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Expressly
In an express manner in direct terms with distinct purpose particularly as a book written expressly for the young
Frequentative
Serving to express the frequent repetition of an action as a frequentative verb
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Mourn
To express or to feel grief or sorrow to grieve to be sorrowful to lament to be in a state
Smile
To express amusement pleasure moderate joy or love and kindness by the features of the face to laugh silently
Connivance
Connivance, consent, express or implied, by one spouse to the adultery of the other. If a petitioner be found guilty of
Imperate
Done by express direction not involuntary communded
Final
Final, The expression 'final' prima facie connotes that an order passed on appeal under the Act is conclusive and no further
Phrase
A brief expression sometimes a single word but usually two or more words forming an expression by themselves or being a
Inceptive
Beginning expressing or indicating beginning as an inceptive proposition an inceptive verb which expresses the beginning of action called also
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