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  • 101toll thorough — Brit. a payment exacted by a municipal government for the right to use a highway, bridge, or the like; toll. [1660 70] * * * …

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  • 102toll thorough — A toll demandable by an express grant, by custom or prescription on a public highway, in a public port, or for the use of public property. It is so called because the party claiming it is presumed to have had no original right to the place where… …

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  • 103quasi-thorough — adj.; quasi thoroughly, adv …

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  • 104toll thorough — Brit. a payment exacted by a municipal government for the right to use a highway, bridge, or the like; toll. [1660 70] …

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  • 105under-thorough — …

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  • 106thoroughgoing — thorough / thoroughgoing [adj1] exhaustive absolute, all embracing, all inclusive, all out*, all the way*, assiduous, blow by blow*, careful, circumstantial, clocklike, complete, comprehensive, conscientious, detailed, efficient, exact, from A to …

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  • 107thoroughly — thorough ► ADJECTIVE 1) complete with regard to every detail. 2) performed with or showing great care and completeness. 3) absolute; utter: he is a thorough nuisance. DERIVATIVES thoroughly adverb thoroughness noun. ORIGIN Old English, «through» …

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  • 108thoroughness — thorough ► ADJECTIVE 1) complete with regard to every detail. 2) performed with or showing great care and completeness. 3) absolute; utter: he is a thorough nuisance. DERIVATIVES thoroughly adverb thoroughness noun. ORIGIN Old English, «through» …

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  • 109harmony — Thorough bass Thor ough bass (Mus.) The representation of chords by figures placed under the base; figured bass; basso continuo; sometimes used as synonymous with {harmony}. [1913 Webster] …

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  • 110thoroughbrace — thorough brace n. One of several leather bands passed from front to back of a carriage, supporting it and serving as a spring.   thorʹough braced (thûrʹō brāst , thŭrʹ ) adj. * * * …

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