adempt
/əˈdɛm(p)t/Now chiefly US
verb
[with object] To take away, remove; (Law ) = adeem. Usually in pass.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Swinburne (c1551–1624), ecclesiastical lawyer. From classical Latin ademptus, past participle of adimere adeem. Compare earlier adempt, adempted, and compare also exempt, ademption.
- supper time
- supperward
- suppl.
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- supplantation
- supplanter
- supplantment
- supple
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- supple knee
- supplely
- supplement
- supplemental
- supplemental air
- supplemental angle
- supplemental chord
- supplemental jurisdiction
- supplementally
- Supplemental Security Income
- supplemental triangle
- supplementarily
- supplementarity
- supplementary
- supplementary air