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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 351
non-kon-formhst, n. one who does mOte mflte mOOn then. 351 IMG:page-351.webp:Page 351 1 t Nonconformity Notable not conform especially one who refused to con relative to Neither or Not. [Contr. from nother, form to the established church at the restoration a form of Neither.] of Charles Normal, nor'mal, adj according to rule regular: Nonconformity, non-kon-form'i-ti, « want of con analogical jperpendicular. n. a perpendicular. — — for mity, esp. to the established church adv. Normally. [L. i or mails ttorma a Non-COlltent, no n'-con-tent or non-kon-tent', n. one rule.] not content: in House of Lords, one giving a Norman, nor'man, a native or inhabitant of negative vote. Normandy —adj. pertaining to the Normans or
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