(H3) | mfn. |
[L=107290] | admitting no doubt , not wavering |
(H4) | ind. |
(H3) | m. |
(H1) | &c |
(H2) | m. |
[L=194109] | variation , combination , variety , diversity , manifoldness |
[L=194110] | contrivance , art |
[L=194111] | difference of perception , distinction |
[L=194112] | indecision , irresolution , doubt , hesitation |
[L=194113] | admission , statement |
[L=194114] | false notion , fancy , imagination |
[L=194115] | calculation |
[L=194116] | mental occupation , thinking |
[L=194117] | = |
[L=194118] | a god |
[L=194119] | (in |
[L=194120] | (in gram.) admission of an option or alternative , the allowing a rule to be observed or not at pleasure ( |
[L=194121] | a collateral form |
[L=194122] | pl. |
(H2B) | mfn. |
(H2) | ind. |
(H1) |
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