Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: narrate – nation
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narrate (-s), v. [L. 'to relate, recount'.]
Relate the particulars of an event.
narrate (-s), v. [L. 'to relate, recount'.]
Relate the particulars of an event.
narrow, adj. [OE nearu, unpleasant, dismal, sad, distressed.]
- Small; of little extent, breadth, or space; limited.
- Lacking sympathy; prejudiced; scrutinizing; critical.
- Not liberal; unbountiful; scanty; meager.
- Near; within a small distance.
narrow, adj. [OE nearu, unpleasant, dismal, sad, distressed.]
- Small; of little extent, breadth, or space; limited.
- Lacking sympathy; prejudiced; scrutinizing; critical.
- Not liberal; unbountiful; scanty; meager.
- Near; within a small distance.
narrow (-ing), v. [OE nearwian, to compress, constrain, afflict.]
Press close; become nearer.
narrow (-ing), v. [OE nearwian, to compress, constrain, afflict.]
Press close; become nearer.
narrowly, adv. [see narrow, adj.]
Closely; sparingly; without much extent.
narrowly, adv. [see narrow, adj.]
Closely; sparingly; without much extent.
nation (-s), n. [Fr. < L. 'breed, stock, race'.]
- Group; community; collection; multitude.
- Country; government.
- The world.
- Group of creatures; species.
nation (-s), n. [Fr. < L. 'breed, stock, race'.]
- Group; community; collection; multitude.
- Country; government.
- The world.
- Group of creatures; species.