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Eloignment
Matched in: Term Eloignment
Eloignment
Matched in: Term Eloignment
Eloign
To remove afar off to withdraw
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Eloignate
To remove
Eloign, or eloine
Eloign, or eloine [fr. eloigner, Fr.], to put at a distance; to remove one far from another.
Eloinment
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Eloin
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Eloinate
See Eloignate
Capias in withernam
habendo had been sued out, to which the sheriff had returned that the goods, etc., were concealed or eloigned, i.e., conveyed to places unknown to him, so that he could not execute the writ, the defendant might
Esloin
To remove to banish to withdraw to avoid to eloign
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