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Gallia est omnis dīvīsa in partēs trēs, quārum ūnam incolunt Belgae.

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dishonour (subs.)
dishonour (v.)

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S&H dishonour (subs.)

I. In gen. sense
II. Of a woman

S&H dishonour (v.)

I. In gen. sense
1. dĕhŏnesto, 1
2. dēformo, 1
3. dēdĕcŏro, 1
II. To debauch

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Digitized by Distributed Proofreaders from William Smith and Theophilus D. Hall, A Copious and Critical English-Latin Dictionary (1871), and generously placed into the public domain.

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dishonour (v.)

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I. In gen. sense
II. Of a woman

• dishonour (subs.):

I. In gen. sense: dēdĕcus, ignōmĭnia, turpĭtūdo, etc.: v. disgrace.
II. Of a woman: stuprum: to expiate d. by a voluntary death, st. voluntaria morte luere, Cic.: v. violation.

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I. In gen. sense
1. dĕhŏnesto, 1
2. dēformo, 1
3. dēdĕcŏro, 1
II. To debauch

• dishonour (v.):

I. In gen. sense:

1. dĕhŏnesto, 1: to d. one's fame, famam suam d., Tac.
2. dēformo, 1: to d. good qualities by some flaw, bona vitio d., Liv.: v. to mar.
3. dēdĕcŏro, 1: v. to disgrace.

II. To debauch: stupro, incesto, 1: v. to violate.