untractarianadj.
(un- prefix1 1.)
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untractarian1846
1846 C. Fox Jrnls. (1882) II. 64 His untractarian and unsectarian convictions, and his broad charity.
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adj.1846- the point where
- the polite world
- the politics
- the pomps and vanities of this wicked world
- the pool of london
- the pornography of violence
- the possessive
- the pot calls the kettle black
- the pot goes so long to the water that it is broken at last
- the pot goes so often to the water that it is broken at last
- the pot walks
- the potato
- the power five
- the power of five
- the power of imperation
- the powers that be
- the prater
- the precedent
- the prejudice of
- the present life
- the president's pay agent
- the price of admiralty
- the prick
- the prime of life
- the prime of youth