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	Abjects appears in [[Psalm 35:15]] But in mine adversity they rejoiced, and gathered themselves together: yea, the abjects gathered themselves together against me, and I knew it not; they did tear me, and ceased not:		Abjects appears in [[Psalm 35:15]] But in mine adversity they rejoiced, and gathered themselves together: yea, the '''abjects''' gathered themselves together against me, and I knew it not; they did tear me, and ceased not:

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Websters Dictionary 1828

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	==Websters Dictionary 1828==		==Websters Dictionary 1828==

	~~====AB~~'~~JECT~~, a.~~====~~		* Ab'ject, a.

	([[Latin\|L]]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.)		([[Latin\|L]]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.)
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	:2.Worthless, mean, despicable, low in estimation, without hope or regard.		:2.Worthless, mean, despicable, low in estimation, without hope or regard.

	* Ab-ject, n.		* Ab'ject, n.

	A person in the lowest condition and despicable. Ps. xxxv.		A person in the lowest condition and despicable. Ps. xxxv.

	* Ab-ject', v.t.		* Ab'ject', v.t.

	To throw away; to cast out. [Obs.] Spenser.		To throw away; to cast out. [Obs.] Spenser.

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Websters Dictionary 1828

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	:2.Worthless, mean, despicable, low in estimation, without hope or regard.		:2.Worthless, mean, despicable, low in estimation, without hope or regard.

	~~====AB'JECT~~, n.~~====~~		* Ab-ject, n.

	A person in the lowest condition and despicable. Ps. xxxv.		A person in the lowest condition and despicable. Ps. xxxv.

	~~====AB~~-~~JECT~~', v.t.~~====~~		* Ab-ject', v.t.

	To throw away; to cast out. [Obs.] Spenser.		To throw away; to cast out. [Obs.] Spenser.

	~~====AB~~-~~JECT~~'ED-~~NESS~~, n.~~====~~		* Ab-ject'ed-ness, n.

	A very low or despicable condition. [Little used.]		A very low or despicable condition. [Little used.]

	~~====AB~~-~~JEC~~'~~TION~~, n.~~====~~		* Ab-jec'tion, n.

	A state of being cast away; hence a low state; meanness of spirit; baseness.		A state of being cast away; hence a low state; meanness of spirit; baseness.

	~~====AB'JECT~~-LY, adv.~~====~~		* Ab-ject-ly, adv.

	In a contemptible manner; meanly; servilely.		In a contemptible manner; meanly; servilely.

	~~====AB'JECT~~-~~NESS~~, n.~~====~~		* Ab-ject-ness, n.

	The state of being abject; meanness; servility.		The state of being abject; meanness; servility.

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 Abjects appears in [[Psalm 35:15]]
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 The state of being abject; meanness; servility.
 ==See Also==

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AB'JECT, a.

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	====AB'JECT, a.====		====AB'JECT, a.====

	[[Latin\|L]]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.]		([[Latin\|L]]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.)

	:1.Sunk to a low condition; applied to persons or things. Hence,		:1.Sunk to a low condition; applied to persons or things. Hence,

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Websters Dictionary 1828

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	====AB'JECT, a.====		====AB'JECT, a.====

	[[Latin\|L]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.]		[[Latin\|L]]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.]

	:1.Sunk to a low condition; applied to persons or things. Hence,		:1.Sunk to a low condition; applied to persons or things. Hence,

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AB'JECT, a.

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	====AB'JECT, a.====		====AB'JECT, a.====

	[L. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.]		[[Latin\|L]. abjectus, from abjicio, to throw away, from ab and jacio, to throw.]

	:1.Sunk to a low condition; applied to persons or things. Hence,		:1.Sunk to a low condition; applied to persons or things. Hence,

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Etymology

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 ====Etymology====
 From Latin abiectus, past participle of abicere (“‘to reject’”), formed from ab- + iacere (“‘to throw’”).
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