Crossword-Solution: DECL 4 letters, 5 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

Accusative case, 17; ---- in -ān and -ēn of Greek nouns, 22; ---- in -om in 2d decl., 24; ---- in -on and -ōn in Greek nouns, 27; ---- in -ă in sing.

But it being known that the king still persevered in his intentions of imposing that mode of worship, men fortified themselves still further in their prejudices against it; and great multitudes resorted to Edinburgh, in order to oppose the introduction of so hated a novelty.[***] * King's Decl.

But vaínly thou wárrest, For thís is alóne in Thy pówer to decláre, That ín the dim fórest Thou heárd'st a low moáning, And sáw'st a bright lády surpássingly faír.--COLERIDGE.

Fair and his father, Captain, have put some money into our"--A tall, sallow, youngish man touched the speaker's elbow--"Why, _hel_-lo, Proudfit! Colonel Proudfit, let me make you," etc.--"I hope you brought--why, Sister Proudfit, I decl'--aha, ha, ha!--You know Barb?" General Halliday said, "John Wesley, how goes it?" Garnet sobered.

See LEAN.] DECLIVITY, de-kliv'i-ti, _n._ a place that declines, or slopes downward, opposite of _acclivity_: inclination downward: a gradual descent.--_adjs._ DECLIV'ITOUS, DECL[=I]'VOUS.