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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reconduct .
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Examples
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In his loving kindness, Mercury, who conducts and reconducts the souls, has restored to me that which a hostile hand had cut away.
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He reconducts him to the field of battle; rallies, during the night, more than twelve thousand men; harangues them in the name of God; cites Moses, Gideon, and Joshua; renews the battle at daybreak against the victorious royalist army, and completely defeats it.
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Peace abroad and at home are then only known; then only loved; till at length the same priest reconducts the goddess, satiated with mortal intercourse, to her temple.
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In his loving kindness, Mercury, who conducts and reconducts the souls, has restored to me that which a hostile hand had cut away.
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In his loving kindness, Mercury, who conducts and reconducts the souls, has restored to me that which a hostile hand had cut away.
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They go not to war; they touch no arms; fast laid up is every hostile weapon; peace and repose are then only known, then only beloved, till to the temple the same priest reconducts the Goddess when well tired with the conversation of mortal beings.
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They go not to war; they touch no arms; fast laid up is every hostile weapon; peace and repose are then only known, then only beloved, till to the temple the same priest reconducts the Goddess when well tired with the conversation of mortal beings.
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They go not to war; they touch no arms; fast laid up is every hostile weapon; peace and repose are then only known, then only beloved, till to the temple the same priest reconducts the Goddess when well tired with the conversation of mortal beings.
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Again he flies to Italy, and again his brother discovers him, and reconducts him to his parents.
Literary Character of Men of Genius Drawn from Their Own Feelings and Confessions
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