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APPENDIX
Record, Geometrie.
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Nominalization Dislocation
Base
< Old French dislocation (...) < dislocāre (to dislocate)
Definition OED Dislocation n. The action of dislocating, or condition of
being dislocated. 1. a. Displacement; removal from its proper (or
former) place or location.
Earliest attestation 1604 (OED)
Example
In the common signification all other aches proceeding of what
cause soever may bee called the Gout: such as come by contusion
or brusing, or by dislocation of a joynt: and so [/3./] the French
disease having an untolerable ach in the limmes, like a false
fellow, being ashamed of his owne name, termeth it selfe
sometimes by the name of Ach or Gout. Holland, Gutta.
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Nominalization Dismembering
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Dismember (v)
Definition OED Dismembering n. 1. The action of the verb dismember;
dismemberment.
Earliest attestation c1386 (OED)
Example
Thirdly, the amputation of a limme by reason of a mortification,
or some other accident. Here shall be set downe the most
accurate method of dismembring. Read, Workes.
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Nominalization Disparagement
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< Old French desparagement, < desparager
Definition OED Disparagement n. 2. Lowering of value, honour, or
estimation; dishonour, indignity, disgrace, discredit; that which
causes or brings loss of dignity, etc.
Earliest attestation 1486 (OED)
Example
(...) he rejects the way of explicating Attraction by the Emission
of the finer parts of the attrahent to which Hypothesis, if it be
rightly proposed I confess myself very inclinable is grounded
upon a mistake, which, though a Pilosopher may, for want of
Experience in that Particular, without disparagement fall into, is
nevertheless a mistake. Boyle, Magnetism.
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Nominalization
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Definition
Disposition
< French disposition, (...) < Latin dispositiōn-em, n. of action
from dispōnĕre (to dispone)
OED Disposition n. 1. a. The action of setting in order, or
condition of being set in order; arrangement, order; relative
position of the parts or elements of a whole.
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