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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
ignify .
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Examples
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Notwithstanding we wanted an example to encourage us in our porterly rudeness, we ordered them to light the wax candle, by which we ignified our pipes and blew about our whiffs; at which several Sir Foplins drew their faces into as many peevish wrinkles as the beaux at the Bow Street Coffee-house, near
All About Coffee 1909
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ignified defiance as Belfast falls silent after killings
unknown title 2009
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Bills referved are to have no force till his najcfty's affent is (ignified by the governor, which, to be valid, muft be fignified within two y«ars from the time the bill is prefented to the governor.
An historical, geographical, commercial, and philosophical view of the American United States 1795
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