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Often used in the same context:
geering,
isherwood,
cozens,
gilliver,
bewick,
cartland,
larner,
blench,
backhouse,
spurling,
godward,
hulme,
tradescant,
smeath,
whiskin,
ackroyd,
farmery,
firbank,
dowle,
southey,
boddy,
spurway,
macneice,
cottier,
smeeth,
prizeman,
woolman,
catling,
diggory,
havers,
le gallienne,
drabble,
meacock,
harrower,
prest,
dodkin,
plaister,
harle,
andrewes,
godden,
windle,
watling,
standage,
whetter,
orpin,
wycherley,
cranch,
nicolson,
payn,
biffin,
newbolt,
cogman,
furnivall,
jowett,
inness,
birtwhistle,
tawse,
shipton,
goldney,
heddle,
urry,
pepys,
coleridge,
hopkinson,
milnes,
valure,
traherne,
styan,
handford,
coomb,
owler,
worral,
sturmer,
goldsworthy,
glew,
congreve,
stansfield,
penfold,
sillitoe,
dodsworth,
mullock,
froude,
chatterton,
eggar,
sheather,
sweetman,
bodger,
cobbing,
gozzard,
horal,
hepworth,
bramah,
gaskell,
rimmer,
hoare,
thurn,
dottle,
asquith,
conchie,
cuttle,
bircher,
sheldrake,
burke,
hicks,
irving,
milton,
wilde,
arnold,
bennett,
byron,
davidson,
dickens,
eliot,
emerson,
fitzgerald,
forger,
godwin,
greek,
greene,
harris,
hebrew
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— Adjectives for empson:
late,
poor,
notorious,
young,
literary,
good,
early,
more,
150,
english,
later
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