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  • 11Intrinsec — Services and dues owed a lord. They are called intrinsec as they were deemed to be within the *fief and engaged no one outside it. This use survives in the Dorset placename Ryme Intrinseca. [< Lat. intrinsecus = on the inside, within] Cf.… …

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  • 12MARESCHALLUS Franciae — seu Supremus Castrorum Praefectus, dignitas militaris in Galliaingens, proprie enim hi sunt, quod Magistri Equitum, vel Tribuni et Praefecti militum apud Romanos, apud Graecos olim Chiliarchae. Primitus agminis primi ductores erant, qui hostem… …

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  • 13intrinsic — late 15c., interior, inward, internal, from M.Fr. intrinsèque inner (13c.), from M.L. intrinsecus interior, internal, from L. intrinsecus (adv.) inwardly, on the inside, from intra within (see INTRA (Cf. intra )) + secus alongside, originally… …

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  • 14intrinsic — [ɪn trɪnsɪk] adjective (often intrinsic to) belonging naturally; essential. Derivatives intrinsically adverb Origin C15 (in the sense interior, inner ): from Fr. intrinsèque, from late L. intrinsecus, from the earlier adverb intrinsecus inwardly …

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  • 15intrinsic — adj. inherent, essential; belonging naturally (intrinsic value). Derivatives: intrinsically adv. Etymology: ME, = interior, f. F intrinsegraveque f. LL intrinsecus f. L intrinsecus (adv.) inwardly …

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  • 16in|trin´si|cal|ness — in|trin|sic «ihn TRIHN sihk», adjective. 1. belonging to a thing by its very nature; essential; inherent: »The intrinsic value of a dollar bill is the cost of the paper it s printed on. SYNONYM(S): innate, ingrained. 2. Anatomy. originating or… …

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  • 17in|trin´si|cal|ly — in|trin|sic «ihn TRIHN sihk», adjective. 1. belonging to a thing by its very nature; essential; inherent: »The intrinsic value of a dollar bill is the cost of the paper it s printed on. SYNONYM(S): innate, ingrained. 2. Anatomy. originating or… …

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  • 18in|trin|sic — «ihn TRIHN sihk», adjective. 1. belonging to a thing by its very nature; essential; inherent: »The intrinsic value of a dollar bill is the cost of the paper it s printed on. SYNONYM(S): innate, ingrained. 2. Anatomy. originating or being inside… …

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  • 19девиация интринсикоидная — (англ. intrinsic внутренний, от лат. intrinsecus внутри) см. Внутреннее отклонение электрокардиограммы …

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  • 20интринсикоидная девиация — (англ. intrinsic внутренний, от лат. intrinsecus внутри) см. Внутреннее отклонение электрокардиограммы …

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