What does onsetting mean?
Onsetting means present participle and gerund of onset.
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present participle and gerund of onset.
Etymological figures are sundry kinds of changings, and outcastings, or onsettings, of breathsounds and clippings, in the forms of words.
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Onsetting means present participle and gerund of onset.
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Etymological figures are sundry kinds of changings, and outcastings, or onsettings, of breathsounds and clippings, in the forms of words.
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