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acquirement

[uh-kwahyuhr-muhnt] / əˈkwaɪər mənt /


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"It is generally an adopted opinion," he noted disdainfully, "that genius for the fine arts is a particular gift and not an acquirement."

From Time Magazine Archive

As there are involved knotty questions over which the lawyers will be wrangling clear up to the Supreme Court, the acquirement of so definite a result comes near to being miraculous.

From Time Magazine Archive

Among the minor achievements of John Ringling is the acquirement of three Western railroads.

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Seneca looked upon the devotion of time and talent to the acquirement of money, beyond the measure of a man’s reasonable wants, with profound contempt.

From Dealings with the Dead, Volume I (of 2) by School, A Sexton of the Old

The acquirement of one of the noble languages of antiquity was his severest unassisted struggle during this probationary course; but it was a strife from which he reaped the richest after-pleasures.

From Wise Saws and Modern Instances, Volume II (of 2) by Cooper, Thomas




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