University, Member of tho Philosophical Society of Great Britain, author of 'The Supplemental Dictionary,' 'Hand Book of Abbreviations,' &c.įleming H. WITH AN APPENDIX Embracing a Dictionary of Briticisms, Americanisms, Colloquinl Phrases, etc., in current use the Grammatical Uses of Prepositions and Prepositions Discriminated a List of Homonyms und Ilomophonons Words a Collection of Foreign FLrases, and a Completa List of Abbreviations and Contractions used in Writing

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