† unstoicv.
Obsolete. rare.
(un- prefix2 1d(b).)
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the mind > emotion > [verb (reflexive)] > open oneself to emotion
unstoic1735
1735 J. Swift Let. in Maggs Cat. No. 445 (1923) 238 I long apprehended you would have the power to corrupt me. I shall therefore unstoick myself to attend you.
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v.1735- to take something as scripture
- to take something by and large
- to take something for fable
- to take something for scripture
- to take something hard
- to take something in a —— sense
- to take something in one's head
- to take something into one's head
- to take something kind
- to take something kindly
- to take something like a man
- to take something personal
- to take something sitting down
- to take something til heart
- to take something to heart
- to take something unkindly
- to take something upon one's soul
- to take soundings
- to take soup
- to take spirit
- to take squat
- to take stand
- to take state upon one
- to take station
- to take stead