provender
(provn-dr)n. 1. Dry
food, such as hay, used as feed for livestock. 2. Food or
provisions.[Middle English provendre, from Old French, alteration of provende,
from Vulgar Latin *provenda, alteration (influenced by Latin providere, to
provide), of Late Latin praebenda. See PREBEND.]
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dis-pen-sa-tion
(dispn-sashn, -pen-)n. 1. The act of dispensing. Something
dispensed. A specific arrangement or system by which something is dispensed.
2. An exemption or a release from an obligation or a rule, granted by
or as if by an authority. 3. An
exemption from a church law, a vow, or another similar obligation granted in a
particular case by an ecclesiastical authority. The document containing this
exemption. 4. Theology. The
divine ordering of worldly affairs. A religious system or code of
commands considered to have been divinely revealed or appointed.--dis'pen-sa'tion-al
adj.
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image
(imij)n. 1. A reproduction of the form of a
person or an object, especially a sculptured likeness. 2. Physics. An
optically formed duplicate, counterpart, or other representative reproduction
of an object, especially an optical reproduction of an object formed by a lens
or mirror. 3.
One
that closely or exactly resembles another; a double:
He
is the image of his uncle.
4. The opinion or concept of
something that is held by the public. The character projected to the
public, as by a person or an institution, especially as interpreted by the mass
media. 5. A personification of something specified: That child is the image of
good health. 6. A mental picture of something not real or present. 7. A vivid description or representation. A
figure of speech, especially a metaphor or simile. A concrete representation,
as in art, literature, or music, that is expressive or evocative of something
else: night as an image of death. 8. Mathematics. A set of values of a function
corresponding to a particular subset of a domain. 9. Computer Science. An exact
copy of data in a file transferred to another medium. 10. Obsolete. An
apparition.v. tr. im-aged, im-ag-ing, im-ag-es. 1. To make or produce a
likeness of. 2. To mirror or reflect. 3. To symbolize or typify. 4. To picture
(something) mentally; imagine. 5. To describe, especially so vividly as to
evoke a mental picture of. 6. Computer Science. To translate (photographs or
other pictures) by computer into numbers that can be transmitted to a remote
location and then reconverted into pictures by another computer. 7. To
visualize (something), as by magnetic resonance imaging.[Middle English, from
Old French, from Latin imago.]
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(sb-doo,
-dyoo)v. tr. sub-dued, sub-du-ing, sub-dues. 1.
To conquer and subjugate; vanquish. See Synonyms at defeat. 2. To
quiet or bring under control by physical force or persuasion; make tractable. 3. To make less intense or
prominent; tone down: Subdued my excitement about the upcoming holiday. 4. To
bring (land) under cultivation: Farmers subdued the arid lands of
Australia.[Middle English subduen, alteration (influenced by Latin subdere, to
subject), of Old French suduire, to seduce, from Latin subducere, to withdraw,
probably influenced by Latin seducere, to seduce. See SEDUCE : sub-, away. See
SUB- + ducere, to lead. See deuk-.]--sub-du'a-ble adj. --sub-du'er n.
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en-treat
(en-tret) also in-treat (in-)v.
en-treat-ed, en-treat-ing, en-treats.v. tr. 1. To make an earnest
request of. 2. To ask for earnestly; petition for. 3. Archaic. To deal
with; treat.v. intr. To make an earnest request or petition; plead. See
Synonyms at beg.[Middle English entreten, from Anglo-Norman entreter : en-,
causative pref. See EN-1 + treter, to treat. See TREAT.]--en-treat'ing-ly adv.
--en-treat'ment n.
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Lament
(l-ment)v. la-ment-ed, la-ment-ing,
la-ments.v. tr. 1. To express grief for or about; mourn: lament a death.
2. To regret deeply; deplore: He lamented his thoughtless acts.v.
intr. 1. To grieve audibly; wail. 2. To express sorrow or regret.
See Synonyms at grieve.n. 1. A feeling or an expression of grief; a lamentation. 2. A song or poem expressing deep
grief or mourning.[Middle English lementen, from Old French lamenter, from
Latin lamentari, from lamentum, lament.]--la-ment'er n.
American Heritage Talking Dictionary
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These
are
the sons
of
Shem,
after
their families,
after
their
tongues,
in
their
lands,
after
their
nations.
