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demurral's Usage Examples:

delay", from mora "a pause, delay" demur, demure, demurrable, demurrage, demurral, demurrer, mora, moratorium, remora, remorate mor- custom, disposition.

correct Charles"s bargain was, but Oroonoko can be seen as a royalist"s demurral.

delay Latin morari "to delay", from mora "a pause, delay" demur, demure, demurrable, demurrage, demurral, demurrer, mora, moratorium, remora, remorate mor-.

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did not favour his father"s policies or ministry, praise for him was a demurral.

(and in derived terms) /ɜː/ turn, occur, curdle, burr furry, demurral, blurred, recurring /ʌ/ recurrent, occurrence /ʊ(ə)/ langur before r +.

monticell- †monticulus monticul- mora mor- delay demur, demure, demurrage, demurral, moratorium morbus morb- sickness morbid, morbidity mors mort- death immortal.

Gandhi"s demurrals were however rejected by Rudra who saw this hospitality as only "a little.

pointedly asks if he has ever made any passes at her, and takes her quiet demurrals as acquiescence to his version of what happened.

views so openly, though two or three other articles also accept without demurral the disenfranchisement and ostracization of Jews, as some contributors.

Wagner attempted to borrow 2,000 thalers from Hiller; Hiller’s apparent demurral did not however prevent Wagner recommending Hiller in June to the Dresden.

For the glossator, Jonah"s pro-Israel motivations correspond to Christ"s demurral in the Garden of Gethsemane ("My Father, if it be possible, let this chalice.

” Hoover asked for a fuller explanation but got only Ocasio-Cortez’s demurral that she was “not the expert on geopolitics on this issue.

Synonyms:

demur, objection, demurrer,

Antonyms:

prosecution,