rare. [ad. Gr. ἐξοδία going out, f. ἐξ out + ὁδός way.]

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  1.  The Book of Exodus; = EXODUS 1.

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1832.  in Webster;

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1847.  in Craig.

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  2.  = EXODUS 2 a.

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1677.  Hale, Prim. Orig. Man., II. iii. 146. Ever since the time of the Jewish Exody.

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1832.  in Webster.

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  3.  = EXODUS 2 b.

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1775.  Ash, Exody, a departure, a journey from any place.

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1832.  in Webster.

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1882.  G. Macdonald, Castle Warlock, I. xx. 332. The plomp of the cork’s exody, and the gurgle of the wine … speedily consoled him.

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