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basilic

[ buh-sil-ik, -zil- ]

adjective

  1. kingly; royal.
  2. Also basilical. of, relating to, or like a basilica.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of basilic1

1535–45; < Latin basilicus < Greek ²ú²¹²õ¾±±ô¾±°ìó²õ royal ( basil ( ±ðú²õ ) king + -ikos -ic )
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Nicolas Sarkozy attends a national ceremony of remembrance for the four French soldiers killed in a suicide attack in eastern Afghanistan at the Invalides basilic in Paris, June 14, 2012.

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Hujus Basilic� hic locata fuit demones expellit et immundis spiritibus vexatos liberos reddit et multa miracula cotidie facit.

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He refused her, and was then about to consecrate that sumptuous basilic, afterwards called St. Ambrose's church.

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The final punishment for San Basilic is not that its people are cut off from the rest of the world but that they are cut off from themselves.

Joe Louis and Billy Conn are among his cronies, and Carmen Basilic, onetime middleweight champion, is a hero.

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