Examples
“THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is derived chiefly from the Saxon, Danish, Celtic, and Gothic; but in the progressive stages of its refinement, it has been greatly enriched by accessions from the Greek, Latin, French, Spanish,”
“Highlands, with accessions from the English garrisons, and besiege them there.”
“During Stuyvesant's administration, the colony received large accessions from the English in New England.”
Lights and Shadows of New York Life or, the Sights and Sensations of the Great City
“Frisic, or northern Dutch, and the Germanic, in all its recondite phases, with the ancient Gothic, and its cognates, taking in very wide accessions from the Latin, the Gallic, and other languages of southern”
“He found accessions from the Polish cities of Krakow and Poznan, the Polish consulate in Leipzig and a high school in the Dutch town of Enschede.”
“The actual or legal authority of Clovis could not receive any new accessions from the consular dignity.”
“North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is thriving, with prospects for further Latin American accessions.”
Latin America: Unlocking the Opportunities - Speech - Minister for Foreign Affairs
“The Army National Guard reported 4,425 new accessions, which is 112 percent of its goal of”
“In numerous accessions, he has publicly supported Venezuelan president Hugo Chaves, and has also shown support for another dictator, Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (He sent Ahmadinejad a signed number 10 jersey as a gift).”
The Huffington Post: Nader Jahanfard: Diego Maradona: Between the Garden of Good and Evil
“Prof. KLEE: This is where we really start with the wild accessions of tomato.”
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artoparts's Words
illation, finite, edify, abide, abrade, vouch, amiss, vociferate, perusing, techantiquery, rigamarole, holon and 615 more...
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influx / movement
infusion, intromission, introduction, influence, power, inflow, influx, accession, concourse, accumulation, outlay, emigration and 28 more...
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