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Mentionable

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men·tion  (mnshn)
tr.v. men·tioned, men·tion·ing, men·tions
To refer to, especially incidentally. See Synonyms at refer.
n.
1.
a. The act of referring to something briefly or casually.
b. An incidental reference or allusion.
2. Honorable mention.
Idiom:
not to mention
In addition to; as well as.

[From Middle English mencioun, reference, from Old French, from Latin menti, mentin-; see men-1 in Indo-European roots.]

mention·a·ble adj.


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Then Newman reflected that these are mighty mysteries, that possibly he himself was indeed that baleful and barely mentionable thing, a cynic, and that his manner of considering the treasures of art and the privileges of life was probably very base and immoral.
The earliest mentionable English dictionary had appeared as far back as 1604,
 
 
 
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