10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISAFFECTEDNESS»
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disaffectedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the English ...
... inconvenience Disaffected, dis-af-ffek'tfid. part. a. not disposed to zeal or
affection Disaffectedly, dls-af-tek'ted-le. ad. after a disaffected manner
Disaffectedness, dls-af-fekled-nes. s. the quality of being disaffected Disaffection,
dls-if-ffek'sbfin.
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Deconstructing Service-learning: Research Exploring Context, ...
One of the root causes for disaffectedness among youth includes lack of
monetary resources caused either by downturns in the economy or the dramatic
increases in single parent families, with nearly 13.3 million (19%) of U. S.
children living ...
Shelley Billig, Janet Eyler, 2003
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
[=F. affected manner. acidity; free from acid; neutralize the acid desavantageux =
Sp. desveniajoso = Pg. desvan- disaffectedness (dis-a-fek'ted-nes), n, tajoso = It.
svantaggioso ; as dis- priv. + ad- state of being disaffected. vantageous.] 1.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Dead Do Not Improve: A Novel
Hailed as The Awl’s 2012’s novel to anticipate, this glorious debut stars hippie detectives, a singular city, and an MFA student on the run.
... I incline to the belief that this division between the people of the Colonies was
more nearly even than has been generally assumed ; and that the issue of the
struggle was the result of mismanagement and disaffectedness in England,
rather ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
mewB modd diserch, yn anghariadus Disaffectedness, dis-aff-fiect'-ed-nes, ».
anghariad, angharedigrwydd, anserch Disaffection, dis-aff -ffec'-shyn, ». anfodd-
lonedd, anghariad, anserch, anhoffedd, diserchiad, anserchiad, anghywiredd ...
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General history of the world: from the earliest times until ...
No royalist dared any more to fill such a dangerous office; the pure
constitutionalists were also afraid to enter the ministry, since the disaffectedness
of the court would prevent them from doing good. The monarch therefore saw
himself forced to ...
Carl von Rotteck, Frederick. and tr Jones, 1842
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Lady Knight's Letters from France and Italy, 1776-1795
They have a conversazione on a Thursday, at which the Hippisleys, Cicciaporcis,
1 and a fine set meet I know none of them beyond a curtsey, except Mrs. Canning
, who, poor woman, is only a devotee, and leaves the disaffectedness to her ...
Lady Phillipina Deane Knight, Lady Elizabeth Douglas Fuller-Eliott-Drake, Elizabeth Heathcote Drake, 1905
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... ged disacknowledging Disadvantage disadvantaged disadvantaging
disadvantageous disadvan tageously disadvantageousness Disaffect disaffected
disaffecting disaffectedly disaffectedness disaffection Disaffi rm disaffirmed \
disaffirming ...
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The Ladies' Lexicon, and Parlour Companion ...: Being Also ...
Not disposed to zeal or affection ; disloyai. adv. disaffectedly : s. disaffectedness,
disaffection. DISAFFIRM'. v. To contradict. pr par. disaffirming; past, disaffirmed: s.
disaffirmance. DISAGREE'. v. To differ; to be in a state of opposition. pr. par. dis ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISAFFECTEDNESS»
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Ellis' dialogue is, as ever, on point. It's a tricky thing to nail sardonicism and disaffectedness in a way that is genuinely sardonic and disaffected. «Comicosity, May 15»
We've Hit Peak Badass. It's Gotta Stop.
Noting that while badass denotes confidence, it most commonly “implies toughness and disaffectedness.” She quotes McClelland as being ... «Daily Beast, May 15»
On Being a Badass
But McClelland is right that, as it's most commonly used, badass implies both toughness and disaffectedness. It's rare to look at someone ... «New York Magazine, Mar 15»
Watch A Young Amy Poehler Rap In This Failed 20-Year-Old TV Pilot
The pilot title and approach are obviously a parody of MTV and its in-your-face disaffectedness, with Poehler playing an RV VJ, and the premise seems to be that ... «Cinema Blend, Feb 15»
The Obama Malaise
They blame everybody else for that, but it still manifests itself in a state of malaise, unhappiness, disaffectedness. And it never will work. «RushLimbaugh.com, Dec 14»
Shortlist album reviews: October 24-30
On Jamie T's first two albums, the London upstart demonstrated a pedigree of British disaffectedness through street-smart rhymes, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Oct 14»
Film Review: Me and You
You are largely made to guess at the source of Antipori's disaffectedness—or is he just an obstinate spoiled brat?—while she, God help us, ... «Film Journal, Jul 14»
Nirvana Redeems the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony
... its own induction), and about how Nirvana's music blasted through late-eighties disaffectedness with “crystalline, nuclear rage” and showed a ... «New Yorker, Apr 14»
The 21 greatest teen movies
Brando was 29 years old when he starred in Laslo Benedek's biker drama, but he came to embody the cool disaffectedness of this new ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 14»
10 Fictional Characters Who Just Might Be Psychopaths, And Why …
Regardless, he's certainly impulsive and thirsts for adventure. Sherlock is easy to like; he uses his disaffectedness to solve crimes, and is darn ... «Huffington Post, Mar 14»
