10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEPRAVER»
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depraver in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Your Child's Sexual Development
The depraver of children satisfies his desires in very various ways. It will readily
be understood that the progressive paralytic (paralytic dement) will act in one
way, and the true paedophile in another. I shall not, however, discuss these
details ...
2
The Royal Dictionary Abridged ...: French and English. ...
Depravation, .S'. Depravation, To deprave, У. A. Depraver, gâter, corrompre.
Depraved, A. Deprave, Sec, Depraver, Л. Ce/ut ou celle qui gâte\ corrompt y Sec
Dep £ving, S. L%atlion de depraver. Set. У. to deprave, depravation) corruption.
3
The Royal Dictionary: Abridged in Two Parts, I French and ...
Depraver, S. Celui ou celle qui gate, corrompt, Sec. Depraving, S. UaQion de
depraver, &c V. to deprave, depravation, corruption. To deprecate, V. A.
Demander avec inflance qu'une ebofe ne fe faffb pat, Je garantir d'un malheur
par Jet priéret ...
4
Pound/Cummings: The Correspondence of Ezra Pound and E.E. ...
N'est ce pas assez, comme les fleurs etc comme tout ce que 1'homme n'a pu
detourner et depraver a son usage? with due deference a Madame. words of
Teophile's: "Quant aux utilitaires, utopiests, economistes, saint- simonistes et
autres qui ...
5
Dictionary of the Spanish and English Language: Wherein the ...
(Ant.) V. Dtspues. , DEPRAVACI<S M, sf. Depravation, the act of corrupting any
thing or making it bad. DEPRAVADAM£STE, ad. Depravedly. DEPRAVADO, DA,
a. Bad, depraved. DxpRAVAD6n, sm. Depraver, corrupter. [rupt. DEPRAVER, va.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Barretti,
1832
6
The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
To corrupt, vitiate, calumniate : he who corrupts is a depraver; depravement,
depravation, depravedoess, and depravity a corrupt, vitiated state ; depravation is
used by Shakspeare for calumny. We admire the providence of God in the ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington),
1839
7
The new pocket-dictionary of the French and English languages
Depositary, s. depositairc, m. Deposition, deposition, f. Depository, repertoire, m.
Depositum, depot Depravation, depravation, f. deprave, va. depraver, pater D-
praveduess, Dcpravemcnt, s corruption, f. litertinage, vn. Depraver, corrupteur, m.
Thomas Nugent, J. Ouiseau,
1808
8
The royal dictionary abridged in two parts: I. French and ...
Depofued, A. Mis en dépôt, confgné, depofé. Deposition, S. Depofition,
témoignage. Depoûtum, S. Vit dépôt. Depravation, S. Depravation, corruption. To
deprave, V. A. Dépraver, gâter, corrompre. Depraved, A. Dépavé, Sec. Depraver,
S. Celui ...
$reftf f> ^Rrft / DepraVer n. I. Depraving'ly ocfo. Deprav'ity n. Deprecate ( dep'-re-
kat ) [L. deprecatus-l*. de, away & jwecort, to pray. ] v. t. to pray against an evtt ^'ti
f~ « g.ofo.^ to express regret, to disapprove strongly ^ JT^fitRf «?«i, ( q^?5 ) Wlfff ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade,
1996
10
The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Deprava'tion, Deprav'edness, n.s. Deprave'ment, Depra'vity IFr. depraver ; Span,
and Portug. dcpravdr ; K Ital. and Lat. depra- rvaref from de and pra- vus, crooked
. Tocor- , nipt, , vitiate, calumniate : he who corrupts is a depraver; depravement ...