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Meanings of english origin in English
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Usage of english origin in English
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Most of the words used in English are not of English origin.
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Those whom I came to know best were Englishmen or men of English origin.
3
He was descended from a Quaker family of English origin.
4
The English origin of the overseer was revealed by his looks and in his speech.
5
The variety is of English origin, and is recommended for its earliness and great productiveness.
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On the paternal side he is of English origin.
7
The two new CHRNB2 mutations were identified in three families of Turkish Cypriot, Scottish, and English origin.
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Romney's campaign spokeswoman made no comment when asked how the Republican challenger felt about his English origins.
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The word "peer" is not of English origin, nor has it any real English meaning.
10
But they were all of English origin.
11
A recently introduced variety of English origin.
12
He condescends to write a poem at Edinburgh, but then Edinburgh was of English origin and name.
13
Most of the imports are of English origin; lard comes from the United States, and flour from Chile.
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He also has a terrific, if dry, sense of humor (probably a result of his English origins).
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The Mehrikans themselves were of English origin, but people from all parts of Europe came here in vast numbers.
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A variety of English origin.
This collocation consists of:
English origin through the time
English origin across language varieties
United Kingdom
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