Accidence
11accidence — ac·ci·dence || æksɪdÉ™ns n. part of grammar which deals with the inflections of words; basic elements which make up a subject …
12accidence — [ aksɪd(ə)ns] noun dated the part of grammar concerned with the inflections of words. Origin C16: from late L. accidentia, from L. accidere (see accident) …
13accidence — n. Inflection, grammatical variation, variation of stems, application of case endings and conjugation endings, inflectional etymology, changes undergone by lingual roots …
14accidence — ac·ci·dence …
15accidence — ac•ci•dence [[t]ˈæk sɪ dəns[/t]] n. 1) gram. the study of inflection as a grammatical device 2) gram. the inflections so studied • Etymology: 1500–1510; < ML accidentia, appar. orig. neut. pl. of Laccidēns accident, as trans. of… …
16accidence — /ˈæksədəns/ (say aksuhduhns) noun 1. Grammar a. that part of morphology dealing with inflection. b. an inflected form of a word. c. a property shown by such inflection. 2. Obsolete the rudiments of any subject. {variant of accidents, plural of …
17accidence — n. science of gram. inflections …
18accidence — n. the part of grammar that deals with the variable parts or inflections of words. Etymology: med.L sense of L accidentia (transl. Gk parepomena) neut. pl. of accidens (as ACCIDENT) …
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20The King's Entertainment at Welbeck — in Nottinghamshire, alternatively titled Love s Welcome at Welbeck, was a masque or entertainment written by Ben Jonson, and performed on May 21, 1633 at the Welbeck estate of William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Newcastle. It has been argued that the… …
