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adhibit
[ ad-hib-it ]
verb (used with object)
- to take or let in; admit.
- to use or apply.
- to attach.
adhibit
/ ˌædhɪˈbɪʃən; ədˈhɪbɪt /
verb
- to administer or apply
- to affix; attach
Derived Forms
- adhibition, noun
Other Words From
- ad·hi·bi·tion [ad-h, uh, -, bish, -, uh, n], noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of adhibit1
Example Sentences
Adhibit, ad-hib′it, v.t. to apply to: to use: to attach: to admit: to devote to: to administer.—n.
Illa sunt similia; hebes acies est cuipiam oculorum: corpore alius languescit: hi curatione adhibit� levantur in dies: alter valet plus quotidie: alter videt.
It now remained to adhibit the seal of permanency to the fait accompli.
It is not quite clear that the remission of the stamp-duty would be an entire gain; for a postage of a penny in sending to second, third, and fourth readers—each fresh hand requiring to adhibit a fresh postage label—might come to a very much more severe tax than the existing stamp.
“Then this is a sequitur,” said the squire: “your daughter and Mr Escot are necessitated to love one another; and, unless you feel necessitated to adhibit your consent, they will feel necessitated to dispense with it; since it does appear to moral and political economists to be essentially inherent in the eternal fitness of things.”
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