10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APOCRYPHALNESS»
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A General Dictionary of the English Language
Books added to the sacred writings, of doubtful authors. APOCRYPHAL, Æ-pok'-
iy-fil. a. Not canonical, of uncertain authority ; contained in the apocrypha.
APOCRYPHALLY, a-pok'-ry-fal-ly. ad. Uncertainly. APOCRYPHALNESS,.
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A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ...
Apocr,yphally, a-pok're-fal-le. ad. Uncertainty. Apocryphalness, a-pok're-fal-nes. s
. Uncertainty. Apodictical, ap-6-dik'te-'kal. a. Demonstrative. Apodixis, ap-6-dik'sis
. s. (527). Demonstration. Apogæan, ap-o-je'on. (527). 1 - Apogee, ap'A-je.
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
APOCRYPHAL, a-pokLry-fal. a. Not canonical, of uncertain authority; contained
in the apocrypha. APOCRYPHALLY,a-pold-ry-fzll-ly. ad. Uncertainly.
APOCRYPHALNESS, a-pbkCryfal-nes. s. Uncertainty. APODICTICAL, ap-b-dlld-
tyr-kal. a.
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Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
Apocryphal, a-pok're-fal a. not canonical, of uncertain authority [tainty
Apocryphalness, a-p&k ic-fal-nes «. uncer- Apodictical,ap-6-dik'te-kal ([.
demonstrative Apodixis, ap-6-dik'sis s. demonstration Apoga>on,ap-A-je'6n ) s. a
point in the heav- ...
John Walker, Thomas Smith, 1850
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
rhwymol, bolrwyraol ; gwrthyrol : s. pl. rhwym- olion, dirglymolion Apocrypha, â-
poc'-ri-ffâ, s. annilyseb ; annilyslyfr Apocryphal, â-poc'-ri-Sal, a. annilysol ;
ammheuol; cuddiol Apocryphalness, â-poc'-ri-tfal-nes, s. an- nghanoneiddrwydd
...
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Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch: mit ...
9lpofri)'pl)ifd)c, n., apocryphalness (doubtfulness of credit or1 genuineness). ?
lpOlcp|V, f., (gr. m.; Met!.) obstruction; remis- sion(of the pulse); apoplexy,
paralysis; aphony, loss of voice; retention of urine. 9lpofl', !«., (Myth.) Apollo. "
liuillimrrior ...
... APOCHROMATIC APOCOPATE APOCOPATED APOCOPATES
APOCOPATING APOCOPE APOCOPES APOCOPIC APOCRINE APOCRYPHA
APOCRYPHAL APOCRYPHALLY APOCRYPHALNESS APOCRYPHALNESSES
APOD APO ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
[certainty APOCRYPHALNESS, 5-pok'-re-fill-nee, 0. UnAronsn, op'-o-dfil, adj.
Without feet. In Zoology, destitute of ventral fins. [strative. APODICTICAL, ap-o-dlk
'-té-kdl, adj. DemonAromxrs,5;-o-dik'-§is,r. 527. Demonstration. Arooznon, p-o-jé'-
...
John Walker, Francis R. Sowerby, 1862
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Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary ... of the English Language ...
Not canonical;, of uncertain authority ; contained in the Apocrypha, Apocryphally,
4-pSk'ri-flHi, ad. Uncertainly, [tainty. APOCRYPHALNESS, S-рйк rè-fâl-nfe, *.
ИпсеГ- ApoDicncAi, ip-4-dîk'ti-kil, a. Demonstrative. ApoMxia, ip-i-dîk'sîs, t.
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Shards of Love: Exile and the Origins of the Lyric
The etymology, which smacks of delicious apocryphalness, is that they were so
named when sailors — the captains, of course — trying to make it across the
Atlantic, desperately stuck in these sailing ruts, began throwing everything
overboard ...
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This tale smacks completely of apocryphalness—except that the late Yale Law School professor Boris Bittker '41LLB told me that it really happened. How did he ... «Yale Alumni Magazine, Nov 13»
