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incluse

[ in-kloos ]

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Word History and Origins

Origin of incluse1

First recorded in 1375–1425; late Middle English, from Latin inclūsus “enclosed,” past participle of inclūdere “to enclose, shut in”; include
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Example Sentences

Averti que l'Allemagne a engag� un officier � d�celer la formule s�cr�te des �tats-Unis employ�e � collodonnier la fulmi-coton pour la poudre sans fume�e � l'artillerie de gros calibre; et que Madeline Spencer, �missaire de l'Allemagne � Paris,—photographi� ci, incluse—a �t� de charg�e la recevoir.

Through these apertures the “incluse,” or anker, watched the celebration of mass, and partook of the Holy Communion. 

Ne vous serriez vous pas trompée de l’adresse de l’incluse pour la jeune Marchande de Mdlle.

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