Noun - the act of adding something
Frequency: 1
Here are all of the speeches where annexment shows up across the corpus:
The
single
and
peculiar
life
is
bound
With
all
the
strength
and
armor
of
the
mind
To
keep
itself
from
noyance
,
but
much
more
That
spirit
upon
whose
weal
depends
and
rests
The
lives
of
many
.
The
cess
of
majesty
Dies
not
alone
,
but
like
a
gulf
doth
draw
What’s
near
it
with
it
;
or
it
is
a
massy
wheel
Fixed
on
the
summit
of
the
highest
mount
,
To
whose
huge
spokes
ten
thousand
lesser
things
Are
mortised
and
adjoined
,
which
,
when
it
falls
,
Each
small
annexment
,
petty
consequence
,
Attends
the
boist’rous
ruin
.
Never
alone
Did
the
king
sigh
,
but
with
a
general
groan
.