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Websterian
[ web-steer-ee-uhn ]
adjective
- pertaining to or characteristic of Daniel Webster, his political theories, or his oratory.
- pertaining to or characteristic of Noah Webster or his dictionary.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Websterian1
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Example Sentences
Smith was an old-fashioned attorney of the Websterian sort, dignified, ponderous, and impressive.
Look at his winning smile, his Websterian brow, his eagle eye that saw Rockhaven afar!
I say it in all sincerity; he is a great and good man, a Websterian innkeeper, for he thoroughly understands the constitution.
His writings are forceful, eloquent, and lucid in style, with a Websterian massiveness that does not detract from their charm.
In Mr. Paine's physiognomy the most noticeable features are the broad, massive, Websterian forehead, and the sparkling eyes.
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