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31not´ed|ly — not|ed «NOH tihd», adjective. well known; specially noticed; famous: »Samson was noted for his strength. Kipling is a noted author. SYNONYM(S): renowned, celebrated, distinguished, conspicuous. See syn. under famous. (Cf. ↑famous) –not´ed|ly,… …
32not|ed — «NOH tihd», adjective. well known; specially noticed; famous: »Samson was noted for his strength. Kipling is a noted author. SYNONYM(S): renowned, celebrated, distinguished, conspicuous. See syn. under famous. (Cf. ↑famous) –not´ed|ly, adverb.… …
33Not — Not, a. Shorn; shaven. [Obs.] See {Nott}. [1913 Webster] …
34not — a good idea, forget it Maybe we should buy a Lada. Not …
35Not — Not: Das gemeingerm. Wort für »Zwang, Bedrängnis« (mhd., ahd. nōt, got. nauÞs, engl. need, schwed. nöd) ist mit der baltoslaw. Sippe von russ. nuda »Zwang, Nötigung«, nudit« »zwingen, nötigen« verwandt. Alle weiteren Anknüpfungen sind unsicher.… …
36Not — Not, e Die Menschen im Katastrophengebiet leiden große Not …
37not — ► ADVERB 1) used to form or express a negative. 2) less than: not ten feet away. ORIGIN contraction of NOUGHT(Cf. ↑nought) …
38not- — [nōt] prefix combining form NOTO : used before a vowel …
39NOT — /not/, n. a Boolean operator that returns a positive result if its operand is negative and a negative result if its operand is positive. * * * …
40Not. — Not. † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Ecclesiastical Abbreviations ► Abbreviation in general use, chiefly Ecclesiastical Notitia ( Knowledge ) The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume VIII. New York: Robert Appleton Company. Nihil Obstat …
