What does theorised mean?
Theorised means simple past and past participle of theorise.
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simple past and past participle of theorise.
He practised what Lord Mandeville theorised, who, in despite of his convictions of the excellence and happiness of those who are "Home dwellers on their father's land," accepted a foreign embassy to one of the most brilliant of the European courts, but where Lady Mandeville was the most brilliant and the most beautiful.
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Theorised means simple past and past participle of theorise.
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He practised what Lord Mandeville theorised, who, in despite of his convictions of the excellence and happiness of those who are "Home dwellers on their father's land," accepted a foreign embassy to one of the most brilliant of the European courts, but where Lady Mandeville was the most brilliant and the most beautiful.
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