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Mutual
MU'TUAL, a. L. mutuus, from muto, to change.
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DISPUTING, ppr. Contending by words or arguments; c |
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FA'MOUS, a. L. famosus. See Fame.
1. Celebrated in fame or public report; renowned; much talked of and praised; distinguished in story.
Two hundred and fifty princes of the assembly, famous in the congregation. Num. 16.
It is followed by for. One man is famous for erudition; another, for eloquence; and another, for military skill.
2. sometimes in a bad sense; as a famous counterfeiter; a famous pirate. |
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