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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 106
kon'trust, n., opposition oi unhkene in turns tilings compared exhibition of differences Contusion, Contravallation, kon-tra-val-a's hun, » a fortification built by besiegers, which is thus opposed Conundrum, to that of the besieged. [L. contra opposite to, taining and vallo, vallatns, to fortify—vallum, a wall things Contravene, kon-tra-ven', v t to conic against Convalesce, 10 oppose to hinder. [L. contra against, vcuio, 1L. to come Convalescence, Contravention, kon-tra-ven's hun, act of concovery travening opposition obstruction. Convalescent, Contrlbutary, kon-trib'Q iur*i, adj. pajing a covering share. Convection, Contribute, kon-trib'ut, V to give along with mi ion others to give for a common purpose to pay a gases share. v.i to give oi bear a part. -k Con tri band utor. [L con along with, tnbuo tnbutus, to Convene, give.] [levy semble Contribution, kon-trib-fi's hun, n a collection a vemo, Contributlve, kon-trib'fl-tiv, Contributory, kon- Convener, trib'u-tor-i, adj giving a share helping meeting Contrite, kon'irlt, adj broken-hearted for sin Convenience, penitent. adv Contritely. [I. contntus-- ven'yen-si, — contero con, sig. completene , and tero, to Convenient, bruise.] [remoise. commodious
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