"insitiency" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From in- (“not”) + Latin sitiēns, present participle of sitiō (“to be thirsty”), from sitis (“thirst”).",
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          "ref": "1857, The Misty Morning: A Tale, Edinburgh: Thomas Grant, pages 300–301",
          "text": "Though Charlie was not exactly addicted to excessive drinking, still insitiency was not a confirmed quality in his constitution.",
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          "ref": "1876 April 20, “Tichborne Demonstration in Hyde Park”, in The Star, volume 62, number 121, Guernsey, page [4]",
          "text": "The procession, being duly marshalled, then slowly made its way to Hyde Park by the usual route, the pathways along which were otherwise deserted, and the shops closed save in the case of public-houses, which were so liberally patronised as to forbid the idea that Dr. Kenealy’s followers were in the main afflicted with insitiency.",
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        "Freedom from thirst."
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        "(obsolete) Freedom from thirst."
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  "word": "insitiency"
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        "(obsolete) Freedom from thirst."
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