EXSCIND Definition & Meaning

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exscind

[ ek-sind ]

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exscind

/ ɛ��ˈ��ɪ�Ի� /

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Origin of exscind¹

1655–65; < Latin exscindere to destroy, tear away, equivalent to ex- ex- ¹ + scindere to cut, tear; scission

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Origin of exscind¹

C17: exscind , from Latin exscindere to extirpate, destroy, from scindere to cut, tear, split

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Exscind, ek-sind′, v.t. to cut off.

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You mean, then, to exscind the South, or to exscind yourself and others, or to compel the South to withdraw.

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Then, sir, you mean to exscind the South; for it is absurd to imagine that you suppose the South will submit to such action.

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