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  • 61miscreant — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English miscreaunt, from Anglo French mescreant, present participle of mescreire to disbelieve, from mes + creire to believe, from Latin credere more at creed Date: 14th century 1. unbelieving, heretical 2. depraved …

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  • 62un- — I. prefix Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German un un , Latin in , Greek a , an , Old English ne not more at no 1. not ; in , non in adjectives formed from adjectives < unambitious > < unskilled > or participles …

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  • 63unbelievingly — adverb see unbelieving …

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