cognominityn.
/kɒɡnəʊˈmɪnɪti/ rare.
‘The circumstance of having the same name’.
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1846 J. E. Worcester Universal Dict. Eng. Lang. (citing Gentl. Mag.).
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n.1846- to take in early use (i-nim) to rede
- to take in early use (i-nim) to wife
- to take in early use (inim) rede
- to take in early use (inim) to rede
- to take in early use (inim) to wife
- to take in early use nim heart
- to take in early use nim something til heart
- to take in early use nim something to heart
- to take in early use nim til heart
- to take in early use nim to heart
- to take in etc reputation
- to take in execution
- to take in fancy work
- to take in farm
- to take in good
- to take in good worth
- to set out one's throat
- to set out the shin
- to set out to mast
- to set over
- to set packing
- to set pen to paper
- to set price by
- to set price of
- to set price upon