† indigenaten.
Obsolete.
The position or status of a native.
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indigenate1762
nativeness1853
autochthonism1856
nativity1869
indigenity1895
1762 P. Murdoch tr. A. F. Büsching New Syst. Geogr. IV. 138 It was formerly customary that the person who was desirous of obtaining the right of indigenate, or a share in the privileges, must previously pay a certain sum of matriculation or enrollment.
1796 J. Morse Amer. Universal Geogr. (new ed.) II. 27 The law of indigenate, which excludes foreigners, not naturalized, from holding any employment of trust or profit.
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† indigenateadj.
Obsolete. rare.
Of native origin.
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inbornc1000
theodiscc1000
i-cundeOE
landisha1300
kindc1325
denizen1483
kindly born1483
native1488
naturally born1523
naturala1533
home-bred?1560
natural1574
home-born1577
homeling1577
natural-born1583
land-born1589
self-bred1590
self-born1597
indigene1598
land-breda1599
vernaculous1606
kindly1609
inbred1625
terrigenist1631
native-born1645
indigenous1646
indigenary1651
indigenital1656
aboriginal1698
own-born1699
indigenal1725
homegrown1737
terrigenous1769
indigenate1775
1775 Planta in Philos. Trans. (Royal Soc.) 66 139 The domains granted out by them to different indigenate families.
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- for the worse
- for thee
- for this
- for this intent
- for this present
- for three lives
- for till
- for time
- for time being
- for to
- for to die for it
- for to show
- for true
- for two lives
- for two pins
- for twopence
- for use
- for vain
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- for want of prosecution
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