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leviathan or Leviathan
noun
1 Bible a sea monster.
2 a very powerful person, state, etc.
[14c: from Hebrew liwyathan ]
noun
1 Bible a sea monster.
2 a very powerful person, state, etc.
[14c: from Hebrew liwyathan ]
levigate
verb (levigated , levigating )
1 to smooth.
2 to crush something into a powder or paste.
[17c: from Latin levigare , levigatum , from levis smooth]
verb (levigated , levigating )
1 to smooth.
2 to crush something into a powder or paste.
[17c: from Latin levigare , levigatum , from levis smooth]
levitate
verb (levitated , levitating ) tr & intr to float or cause to float in the air, especially by invoking some supernatural power.
[17c: from Latin levis light, modelled on gravitate]
levitation noun .
verb (levitated , levitating ) tr & intr to float or cause to float in the air, especially by invoking some supernatural power.
[17c: from Latin levis light, modelled on gravitate]
levitation noun .
levity
noun a lack of seriousness; silliness.
[16c: from French levité , from Latin levis light]
noun a lack of seriousness; silliness.
[16c: from French levité , from Latin levis light]
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