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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 261
m-khVid', v.t to lose or shut ml to embrace within limits to contain Lo comprehend. [I. mi ludo, melususm, in, and claudo, lo shut bee Close Inclusion, in-klor>/hun, n act of including. Inclusive, ln-klfib's iv, adj shutting m inclosing Loinpichcndiug the slated limit or extremes. —adv Inclusively. Incogmsable, Incognizable, m-kogW-a-bl or ink on'ir-i-bl, ad/ that cannot be known or distinguished. ‘refix in-, not, Cognisable Incognito, w-kog'm-tC, adj,, imkno7vn disguised. — ads’, in on
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