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Webster Dictionary :: Perspicuity

PERSPICU'ITY, n. [L. perspicuitas, from perspicio.] 1. Transparency; clearness; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Perspicuous

PERSPIC'UOUS, a. [L.perspicuus.] Transparent; translucent. [Little used.] 1. Cle...

Webster Dictionary :: Perspicuously

PERSPIC'UOUSLY, adv. Clearly; plainly; in a manner to be easily understood.

Webster Dictionary :: Perspicuousness

PERSPIC'UOUSNESS, n. Clearness to intellectual vision; plainness; freedom from o...

Webster Dictionary :: Perspirability

PERSPIRABIL'ITY, n. [from perspirable.] The quality of being perspirable.

Webster Dictionary :: Perspirable

PER'SPIRABLE, a. [from L. perspiro. See Perspire .] 1. That may be perspired; th...

Webster Dictionary :: Perspiration

PERSPIRA'TION, n. [L. perspiro. See Perspire .] 1. The act of perspiring; excret...

Webster Dictionary :: Perspirative

PER'SPIRATIVE, a. Performing the act of perspiration.

Webster Dictionary :: Perspiratory

PER'SPIRATORY, a. Perspirative.

Webster Dictionary :: Perspire

PERSPI'RE, v.i. [L. per and spiro, to breathe.] 1. To evacuate the fluids of the...

Webster Dictionary :: Perstringe

PERSTRINGE, v.t. perstrinj'. [L. perstringo; per and stringo, to graze or brush....

Webster Dictionary :: Persuadable

PERSUA'DABLE, a. [See Persuade .] That may be persuaded.

Webster Dictionary :: Persuadably

PERSUA'DABLY, adv. So as to be persuaded.

Webster Dictionary :: Persuade

PERSUA'DE, v.t. [L. persuadeo; per and suadeo, to urge or incite.] 1. To influen...

Webster Dictionary :: Persuaded

PERSUA'DED, pp. Influenced or drawn to an opinion or determination by argument, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Persuader

PERSUA'DER, n. One that persuades or influences another. 1. That which incites. ...

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