10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMORANCE»
Discover the use of
amorance in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
amorance and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
According to the first International Conference on Love and Attraction, it's "the
cognitive-affective state characterized by intrusive and obsessive fantasizing
concerning reciprocity of amorant feeling by the object of the amorance." 2. Cupid
was ...
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Forbidden Words: Taboo and the Censoring of Language
... the object of the amorance'. That is jargon – the practice of never calling a
spade a spade when you might instead call it a manual earthrestructuring
implement. (Bryson 1984: 85) So, should jargon be censored? Many people think
it should.
Keith Allan, Kate Burridge, 2006
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The Upper Canada Law Journal, and Municipal and Local ...
Amorance—('osrs— Practice. “'here an appearance filed by defendant was
bymistakc endorsed with the letters C. C., who was also Clerk of the County Court
, which misled the Dy. C. C. and caused him to file it among his County Court
papers.
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
amorance.-The body was emaciated; its surface studded with subcutaneous
tumours, generally about the size of a hazelnut, of a bluish colour, and of slivht
elasticity to the touch. “ nmurs.-Several were removed and opened; they were ...
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A dictionary and digest of the law of Scotland
Gratuitous family trustees were found personally liable in payment of a bill,
granted by them to a third party, for a debt due by the truster ; the ratio decideadt'
being, that when they grant such a liquid obligation, they give amorance of funds,
and ...
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English Language Word Builder
... CRUMENAL DEVERBAL HICKYMAL MADRIGAL NONRIVAL PRENASAL
REQUITAL SPRINGALd UNIVOCAL BARTIZAN BUTSUDAN DRAGOMAN
HOOLICAN LARRIGAN NONPAGAN RAMBUTAN STROUPAN TURBOFAN
AMORANCE ...
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Common Bench Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the ...
The Accumulative I/ifs Fund and Gerwml Amorance Company, 151. ',Total loss. 2.
On “goods.”]—An insurance was effected for “240l., on goods so valued, against
total loss onl_1/.” The policy contained INSURANCE. Total loss (continued the ...
Great Britain. Court of Common Pleas, John Scott, 1858
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Modern Love: Personal Relationships in Twentieth-century Britain
... one committee of American sociologists describing it as a 'cognitive-affective
state characterized by intrusive and obsessive fantasizing concerning reciprocity
of amorant feelings by the object of the amorance.' But if we simply define love as
...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Sp] amoove (Spenser). Same as amove1. amoral a-mor'al, also a-, adj non-
moral, outside the domain of morality. — n amoralism refusal to recognize the
validity of any system of morality. — n amor alist. [a-2 and moral] amorance am'xr-
ms.
Love is 'the cognitive-affective state characterized by intrusive or obsessive
fantasizing concerning reciprocity of amorant and feeling by the object of the
amorance'. The bonds of family amorance were strained in an incident reported
by the ...
