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Preterition

Preterition, the entire omission of a child's name in the father's will, which rendered it null-exhereda-tion being allowed, but not preterition,

Entire loss utter destruction ruin esp the utter loss of the soul or of final happiness in a future

Whole entire long in passing used of time as day or night in adverbial phrases and usually with a sense

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Having an entire aperture said of many univalve shells

Sound entire healthy robust not impaired as a hale body

involving the entire earth not limited or provincial in scope as global war global monetary policy

occupying an entire page in a book or paper as a full page ad

The entire coat of wool that covers a sheep or other similar animal also the quantity shorn from a sheep

Designating made of or relating to flour including a considerable part of the bran whole wheat

Full entire complete absolute as a plenary license plenary authority

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