Abram
An the
Lord God
formed
man
of
the dust
of
the
ground,
an
breathed into
his
nostrils
the
breath
of life;
***
an
the fruit
tree
yielding
fruit
after
his kind,
***
An
on
the
seventh day
God
ended
his work
which
he
had
made;
an he
rested
on
the
seventh day
from
all
his work
which
he
had
made.
+++
An
the
Lord
God
formed
man
of
the
dust
of
the
ground,
an
breathed into
his
nostrils
the
breath
of life;
An out
of
the
ground
made
the
Lord
God
to
grow
every
tree
that
is
pleasant
to
the sight,
an
good for food;
the
tree
of
life
also
in
the
midst
of
the
garden,
and
the tree
of
knowledge
of
good
an
evil.
(death
an
murder)
*****
So
God
Created
man
in
his own
image,
in
the
image
of
God
created
he
him;
male
***
Their
land
also
is
full
of idols;
they
worship
the
work
of
their
own hands,
that
which
their
own
fingers
have
made:
An
the
mean
man boweth
down,
an
the
great
man
humbleth
himself:
therefore
forgive them not.
+++
an
the fruit tree
yielding
fruit
after
his kind,
whose seed
isin itself,
upon
the earth:
an it
was
so.
**
++
So
God
created
man
in
his own image,
An
God
blessed
them,
an
God
said
unto them,
Be
fruitful,
an
multiply,
an
replenish
the
earth,
an subdue it:
++
++
so that
if
a
man
can
number
the
dust
of
the
earth,
then
shall
thy
seed
also
be
numbered.
Arise,
walk
through
the
land
in
the
length
of
it
an in
the
breadth
of
it;
for
I
will
give
it
unto
thee.
***
An
on
the
seventh day
God
ended
his work
which
he
had
made;
an he
rested
on
the
seventh
day
from
all
his work
which
he
had
made.
+++
An I
will
make
thy
seed
as
the
dust
of
the
earth:
***
An
Hagar
bare
Abram
a
son:
an
Abram
called
his
son's
name,
which
Hagar
bare,
Ishmael.
And
Abram
was
fourscore
an
six
years old,
when
Hagar
bare
Ishmael
to
Abram.
An
when
Abram
was
ninety
years old
an
nine,
********
An
God
divided
the
light
from
the
darkness.
+++
The
Lord
appeared
to
Abram,
an
said
unto
him,
I
am
the
Almighty
God;
walk
before
me,
an
be
thou
perfect.
An I
will
make
my
covenant
between
me
an thee,
an
will
multiply
thee
exceedingly.
An
Abram
fell
on
his face:
***
An
the
Spirit
of
God
moved
upon
the
face
of
the
waters.
***
An
the
Lord
said,
My
spirit
shall
not always
strive
with man,
for
that
he
also is flesh:
+++
when
they
were
in
the field,
that
Cain
rose
up
against
Abel
his
brother,
an
slew him.
+++
an God
talked
with him,
saying,
As
for
me,
behold,
my
covenant
is
with
thee,
an thou
shalt
be
a
father
of
many
nations.
***
An Abel
was
a
keeper
of
sheep,
+++
Neither
shall thy name
any
more
be
called
Abram,
***
but
Cain
was
a
tiller
of
the
ground.
+++
but
thy
name
shall
be
Abraham;
for
a
father
of
many
nations
have
I
made
thee.
***
An
when
the
sun
was
going
down,
a
deep
sleep
fell
upon
Abram;
an,
lo,
an horror
of
great
darkness
fell
upon
him.
***
I
went
mourning
without
the
sun:
***
An
the
earth was
without
form,
an
void;
an darkness
was
upon
the
face
of
the
deep.
An
the Spirit
of
God
moved
upon
the face
of
the
waters.
***
And
God
said,
Let
the
waters bring
forth
abundantly
the
moving creature
that
hath life,
an
fowl
that
may
fly
above
the earth
in
the
open
firmament
of
heaven.
++
I
stood
up,
an I
cried
in
the
congregation.
I
am
a
brother
to dragons,
an
a companion
to
owls.
My
skin
is
black
upon
me,
an my bones
are
burned
with heat.
***
An
his
brother's
name
was
Jubal:
he
was
the father
of
all
such
as
handle
the
harp
an organ.
++
My
harp
also
is
turned
to mourning,
an
my organ
into
the voice
of
them
that weep.
