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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(obsolete) Act of dispanding, i.e. spreading out, or state of being dispanded..
A pleasing variety is produced in the third (in the second part particularly), by the dispansion of the leading feature of this variation between the treble and base, beginning at the 9th bar.
The Mutiny Acts, since our armies have been more numerous […] and liable, from their magnitude and dispansion, to increased danger, from secret abuses, have furnished new clauses from time to time […]
Volumes might be written on the necessity of commencing aright, by one who feels that a thorough and Christian reform is needed in the early education of children; one who has himself labored patiently and untiringly for the dispansion of true and just principles; […]
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Dispansion means (obsolete) Act of dispanding, i.e. spreading out, or state of being dispanded..
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A pleasing variety is produced in the third (in the second part particularly), by the dispansion of the leading feature of this variation between the treble and base, beginning at the 9th bar.
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