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imperial 1. of or relating to an empire, emperor, or empress 2. (esp of products and commodities) of a superior size or quality 3. (of weights, measures, etc.) conforming to standards or definitions legally established in Britain 4. (formerly) a Russian gold coin originally worth ten roubles 5. Architect a dome that has a point at the top 6. a member of an imperial family, esp an emperor or empress 7. a red deer having antlers with fourteen points How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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These professionals often assume the cloak of their bosses and can, occasionally, act imperially. The perception will change imperially and people will recognize that, by golly, this redevelopment will be going forward in a major way. Should inter-Semitic antagonism not end up consuming the globe in the apocalypse so giddily anticipated in, for instance, the theology of US Attorney General John Ashcroft, Crossing Surda will one day appall future generations who've had the good sense to abandon this kind of imperially exacerbated feudal animus. |
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