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Flagrantly abused his position as member
nature of the 'abuse' before it could be termed as 'flagrant', must, in the circumstance be glaring, notorious, enormous, scandalous or wicked. Any alleged contravention of the provisions of the Punjab Municipal Act, 1911 Act cannot be
High Commission Court
and correcting the ecclesiastical state and persons, and all manner of errors, heresies, schisms, abuses, offences, contempt's, and enormities. The powers of this tribunal were directed to tyrannical and unconstitutional pur-poses; it was therefore abolished by 16
Piacle
Piacle [Lat. piaculum], an enormous crime. Obsolete.
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Mammoth
An extinct hairy maned elephant Mammuthus primigenius formerly Elephas primigenius of enormous size remains of which are found in the northern parts of both continents The last of the race
Exorbitantly
In an exorbitant excessive or irregular manner enormously
Hydrocephalus
brain It is due usually to tubercular meningitis When it occurs in infancy it often enlarges the head enormously
Cursedly
In a cursed manner miserably in a manner to be detested enormously
Blackness
The quality or state of being black black color atrociousness or enormity in wickedness
Cephaloptera
farther south and is sometimes found as far north as New York Bay Some of them grow to enormous size becoming twenty feet of more across the body and weighing more than a ton
ceratopsian
any of several four footed herbivorous horned dinosaurs with enormous beaked skulls of the late Cretaceous in North America and Mongolia
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