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Medicable
Capable of being medicated admitting of being cured or healed
Neophyte
and still given by the Roman Catholics to such as have recently embraced the Christian faith and been admitted to baptism esp to converts from heathenism or Judaism
VerbarNolo contendere
A plea by the defendant in a criminal prosecution which without admitting guilt subjects him to all the consequences of a plea of guilty
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Nonadmission
Failure to be admitted
VerbarNon obstante
Notwithstanding in opposition to or in spite of what has been stated or is to be stated or admitted
Occasional
Occuring at times but not constant regular or systematic made or happening as opportunity requires or admits casual incidental as occasional remarks or efforts
paeligon
A foot of four syllables one long and three short admitting of four combinations according to the place of the long syllable
Pardonably
In a manner admitting of pardon excusably
Inconvincibly
In a manner not admitting of being convinced
Inadmissible
Not admissible not proper to be admitted allowed or received as inadmissible testimony an inadmissible proposition or explanation
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