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Incendental

Part of Speech: noun

An incident; that which is incidental; esp., in the plural, an aggregate of subordinate or incidental items not particularized; as, the expense of tuition and incidentals.

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identical

Part of Speech: Noun

Results: 4

            1.                                           The                                                         same;                                                         the                                                         selfsame;                                                         the                                                         very                                                         same;                                                         not                                                         different;                                                         as,                                                         the                                                           identical                                                         person                                                         or                                                         thing.                                    

            2.                                           Uttering                                                         sameness                                                         or                                                         the                                                         same                                                         truth;                                                         expressing                                                         in                                                         the                                                           predicate                                                         what                                                         is                                                         given,                                                         or                                                           obviously                                                         implied,                                                         in                                                         the                                                           subject;                                                         tautological.                                    

            3.                                           Uniform.                                    

            4.                                           In                                                         diplomacy (                                                          esp.                                                         in                                                         the                                                         form                                                         identic),                                                           precisely                                                         agreeing                                                         in                                                         sentiment                                                         or                                                         opinion                                                         and                                                         form                                                         or                                                         manner                                                         of                                                         expression; -                                                         applied                                                         to                                                           concerted                                                         action                                                         or                                                         language                                                         which                                                         is                                                         used                                                         by                                                           two                                                         or                                                         more                                                           governments                                                         in                                                         treating                                                         with                                                         another                                                         government.

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It has sometimes been made a reproach to critics- more often, I fear, by those who hold, like myself, that beauty and excellence in art are identical- that they discourse too little of form in literature, and too much of content. - "The Psychology of Beauty", Ethel D. Puffer.
Curiosity and love of the truth are not yet identical, however it may flatter our self- esteem to ignore the distinction. - "A Rambler's lease", Bradford Torrey.
Is not modern garden- craft identical with the old, so far, indeed, as it hath art enough to stand any comparison with the other at all? - "Garden-Craft Old and New", John D. Sedding.

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