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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 28
[Eng. apportion; -ate, -ne .) The quality of being in just proportion to something else. "There is not a surer evidence of the apportion a ten e of of the English liturgy to the end to which it was designed, than the contrary fates which it hath under gone."-Hammond: Pref. to View of the New Directory. ap-pö'r-tioned, pa. par. & a. [APPORTION.] ap-pör-tion-er, s. [Eng. apportion; -er.] One who apportions. ( Webster.) ap-pö'r-tion-ing, pr. par. [APPORTION.)
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