10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARESSIVE»
Discover the use of
caressive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
caressive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Your Child's Sexual Development
But, generally speaking, when a child exhibits an intimate and caressive affection
for its mother we shall not incline to think of ... of the statement made by various
authors, that in these caressive inclinations sexual elements are intermingled.
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Delphi Complete Works of D.H. Lawrence (Illustrated)
Mrs Bolton would say in her caressive, persuasive voice. 'I should think you'd
enjoy a little run in your chairtoday, the sun's justlovely.' 'Yes? Will you giveme
that book— there, that yellow one. And IthinkI'll have those hyacinths taken out.
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Lady Chatterley's Lover (查泰萊夫人的情人):
Mrs Bolton would say in her caressive, persuasive voice. 'I should think you'd
enjoy a little run inyour chair today, thesun's justlovely.' 'Yes?Willyou giveme that
book—there, that yellowone. And I think I'll havethose hyacinths taken out.
David Herbert Lawrence, 2011
... body language, nonverbal rapport — went its way, more or less autonomous."
What he most remembers, he went on, is the extraordinary closeness, the "almost
caressive receptivity" he and Drennette addressed one another with. "Indeed ...
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Ambiguous Discourse: Feminist Narratology and British Women ...
Let them clash together From their incognitoes20 In seismic orgasm For far
further Differentiation21 Rather than watch Own-self distortion Wince in the alien
ego (105) The sexual life of these active and "caressive" paragons will be simple,
...
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Lady Chatterley's Lover:
Mrs Bolton would sayin her caressive, persuasive voice. 'I should think you'd
enjoy a little runin your chair today,thesun'sjust lovely.' 'Yes? Will you give me
that book — there, that yellow one. And I think I'll have those hyacinths taken out.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
cherish, cherisfament; caress (n and v), caressing (adj and n), caressive; cf
charitable (sep). 1. Cherishment comes, by suffix ment, straight from cherish, from
OFMF cherir(esp insuchforms as cherissant, cherissons, cherissent), from cher, ...
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Lady Chatterley's Lover
Mrs Boltonwould say inher caressive, persuasive voice.'I should think you'd
enjoyalittle run in your chair today, the sun's just lovely.' 'Yes? Will you give me
that book—there, that yellow one. And I think I'll havethose hyacinths taken out.
David Herbert Lawrence, 2014
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20 Classic Novels (Illustrated) Part-5:
Mrs Bolton would say in her caressive, persuasive voice. 'I should think you'd
enjoy a little run in your chair today, the sun's just lovely.' 'Yes? Will you give me
that book—there, that yellow one. And I think I'll have those hyacinths taken out.
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Chambers's Edinburgh journal, conducted by W. Chambers. ...
Too true that her soft eyes were constantly suffused with tears, and that, when
speaking to me, her voice was inexpressibly tender and caressive — her smile so
sad, so pitiful, that it would have touched the heart of a tiger ! And this moral ruin ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CARESSIVE»
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caressive is used in the context of the following news items.
tUnE-yArDs interview: 'Most rock shows are pretty boring'
... packed with world rhythms, zingy electropop and an elastic vocal range that is softly caressive one moment, brash and abrasive the next. «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
The Staves - Live At Scala, London
The Staves' caressive melodies, rooted in both the British and American traditions, induce an awed, spectral hush. The band has recently returned from ... «Clash Magazine, Apr 13»
Goldman's O'Neill: Gold Prices Have Peaked; Yen Bear Market Intact
Mr. O'Neill argues that the BOJ's action is “caressive” and “the right thing to do,” adding that the Japanese economy will show some “notable ... «Wall Street Journal, Apr 13»
Raining music
His delineation of the three-tired alap-jod-jhala distinguished by delicate and subtle “meends” had a caressive impact upon the listeners. «The Hindu, Aug 10»
Palo Alto show a lush garden of painterly delights
The graphic qualities in Sonoma painter Frances McCormack's work have long conflicted with the -- what to call their opposite, caressive? «San Francisco Chronicle, Jul 07»
