connascence

connascence
connascˈence or connascˈency noun
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Main Entry:connascent

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connascence Obs.—0
(kəˈnæsəns)
[f. L. connāscent-em: see connascent and -ence.]
= next.
in Johnson (who quotes Wiseman: but see next).

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