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- mag|is|te|ri|ous|ly «MAJ uh STIHR ee uhs lee», adverb.in a magisterial or imperious manner; with an assumption of authority.
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mag|nan´i|mous|ness — mag|nan|i|mous «mag NAN uh muhs», adjective. 1. noble in soul or mind; generous in forgiving; free from mean or petty feelings or acts: »a magnanimous adversary. SYNONYM(S): high minded, unselfish. 2. showing or arising from a generous spirit: »a … Useful english dictionary
mag|nan´i|mous|ly — mag|nan|i|mous «mag NAN uh muhs», adjective. 1. noble in soul or mind; generous in forgiving; free from mean or petty feelings or acts: »a magnanimous adversary. SYNONYM(S): high minded, unselfish. 2. showing or arising from a generous spirit: »a … Useful english dictionary
mag|nan|i|mous — «mag NAN uh muhs», adjective. 1. noble in soul or mind; generous in forgiving; free from mean or petty feelings or acts: »a magnanimous adversary. SYNONYM(S): high minded, unselfish. 2. showing or arising from a generous spirit: »a magnanimous… … Useful english dictionary
Magnetiferous — Mag net*if er*ous, a. [L. magnes, etis + ferous.] Producing or conducting magnetism. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
magnanimous — mag•nan•i•mous [[t]mægˈnæn ə məs[/t]] adj. 1) generous in forgiving an insult or injury; free from pettiness 2) showing noble sensibility; high minded • Etymology: 1575–85; < L magnanimus=magn(us) large, great + animus, adj. der. ofanimusmind … From formal English to slang
magnoliaceous — /mag noh lee ay sheuhs/, adj. belonging to the plant family Magnoliaceae. Cf. magnolia family. [1850 55; < NL Magnoliace(ae) (see MAGNOLIA, ACEAE) + OUS] * * * … Universalium
magnanimous — [mag nanɪməs] adjective generous or forgiving, especially towards a rival or less powerful person. Derivatives magnanimity ˌmagnə nɪmɪti noun magnanimously adverb Origin C16: from L. magnanimus (from magnus great + animus soul ) + ous … English new terms dictionary
magnævous — † magˈnævous, a. Obs. rare 0. [as if f. L. *magnæv us (f. magn us great + ævum age) + ous.] Of great age. = grandevous. in Bailey vol. II … Useful english dictionary
magniloquous — † magˈniloquous, a. Obs. 0 [f. L. magniloqu us (see prec.) + ous.] = magniloquent. in Bailey vol. II … Useful english dictionary
ne — ne·ma·li·on; ne·ma·li·o·na·ce·ae; ne·ma·li·o·na·les; ne·mat·ic; ne·mat·o·gen; ne·mat·o·gone; ne·me·an; ne·mer·tea; ne·me·sia; ne·mi·ne; ne·mi·ne; ne·mo; ne·mo·bi·us; ne·moc·era; ne·moph·i·la; ne·mori·cole; ne·mou·ri·dae; ne·ne; ne·ne; ne·o·blast; … English syllables
