10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABOMINABLENESS»
Discover the use of
abominableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
abominableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
ABOMINABLENESS-. ABOUND. ABOUNDING—. ABRADE. Abominablekes*, a-
bom'e-na-bl-nes. ». The state or quality of being odious, hateful, or loathsome.
Abominably, a-bum-in'a-ble, ad. Very odiously; detestably; sinfully; Ahab did very
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John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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Feminist Interpretations of Richard Rorty
As with the abominableness of homosexual sod- omy, so, we pragmatists think,
with the abominableness of the absence or presence of patriarchy. In all such
cases, up to and including the abominableness of torturing people for the sheer ...
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Pragmatism: A Contemporary Reader
As with the abominableness of homosexual sodomy, so, we pragmatists think,
with the abominableness of absence or presence of patriarchy. In all such cases,
up to and including the abominableness of torturing people for the sheer
pleasure ...
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Truth and Progress: Philosophical Papers
As with the abominableness of homosexual sodomy, so, we pragmatists think,
with the abominableness of the absence or presence of patriarchy. In all such
cases, up to and including the abominableness of torturing people for the sheer ...
Thus should one consider its abominableness from its oozing out. (10) How
about the smearing ? While food is eaten, it smears the hands, lips, tongue, and
palate, which on that account become abominable, must needs be washed again
and ...
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The Path of Purity: Of concentration
Thus should one consider its abominableness from its oozing out. (10) How
about the smearing % While food is eaten, it smears the hands, lips, tongue, and
palate, which on that account become abominable, must needs be washed again
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Buddhaghosa, Phe Moṅʻ Taṅʻ (Ūʺ)
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Dokładny słownik polsko-angielski [i angielsko-polski].
SZKARADNOSC , set, s. f, ugliness; fig. ugliness, foulness, lii- deousness,
abominableness , turpitude, enormity — tego postfpkit, the foulness of the deed ,
the abominableness of such a conduct. — ibrodnt, enormity of the crime.
SZKARADNY ...
Sin's abominableness. God " hates" sin. inexpressibly wicked ; inconceivably
malignant and base. From all these considerations it is evident we shall have to
change a great many of our notions as to the nature of transgression and guilt.
Charles Seymour Robinson, 1885
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Lights and Shades of Ireland: In three Parts. P. I. Early ...
... which I condescending to, two officers, with an alderman of the town, and the
captain of the castle, brought out the propositions enclosed, which, for their
abominableness, manifesting also the impudency of the men,* I thought fit to
present to ...
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The Theory of English Lexicography, 1530-1791
1-1 11 Abominableness, a-bom'-my-nable-ness. s. 11111 Abominably, a-bom' -
my-nab-ly. ad. 1112 To Abominate, a-bom' -my-nate. v.a. 1112 1 Abomination, a-
bom-my~na'~shun. s. (4) Walker, A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary (1791) 44 14
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