10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOGMATISER»
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dogmatiser in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dogmatiser and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Women Writers in Pre-revolutionary France: Strategies of ...
Yet his phrase "dogmatiser avec 1'aplomb d'un predicateur" is depricating. The
verb dogmatiser, can mean simply "e'tablit des dogmes," or "enseigner une
doctrine religieuse ou philosophique" [establish dogmas, or teach a religious or ...
Colette H. Winn, Donna Kuizenga, 1997
2
A New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English Language ...
—colly Dogmatiser, vn. to * teach magisterially ; to dogmatise Dugmatiseur, sm. a
dogmatiser DtJgmatiste, dogmatist Dogme, dogmu, tenet D"gue, a mastiff"
Doguin, e. s. whelp of a maRtiff\ Doigt, sm. a finger ; claw ; digit ' — — du pié, a
toe ...
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English Languages
cally Dogmatiser, vn. to* teach magis~ terially; to dogmatise Dogmatise ur, sm. a
dogmatiser Dogmatiste, dogmatist Dogme, dogma, tenet Dogue, a mastiff Doguin
,e. s. whelp of a mastiff Doigt, sm. a. finger; claw; digit ill! pit, a toe Doigtier, sm.
4
Switzerland; Or, A Journal of a Tour and Residence in that ...
260 rousseau's emile. terdicted to him. The civil authority is then to deal with him
as the case may require." Nothing of all this has been done. The friends of the
magistrates replied, that the old law against dogmatiser» could only apply to
those ...
5
Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
DoGHATiQ,UEBiENT,ddg-ma-tIk-mèn,adv. dopnatically. Dogmatiser, dog-ma-ll-
za, v. n. to dogmatise. Dogmatiskur, dôg-mà-tl-zêur, s. m. dogmatiser. Dogmatists,
dôg-ma-list, s. m. dogmatist. Dogme, dogm, s. in. dogma, tenet, doctrine. Dogre ...
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1835
6
Boyer's Royal Dictionary Abridged: In Two Parts ... ...
)omestiquf, t. m. (au famille-) one's chief magistrate of Уеягсе und Gemía,
Dogmatique, л. dogmatical. servilely ; familiarly. Domicile, t. m. ilmnii.il, dialling,
abode, habitation. Dogmatiquement, adv. dogmuti- catty. Dogmatiser, v.a.l.to
dogmatise.
Abel Boyer, William Gardiner, 1814
7
Diamond pocket dictionary of the French language
tint, dogmatiser Dogme, tm. dogma ; tenet : principle Dogre, fas. та. Dutch dogger
-b.,at Dogue, tm. a m .miff or hull-dog Dogues d'amure, ma. hules of the eh entree
* Doguin, e, ». whelp oí a mastiff Doiut, [dou-wa] m. a finger ; claw ; digit — du ...
8
Containing the Italian before the English and the French
1 ib^Kseméute, ad. sorrowfully, douloureusement ' Domàhilr, tnntü 'не,
domptable &Jgtivso,àa; a. sorrowful, triste, aitligé 1)<*гтч,«. m. a dogma, dogme
Itogœàtico, ca ; d. dogmatic, dogmatique ^çmatuzârc, v. a., to dogmatize,
dogmatiser ...
Ferdinando Bottarelli, 1805
9
The new pocket-dictionary of the French and English languages
ticolly Dogmatiser, tm. te leach magisterially ; to dogmatise ^ogmatiieiir, sm. a.
dogmatiser 1* finaliste, dogmatist 1**дце, dogma; lend !>>gre-uot, tm. a
Uutehdogger Dogue, a dog, a ma Jiff liogues d'ammc, the heles in th chess-tttes -
- deçuor, ...
Thomas Nugent, J. Ouiseau, 1808
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The Royal Dictionary, French and English, and English and ...
Dogmatiseur, S. M. (celui qui dogmatize,) a Dogmatiser- DOGME, S. M. (maxime
de religion ou de science,) a Dogma, a 7enet, or Tcnent, Dollrine. DOGUE, S. M.
s chien courageux dont on se sert pour faire des combits contre des taureaux, ...
