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Meanings of mulct in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fine"
Examples for "fine"
1
A German fine, however, is likely towards the end of the year.
2
Free State: Morning fog patches in the east, otherwise fine and cool.
3
Semihard; full cream; rapidly cured; Tilsit type; very fine; made at Itzehoe.
4
First year was fine, he says, but second year was very hard.
5
He thought it a fine, fine idea, perhaps the best in years.
1
Pledge for Robert's amercement, Richard Dean of Mareham, who has lay property.
2
The fixing or assessment of an amercement was termed an affeerment.
3
Afterwards they made accord and Henry finds security for an amercement.
4
Sullivan says that both plaintiff's and defendants were liable to amercement.
5
Pledges for the amercement, Gilbert, Robert's son, and Richard, Haldeng's son.
Usage of mulct in English
1
The mulct to be imposed upon the parish of Epinal was never exacted.
2
The bondes came then, according to agreement, to pay the mulct.
3
My remark was an epitogram-anaxis-akind of mulct'em in parvo.
4
When he is warned on a jury, he had rather pay the mulct than appear.
5
No mulct was paid for Harek's house-servants, and the rock was declared to be Grankel's.
6
But the most dissuaded from this course, thinking that Sigurd would pay the mulct for the slaughter done.
7
Eleven out of every twelve jurymen in this state would mulct an Agnostic rather than give him damages.
8
Marquises, earls and a' that will be mulct on a descending scale, till the lowly knight is reached.
9
Thorer says, "This is a heavy money mulct."
10
He longed to mulct them, to the service of the State, in the exact amount if their unhallowed appropriations.
11
The earl said he would talk afterwards about the mulct of money, but took Thorkel's oath upon the conditions.
12
The bonde replies, "Should you not rather give this money for the soul-mulct of your own men?"
13
I should come up here in December, and I should mulct my aunt in the price of a new breech-loader.
14
To mulct; to fine.
15
Be no Danish rebel, shield-maiden, or as the King's officer I will mulct your lips for every word of treason.
16
What reason can he give for hanging a murderer, and suffering a heresiarch to escape without even a pecuniary mulct?