A Vocabulary of Such Words in the English Language As Are of Dubious Or Unsettled Accentuation, in Which the Pronunciation of Sheridan, Walker, And Other Orthoepists, is Compared
A Vocabulary of Such Words in the English Language As Are of Dubious Or Unsettled Accentuation, in Which the Pronunciation of Sheridan, Walker, And Other Orthoepists, is Compared
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Johnfon and Mr. En- tick have the accent on the firfl fyllable of this word ;, but I have preferred it on the fecond, in which I am fupported by Dr. Aft, Mr. Bailey, Mr. She- ridan, Dr. Kenrick, and Mr..
Walker.
^ To ^EXCOMMUNICATE, ckf-kom-mU'-ni-kate. V. A.
[excom?nunico, low Latin.] To ejeft Digitized by Google EXE E X O Nit; n&te; no^fe. But; bufli; blue. Love-1^; lye. Thin; THis.
ejeft from the communion of the vifible church by an ec*- clefiaftical cenfure.
" Thou fhall ftand curft and ex...communicato *^ And bleffed (hall h^be, that doth revolt *' From hi* allegiance to a heretick." Shakspeare.
I The authorities are all in fup- port of the accent on the third fyllable; but (fays Mr. Wal- ker) " Some fmatterers in elo- cution are trying to pronounce this word with the accent on the fecond fyllable, and thus leave the three laft fyllables un- accented, as if harflinefs and difficulty of pronunciation were the tefts of propriety.'* EXCRETIVE, ekf'-kre-tiv.
A. [excretus, Lat.] Having the power of feparating and ejeft- ing excrements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnfon and Mr. En- tick have the accent on the firfl fyllable of this word ;, but I have preferred it on the fecond, in which I am fupported by Dr. Aft, Mr. Bailey, Mr. She- ridan, Dr. Kenrick, and Mr..
Walker.
^ To ^EXCOMMUNICATE, ckf-kom-mU'-ni-kate. V. A.
[excom?nunico, low Latin.] To ejeft Digitized by Google EXE E X O Nit; n&te; no^fe. But; bufli; blue. Love-1^; lye. Thin; THis.
ejeft from the communion of the vifible church by an ec*- clefiaftical cenfure.
" Thou fhall ftand curft and ex...communicato *^ And bleffed (hall h^be, that doth revolt *' From hi* allegiance to a heretick." Shakspeare.
I The authorities are all in fup- port of the accent on the third fyllable; but (fays Mr. Wal- ker) " Some fmatterers in elo- cution are trying to pronounce this word with the accent on the fecond fyllable, and thus leave the three laft fyllables un- accented, as if harflinefs and difficulty of pronunciation were the tefts of propriety.'* EXCRETIVE, ekf'-kre-tiv.
A. [excretus, Lat.] Having the power of feparating and ejeft- ing excrements.
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