deductionaladj.
rare.
Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of deduction.
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1683 E. Hooker in J. Pordage Theologia Mystica Pref. Epist. 44 As for Doctrines Traditional, Superstitional, and Deductional, these are (world !) without end.
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adj.1683- to let set to hire
- to let shift
- to let sleeping a sleeping dog lie
- to let sleeping dogs lie
- to let slide
- to let slip
- to let slip through one's fingers
- to let someone rip
- to let something overpass
- to let something pass
- to let something pass in silence
- to let something rest
- to let something ride
- to let something rip
- to let something stand
- to let something walk
- to let stand
- to let take one's back hair down
- to let take one's hair down
- to let the cat out of the bag
- to let the dog see the rabbit
- to let the genie out of the bottle
- to let the good times roll
- to let the grass grow under one's feet
- to let the grass grow under one's heels