***
Your
new moons
an your
appointed
feasts
my
soul
hateth:
they
are
a
trouble
unto
me;
I am
weary
to bear them.
+++
I
made
a
covenant
with
mine eyes;
***
An
when
ye
spread forth
your
hands,
I
will
hide
mine
eyes
from
you:
yea,
when
ye make many prayers,
I
will
not hear:
your hands
are
full
of
blood.
++
why
then
should
I
think
upon
a
maid?
For
what
portion
of
God
is
there
from above?
an
what
inheritance
of
the
Almighty
from
on
high?
++
An
he
said
unto
Abram,
Know
of
a
surety
that
thy
seed
shall
be
a
stranger
in
a
land
that is not theirs,
***
They
that
dwell
in
mine
house,
and
my maids,
count
me
for
a
stranger:
I am
an
alien
in
their
sight.
I
called
my servant,
an he
gave
me
no answer;
I
entreated
him
with
my mouth.
My
breath
is
strange
to
my
wife,
though
I
entreated
for
the
children=s
sake
of
mine
own body.
Yea,
young
children
despised
me;
I arose,
an
they
spake
against
me.
All
my
inward
friends
abhorred
me:
***
And
gladness
is
taken
away,
an
joy out
of
the
plentiful field;
an in
the
vineyards
there
shall
be
no singing,
neither
shall
there be
shouting:
the
treaders
shall tread
out
no wine
in
their
presses;
I
have
made
their
vintage shouting
to
cease.
Wherefore
my
bowels
shall
sound like
an
harp
for
Moab,
an mine
inward
parts
for
Kirharesh.
An it
shall
come
to
pass,
when
it
is
seen
that
Moab
is
weary on
the
high
place,
that he
shall
come
to
his
sanctuary
to
pray;
but
he shall
not
prevail.
++
an
they
whom I
loved
are
turned
against
me.
My
bone
cleaveth
to
my skin
an
to
my flesh,
an I am
escaped
with
the
skin
of
my teeth.
++
an
shall serve
them;
an they
shall
afflict
them
four
hundred years;
An also
that
nation,
whom they
shall
serve,
will
I
judge:
an afterward
shall
they
come out
with
great
substance.
***
But
yet
in
it
shall
be
a
tenth,
an
it
shall
return,
an
shall
be
eaten:
as
a teil tree,
an as an
oak,
whose
substance
isin
them,
when
they
cast
their
leaves:
so
the
holy
seed shall
be
the
substance thereof.
++
Ishmael.
An
Abram
was
fourscore
an
six years old,
-86
years-
when
Hagar bare
Ishmael
to
Abram.
***********
In
the beginning
God
created
she
heaven
And
God
said,
Let
there
be
light:
and
there
was light.
An God
saw
the
light,
that it
was good:
an God
divided
the
light
from
the
darkness.
An on
the
seventh
day God
ended
his
work
which
he had
made;
an he
rested
on
the
seventh
day
from
all
his
work
which
he
had
made.
An God
blessed
the
seventh
day,
an sanctified
it:
***
An God
divided
the
light
from
the
darkness.
++
because
that
in it
he
had
rested
from
all
his
work
which
God
created
an made.
These
are
the
generations
of
the
heavens
**********
An
when
Abram
was
ninety
years
old
an nine,
*********
the
Lord
appeared
to
Abram,
an
said
unto
him,
I am
the
Almighty
God;
walk
before
me,
an
be
thou perfect.
***
an God
divided
the
light
from
the
darkness.
++
An I
will
make
my
covenant
between
me
an thee,
an
will
multiply
thee
exceedingly.
***
An
the
Spirit
of
God
moved
upon
the
face
of
the
waters.
+++
An
Abram
fell
on
his face:
***
Their
priests fell
by
the
sword;
an
their
widows
made
no lamentation
.
++
an God
talked with him,
saying,
As for
me,
behold,
***
But
with
thee
will
I
establish
my
covenant;
an thou
shalt
come into the ark,
thou,
an thy sons,
an thy wife,
an thy
sons'
wives
with
thee.
***
An
the
Spirit
of
God
moved
upon
the
of
the waters.
***
but
Cain
was
a tiller
of
the
ground.
***
face
of
the
waters
++
But
there
went
up
a
mist
from
the
earth,
an watered
the
whole
face
of
the
ground.
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