Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See
plet . - A Middle English form of
plead .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- verb obsolete To plead.
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Examples
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Mr. Lee has repeatedly promised an open and com plete investigation of the sinking.
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They claimed that modern artists were cosmopolitan, international, Jewish or Bolshevik, and that these faults were reflected in their art: gross, dirty, brutal, confused, incomplete and nihilistic.
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They claimed that modern artists were cosmopolitan, international, Jewish or Bolshevik, and that these faults were reflected in their art: gross, dirty, brutal, confused, incomplete and nihilistic.
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Newsom managed to throw him out at first, -however, and then proceeded to shake off the pain and pitch a com plete game.
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The agaqon has at first no relation to praxiV at all; instead, it is determination of beings insofar asthey are finished, com-plete.
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The agaqon has at first no relation to praxiV at all; instead, it is determination of beings insofar asthey are finished, com-plete.
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The αγαθόν has at first no relation to πρᾶξις at all; instead, it is determination of beings insofar asthey are finished, com-plete.
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The αγαθόν has at first no relation to πρᾶξις at all; instead, it is determination of beings insofar asthey are finished, com-plete.
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But for all that was happening -- including Nora's com - plete state of panic -- Emily Barrows instantly became calm.
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