Remonish

verb

verb ·Rare ·Advanced level

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Verb
  1. 1
    To admonish again. rare

    "And to prosecute this matter, when the Jews were monished, remonished, prayed, threatened so oft by so many prophets, and all in vain, did not the Lord at the last bring upon them all those evils which he had threatened?"

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"And to prosecute this matter, when the Jews were monished, remonished, prayed, threatened so oft by so many prophets, and all in vain, did not the Lord at the last bring upon them all those evils which he had threatened?"

Etymology

From re- + monish.

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