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at-tach', v.t. to bind or fasten to seize house. fite, far me, hir mine mote Attio gain over. [Fr. attacker, from & (— L. ad) TaQk.J at-tachVbl, adj. that may be at-tash-5', n. a young diplomatist to the sui to of an amba ador, [Fr.l at-tach'ment, n. a bond of fidelity affection the seizure of any one’s goods or by virtue of a legal proce . at-tak', v.t. to fall upon violently: to to a ail with unfriendly words or u, an a ault ur onset severe criticism calumny. [Fr attaquer See Attach, of a doublet.] at-tau’, v.t. to reach or gain by effort to v.t. to come or arrive to reach. [Fr. — attingo, ere —ad, to, tango, to [attainable. at-tan-a-bil'i-ti, «. state of being at-tan'a-bl, adj. that may be reached. n. Attain'ablene . attan'der, «. act of attainting [law) of civil rights through conviction for high [Fr. atteindre, to come to, reach, Fr. attaindre to convict, from L. attingo. Attain.] at-t.ln'ment, n. act of attaining: thing attained acquisition. at-tant', v to convict to deprive of for being convicted of treason. [See Attain.] of roses. See Otto at-tem'per, v.t to mix in due prop or- 10 modify or moderate to adapt. [L. to, and tempera. See Temper at-ten it', v.t to try or endeavour to an effort or attack upon —v to make attempt or trial. - n. a trial: endeavour effort [Fr at tenter—L. at ten to—ad, and ten to to try— tend a, to stretch.] at-tend', v to give heed to to wait on accompany to be present at to wait for.— — to yield attention to wait. [L. attendo to, ten do, to stretch.] at-tend'ans, n. act of attending the persons attending. at-rend'aut, adj. giving attendance n. one who attends or accoma servant: what accompanies or follows, at-tent', adj. [B giving attention, at-ten's hun, n act of attending application of the mind heed care — attent to attendo. See Attend,] at-tent'iv, adj. full of attention —adv. Attentively. n. Attent'iveat-ten’u-at, v.t., to make or lean: break down into finer parts.—v. to become or fine to grow le . (L. attenuo, atum to, tenuis, thin at-ten'O-dt, Attenuated, at-ten'fladj. made thin or slender* made le n. Attenuation, at-ten u- 'shun, at-test', v f to testify or bear witne to: affirm to give proof of, to manifest. [T* — ad, to, testis, a witne .] at-test-a's hun, «. act of attesting. at'ik, adj., pertaining to Attica or to chaste, elegant.—«. Atticism, a elegant expre ion. [L. attic us—Gr.} at'ik, n. [arch.) a low story above the that terminates the main part of an a sky-lighted room in the roof of a [Ety dub.] mffte mflDn Men. 27 39 IMG:page-039.webp:Page 39 Attire