10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABNEGATOR»
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Abnegator. This character does not delegate responsibility but abnegates it by
passing work they should really be doing themselves on to others within the
department. They will often expecthigh and often unrealistic results but never
provide ...
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Elements of Greek Prosody
Sic apud Cyrillum est dirapvr|Tr|C : abnegator, denegator quae glossa ex his
derivanda est: abnegator : dirapnTr|C denegator : d7rapr|Tr|c Cf. gl. nom 11:
abnegator : negator. Et ita saepissime. 211, 214 aliae multae. Qua re accurate
perpensa ...
Franz Ernst Heinrich Spitzner, 1831
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Abnegator* and dispensers against the law of God. — Sir B. Sandys Stale of
Rdigion. Abnet, ab'nct, ». (Hebrew.) The girdle worn by Jewish priests.
Abnodation, ab-no-da'shun, ». (abnodatio, Lat.) In gardening, the act of cutting
the knots off ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
cpds: abnegate, abnegation (whence, an], abnegative), abnegator; denegate (
obs), denegatlon (obsol)—cf deny, whence deniable (neg undeniable) and
denial; renege, whence, an], renegation—cf renegade (n, hence adj). NEGRO 1.
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Roberti Grosseteste Episcopi Quondam Lincolniensis Epistolae
dentur omnes qui loquuntur mendaciumg nec immerito, cum mendax sit
abnegator veritatis et per consequens S-Joh' salvatoris qui de se dicit, Ego sum '
u'ia, veritas et xiv. 6. . . . . . . . . . . mviii- 44_ mm; fihusque perditioms quia filius
diaboli qui ...
Robert Grosseteste, H. R. Luard, 2012
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Asian Pacific Americans in the Workplace
Abnegators/Pragmatists Abnegate: to deny oneself or renounce Pragmatist: self-
important one; one who acts only in practical matters Asian Pacific American
individuals of Abnegator/Pragmatist type are the indigent souls who may be ...
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John Bull's other island: and Major Barbara
The Catholic is theoretically a Collectivism a self-abnegator, a Tory, a
Conservative, a supporter of Church and State one and undivisible, an obeyer.
This would be a statement of fact as well as of theory if men were Protestants and
Catholics ...
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The standard pronouncing dictionary of the French and ...
Ablution, a. db-iu'shun, ablution, f. Ably, adv. ä'bly, habilement, avec talent.
Abnegate, va. db'në-gdt, refuser, rononcer. Abnegation, s. äb-ni-gä'ehun,
abnégation, f. ; renoncement, m. Abnegator, s. db-ni-gâ'tor, celui qui fait une
renunciation.
Alexander Spiers, Gabriel Surenne, 1892
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Dictionary of English Spelling
... reliable remarkable respectable suitable unacceptable unbelievable
uncomfortable valuable viable vulnerable ablution ritual washing abnegate to
renounce abnegating abnegation abnegator abnormal different from the normal
abnormality ...
What \ shall Warren Hasting's exemplary life, and beautiful philanthropy in his
retirement screen his positive delinquencies as a governor, and shall his
negative errors, as an abnegator of splendid opportunities of reform and of
imperative calls ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ABNEGATOR»
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abnegator is used in the context of the following news items.
'Divergent' review
As an Abnegator, Beatrice serves the poorest and the faction-less food and basic needs each day while barely getting a glance of herself in the ... «Catholic News Agency, Mar 14»
Smash Recap: The Last Good Cry
Poor little Kyle Goblinweed, keeper of secrets, abnegator of self. Even he is firing Jimmy, packing his things in the army duffle, washing that ... «Vulture, Apr 13»
William Burroughs, via Allen Ginsberg/Corbis
... was also something of an instinctive, status-conscious social climber; the idealistic self-abnegator who refused to take money for his readings ... «New York Times, Nov 06»
