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Traditional English :: indeed
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indeed.html - adv. & int. --adv. 1 in truth; really (they are, indeed, a remarkable family). 2 expressing emphasis or intensification (I shall be very glad indeed; indeed it is). 3 admittedly (there are indeed exceptions). 4 in point of fact (if indeed such a thing is possible). 5 expressing an approving or ironic echo (who is this Mr Smith? -- who is he indeed?). --int. expressing irony, contempt, incredulity, etc. |
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Traditional English :: indeed
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indeed.html - adv. & int. --adv. 1 in truth; really (they are, indeed, a remarkable family). 2 expressing emphasis or intensification (I shall be very glad indeed; indeed it is). 3 admittedly (there are indeed exceptions). 4 in point of fact (if indeed such a thing is possible). 5 expressing an approving or ironic echo (who is this Mr Smith? -- who is he indeed?). --int. expressing irony, contempt, incredulity, etc. |
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Traditional English :: indebted
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indeed.html - adj. (usu. foll. by to) 1 owing gratitude or obligation. 2 owing money. indebtedness n. [ME f. OF endett past part. of endetter involve in debt (as EN-(1), detter f. dette DEBT)] |
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Traditional English :: indecent
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indeed.html - adj. 1 offending against recognized standards of decency. 2 unbecoming; highly unsuitable (with indecent haste). indecent assault a sexual attack not involving rape. indecent exposure the intentional act of publicly and indecently exposing one's body, esp. the genitals. indecency n. (pl. -ies). indecently adv. [F ind cent or L indecens (as IN-(1), DECENT)] |
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Traditional English :: indecipherable
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indeed.html - adj. that cannot be deciphered. |
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Traditional English :: indecision
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indeed.html - n. lack of decision; hesitation. [F indcision (as IN-(1), DECISION) ] |
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