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==English==

Pronunciation

* Inter: a » US Inter: IPA » /əˈbʌvˌneɪm.əd/

Adjective

Inter: en-adj » head=above-named|-

Mentioned or named before; aforesaid.

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2. : The Jewish fires were the heaviest blows we had had; for though the Waddingley Cotton-mills had been burnt in 1822, at a loss to the Company of 80,000£, and though the Patent Erostratus Match Manufactory had exploded in the same year at a charge of 14,000£, there were those who said that the loss had not been near so heavy as was supposed -- nay, that the Company had burnt the above-named establishments as advertisements for themselves.

   References

   * Inter: R:Webster 191 » 3

Translation: et » above-named
Translation: vi » above-named

Related words:

ABOV  above  above all  above and beyond  above and beyond the call of duty  above average  above board  above ground  above measure  above one's bend  above one's paygrade  above oneself  Above par  above proof  above stairs  above the curve  above the fold  above the law  above the line  Above the salt  above water  above-board  Above-cited  above-line  above-mentioned  above-quoted  above-said  above-stairs  above-the-fold  above-water  above-written  aboveboard  abovecited  aboveda  abovedaba  abovedabais  abovedábamos  abovedaban  abovedabas  abovedad  abovedada  abovedadas  abovedado  abovedados  abovedáis  abovedamos  abovedan  abovedando  abovedar  abovedara  abovedarais  abovedáramos  abovedaran  abovedaras  abovedare  abovedareis  abovedaremos  abovedaren  abovedares  abovedaría