10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMBAGIOUS»
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The Highly Selective Dictionary of Golden Adjectives
“Acts of cynical disregard for others cannot easily be counterbalanced by a single
altruistic deed.” Related words: altruistically (AL-troo-IS-ti-ke-lee) adverb; altruism
(AL-troo-IZ-em) and altruist (AL-troo-ist) both nouns. ambagious (am-BAY-jes) ...
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The Endangered English Dictionary: Bodacious Words Your ...
... dejections (AL-vyn dee-JEK-shuns) excrement the dog's alvine dejections in
the snow amadelphous (a-ma-DEL-fus) gregarious an amadelphous pest
amanous (AM-a-nus) having no hands the challenge of amanous foreplay
ambagious ...
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A Trilogy in Paradoxism: Avant-Garde Political Dramas: ...
Literary drama composed of 3 plays.
Florentin Smarandache, A. Johnson, Žakalin Nežić,
2004
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
(am-a-z6'ni-an), a. ambagious (am-b5/jus), a. amban (am'ban), n. ambaree, 11.
Amazon originating, the statement that the right breast was removed in order that
it might not interfere with the use of the bow and ]avelin.] 1. In Gr. legend, one of ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1911
See long' (def. 2). 2. long-winded, windy, long-spun, copious; repetitious,
redundant, battological, pleonastic, tautolpgic; meandering, roundabout,
circumlocutory, ambagious; verbose, wordy, prolix, tedious, long. See long1 (def.
3). longevity, n ...
Jerome Irving Rodale,
1978
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
Suifl, Ta e of a Tub. ambaginous (am-baj'i-nus) a. [< L. ambago (-agin-), with
same sense an origin as ambages : see ambageJ Same as ambagious.
ambagious (am-ba'jus), a. [< L. ambagiosus, ( ambages : see ambage and -0us.]
1 .
William Dwight Whitney,
1904
< L. ambago (-agin-), with same sense and origin as ambages : see ambage.]
Same as ambagious. ambagious (am-ba'jus), a. [< L. ambagiosus, < ambages :
see ambage and -ous.] 1. Circumlocutory; tedious. — 2. Winding; devious. [Rare.]
...
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Identity and Control: How Social Formations Emerge
Regimes in Crisis Agency has to be traced through measurements capable of
showing changes in both ambage and ambiguity. Agencies are both ambagious
and ambiguous in their weavings together of interests and issues via actors,
events ...
It is at least a more operose and ambagious Inference, if any at all, The more
immediate and expedite is this, That the two internal alternate Angles madeby a
right line cutting twoparallels, are equal to one another: Therefore the three -
Angles ...
Joseph Glanvill, Henry More,
1682
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
Circumlocutory, circuitous, tortuous, twisting, winding: ambagious, anfractuous/
anfractuosity, periphrase/periphrasis 6. Complain: quaddle 7. Confuse, perplex
someone: befuddle, fuddle, maffle 8. Declared dogmatically, imposed arbitrarily;
...
James L. Reynolds, MD,
2014
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I hesitated before responding because I wanted to be somewhat circumspect, circumlocutory, and ambagious. Naturally, I didn't explain this to ... «RenewAmerica, Jun 10»