10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CULPABLENESS»
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culpableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
CUDBEAR—. CULDEES. CULEX—. CULPABLENESS. return to the moutli from
the first stomach to be rechewed. Cudbear, kndT>are, s. (after a Mr. Cnthbert,
who first used it.) The lichen Lecanora tartarea, used in dyeing woollen purple.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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The Millennial Harbinger ...
but. negatively. from. the. culpableness. of. its. neglect. 4. "Never,. surely, did
Luther more seriously err and ofi'end than when he ejected the Book of
Revelation from the canon of Scripture, or Calvin act more* unwisely than when
he withheld ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
CULPABLENESS, kul'na-bl-nea, ». Blame, guilt. CULPABLY, kil'pi-ble, ad.
Blameably, criminally. CULPRIT, к fil 'prit, s. A man arraigned before hisjudt-e.
CULTER, kul'tur, ». The iron of the plough perpendicular to the share. — See
Coulter.
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A Copious and Critical English-Latin Lexicon
I deny my culpableness, non sum reprehendendue. / deny the culpableness of
this, hoc nthil In se habet, quod reprehendí posait Who dot» not gee at once the
culpablcness of this act ? quienon videt, hoc tue in us pœnâ dignum or hoc
facinue ...
Joseph Esmond Riddle, Karl Ernst Georges, Thomas Kerchever Arnold, 1856
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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous Or Parallel ...
Culpability, n. Guiltiness, guilt, cul- pableness, blame, sinfulness, criminality.
Culpable, a. Blamable, censurable, reprehensible, faulty, blameworthy.
Culpableness, n. Guiltiness, culpability. Culprit, n. Criminal, malefactor,
delinquent, felon. Cult ...
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The Female Instructor; Or, Young Woman's Companion: Being a ...
... a conduct excite in every female breast——to give honoureagid dignity to her
husband? Let men but begin the reformation, and I will be accountable for the
right behaviour of the generality of your sex. Nevertheless, the culpableness of
man ...
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An English and Danish Dictionary ...
7'. at reyst, ojstlge til de: damfle. CULM'NAT'ON, Sed. r ' ing, apstljgelse til (let hie/
Ye. CU LPAB LE, Adj. flyldig, Iqste/igx lastwzra'lg. CULPABLENESS, Sub.
lastellgbed, [t-st-verelig/aed. CU LPRI'] ', Sub. 'Hide-der, &tshy/J! for en misgierm'
.
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The Works of William E. Channing
I must indeed ascribe much culpableness to the body of slave-holders, just as I
see much to blame in political parties ; but do I therefore set down all the
members of these classes as unprincipled men ? The injustice, criminality,
inhumanity of a ...
William Ellery Channing, 1848
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The Female Instructor; Or, Young Woman's Companion: Being a ...
... reformation, and I will be accountable for the right behaviour of the generality of
your sex. Nevertheless, the culpableness of man will not excuse the folly of
woman; and this piece of advice, from a real friend, the ladies will do well to
observe ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
Sedrsa guail. CULMEN, s. See Summit. CULI'ABILITY, s. Coireachd, ciontachd.
CULPABLE, Ciontach, coireach, lochdach. CULPABLENESS. See Culpability.
CULPABLY, adv. See Culpable. CULPIuT, s. Ciontach, priosanach, an coireach.
