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kom-mand' -re, Sing. estates with revenue annexed, belonging to a military order, and governed by a knight; the body of knights of any one order; commandership. fluencing authoritatively; dignifled; dominating domineering. Commandingly, kom-mand'-ing-le,ad. he invests (Fr. ) Comm an dite, kom-mong-deet, s.limited liability; properly a joint-stock copartnery, one contributing Commandment, money,another kom-mand'-ment, ability, another s.command; skill, . (Fr.) precept; Commark, Com material,Romano-front kom' -mark, s.a frontier (Ger. Mark,a march). Commatic,kom-mat -ik, a. with short clauses or sen- 134 COMMINGLE writing. same measure; commensurable. thy to be remembered, or noticed with honour. brance by a solemn act; to celebrate with honour. memo rating. commemorate. begin to be, as in a change of character; to take an academic degree: v.a. to begin to enter upon (L. com, and eo, to go), origin; first existence; a day on which academic degrees are publicly conferred; also the day when a student is made a bachelor. notice, regard, or kindne ; to pruse; to give in charge; to commit (L.com, and man do, to commit). mended. Commendablene , kom-mend'-a-bl-nes, s. state of being commendable. Commendably, commend -å-ble, ad. in a commendable manner. commended by the crown or head of the Church to the care of a clergyman, to hold till a proper pastor is provided; also the trust of the revenues ofa benefice to a layman for a certain time and specified purpose [Eccl Law]. (L.) living in commendam: a.holding in commendam. mending; praise; declaration of esteem; ground of commend; holding a benefice in commendam: s. a commendation; eulogy. with or off another without being parasitical(L. com, and mensa, a table) of being commensurable. measure. Commensurably,kom-men'-su-ra-ble,ad. in commensurable manner. or extent; proportionate to: v.a. to reduce to a common measure; to proportionate (L. com, and mensural, measure). Commensurately, kom-men' -surate-le, ad. so as to be commensurate. Commensurate ne , kom-men'-su-rate-nes, s. quality or state of being commensurate. having a common measure; proportion. tical remarks, generally on a book: v.a. to expound. criticism (L. com, and mens, the mind). in Commentary, comments; kom' ahistorical -ment-a-re, narrative s. a comment; or or memoir memoir abook of par of titular transactions. Comment it i ous, kom-men-tish'- us, a. fictitious (L. a com, and mentior, to lie). intercourse; a game at cards (L. com, and merx, merchandise). Commercial, kom-mer'-shal, a. pertaining to commerce; trading; proceeding from trade. Commercially, kommer'-shal-le, ad. in a commercial view. Commercialism, kom-mer'-shal-izm, s. commercial practices. mère mother) Com migrate,, kom'-me-grate,. v.n. to migrate in abody. ciation; an office in the liturgy of the Church of England, being a recital of God's judgments against Comminatory,. kom-min'-å-to-re, a. denunciatory. together.
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