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Embalmment
Embank
Embankment
Embar
Embarcation
Embarge
Embargo
Embark
embark on
Embarkation
Embarkment
Embarrass
embarrassed
embarrassing
embarrassingly
Embarrassment
-- Embase --
Embasement
Embassade
Embassador
Embassadorial
Embassadress
Embassadry
Embassage
Embassy
Embastardize
Embathe
Embattail
Embattle
Embattled
Embattlement
Embay
Embayment
Embase
Em`base´
v. t.
1.
To
bring
down
or
lower
,
as
in
position
,
value
,
etc
.;
to
debase
;
to
degrade
;
to
deteriorate
.
Embased
the
valleys
,
and
embossed
the
hills
.
- Sylvester.
Alloy
in
coin
of
gold
. . .
may
make
the
metal
work
the
better
,
but
it
embaseth
it
.
- Bacon.
Such
pitiful
embellishments
of
speech
as
serve
for
nothing
but
to
embase
divinity
.
- South.
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