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• opinionated — opinionatedly, adv. opinionatedness, n. /euh pin yeuh nay tid/, adj. obstinate or conceited with regard to the merit of one s own opinions; conceitedly dogmatic. [1595 1605; obs. opinionate to possess or form an opinion (see OPINION, ATE1) + ED2] …   Universalium

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