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- verb Present participle of
indite .
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Examples
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The FBI announced today that is is inditing Mozilo on charges of excessive tanning.
Jack Hidary: FBI Nabs Countrywide's Mozilo for Overtanning Jack Hidary 2011
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The FBI announced today that is is inditing Mozilo on charges of excessive tanning.
Jack Hidary: FBI Nabs Countrywide's Mozilo for Overtanning Jack Hidary 2011
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How man of the cases where a person was killed in police custody has ended up with an investigating inditing the police of wrongdoing?
RCMP & Police Vie For Worst Enforcers « Colleen Anderson 2010
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Purcell contributed the magnificent anthem My heart is inditing to James II's coronation in 1685.
Archive 2009-05-01 Lu 2009
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While I was inditing the goodly matter which my readers have just perused, I might be said to go through a course of breaking-in to stand criticism, like a shooting-pony to stand fire.
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And going to the extent of inditing a head of a state who was credited by the international community to stopping the longest running civil war in Africa.
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Wherefore, it was our purpose to have prayed you heartily to come to this our barren Highland country to kill a stag, and to treat of the matters which we are now more painfully inditing to you anent.
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Almost exactly at the date when Ibsen was inditing the sharp couplets of his Love's Comedy, Tennyson, in Sea
Henrik Ibsen 2008
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Almost exactly at the date when Ibsen was inditing the sharp couplets of his Love's Comedy, Tennyson, in Sea
Henrik Ibsen 2008
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M. de Nueil was far too deeply in love to sleep; he rose and betook to inditing letters, but none of them were satisfactory, and he burned them all.
The Deserted Woman 2007
mollusque commented on the word inditing
Putting into words; composing.
December 17, 2007