attonce

attonce
attonce /ə-tonsˈ/ or attones /ə-tōnzˈ/ adverb (both Spenser)
1. At once
2. Together
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Main Entry:atone

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attomy, attonce, attone
obs.: see ato-.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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