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politic: adjective and adverb
body politic: noun

politic [ˈpɒlətɪk, Am ˈpɑ:-] ADJ

1. politic (judicious, prudent):

politic

2. politic POL:

the body politic

państwo nt

body politic N no pl

body politic POL form:

the body politic

państwo nt

Usage examples with politic

the body politic

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The hero earns experience points which increase his level, and provide attribute points which are placed in either politic, attack or intelligence. en.wikipedia.org

A constituent of his governing body politic as well as to the greatest ruler the sun. en.wikipedia.org

In this party where a lot of different politic ideas but with one purpose in common, the demand of autonomy. en.wikipedia.org

So, they are bound to chance legal administrative to ensure civil of politic right for our people. en.wikipedia.org

The market served not just as a place for commerce, but as a stage for politic debates and religious omilies as well. en.wikipedia.org

A sense of stepping down, immediate engagement, politic exchange. en.wikipedia.org

Lyrically, the album deals with politic and environmental issues. en.wikipedia.org

Show that was based on a politic satire. en.wikipedia.org

He had not seen enough of life to learn that in the long run nothing is politic but straightforwardness. en.wikipedia.org

During the year 1990 the final ethnic separation occurd because students and teachers moved from the school territory for politic reasons. en.wikipedia.org

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