† concinnationn.
Obsolete. rare.
Skilfully putting together or properly adjusting.
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the world > relative properties > order > agreement, harmony, or congruity > adaptation or adjustment > [noun] > proper or skilful
concinnation1640
1640 E. Reynolds Treat. Passions ix. 77 That knitting qualitie of Love to which he elsewhere properly ascribeth the building, concinnation, and perfecting of the Saints.
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n.1640- to bear a show of
- to bear a similarity to
- to bear a similarity to formerly also of
- to bear a state
- to bear a sway
- to bear a thing a hand
- to bear a thing an hand
- to bear a thing etc
- to bear a thing hard
- to bear a thing heavily
- to bear a thing heavy
- to bear a thing in hand
- to bear a thing in heart
- to bear a thing in mind
- to bear a thing on hand
- to bear a —— mind
- to bear an hand
- to bear and forbear
- to bear arms
- to bear arms against
- to bear away
- to bear coals
- to bear company
- to bear date
- to bear down