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- v. third-person singular simple present indicative form of ague.
Examples
“The autumnal fevers to which our country towns are subject, in the place of those "agues," or intermittents, so largely prevalent in the South and”
“All logic and reason agues against this injustice.”
“I've just finished a book on the subject by Dambisa Moyo, an African woman, and it's a brilliant indictment of the aid industry which, she agues, does more harm than good in her native continent.”
““I hope we may not come down with agues,” I muttered.”
“Student performance, Davis agues, is the best indicator: "performance is pretty objective - how do they do on tests?”
“He agues that it is the Ainu people's role, not that of the government, to show their commitment in restoring their culture and ethnic identity:”
“This, the administration agues constitutes a greater level of legal protection than that enjoyed by any POW's in history.”
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“Nick agues in the Atlantic article, with his usual brilliance, that Google and digital media is actually changing the way we think — to our detriment.”
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“Vulindlela Mapekuka agues that affiliation to the Socialist International represents a serious departure from all that the ANC stands for.”
“A melancholy temperature, retention of haemorrhoids, monthly issues, bleeding at nose, long diseases, agues, and all those six non-natural things increase it.”
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