10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DUBITANCY»
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dubitancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dubitancy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Journal of Philosophy
In phrases such as "I am in doubt as to whether or not . . . ," or "The point in doubt
is whether or not . . . ," "doubt" has approximately the meaning for which I have
just proposed "dubitancy." But in the more frequent cases where "doubt" is ...
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Truth, knowledge and causation
Dubitancy will thus be the exactly middle degree of doubt. The diagram (below)
represents the various degrees of inclination to believe by the various positions
above the horizontal of a pointer revolving about the point P. The various arcs ...
... the .critjc and the philologist from the great business of theology, and favoured
habits of speculation and dubitancy, which, when applied lot-he'suly'ecls of
Revelation, have destroyed the simplicity and 'weakened the assurance of faith ?
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... through its ability to absorb and adapt generally accepted ideas. Some "
fundamentalists," rejecting Darwin, persist; and President Reagan has admitted a
measure of dubitancy. ker VII: harm, destroy, Gk, Kor: goddess of death, keraunos
:.
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
Mahomet himself, from whose lips alone any satisfactory statement of the mental
process could have been gained, was reserved, if not entirely silent, on the
subject. It is likely that the painful season of perturbation and dubitancy ...
6
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
... সদ্দেহবিশিন্ট, অস্থির, অনিদ্ধা Due, 1111- ঠিকরপে, বরাবররূপে, সেক্রোঙ্গোঅি বা
যযোর্থারূপে, ফ Dubitancy, 11, ৪. সন্দেহ্, অনিশ্চয়ত্, অক্টন্থর্যা, নিশ্চররক্টহিত্য, অ
Due,n.e. পাওনা, দেনা, ঋণ, 111,111 ম্বার্থা ম্বাধিকার, অধি Ducal, <1.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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The miscellaneous theological works of Henry Hammond. To ...
Only our stupid, undisciplined, absurd, illogical hearts have the skill to avoid it,
running headlong and wilfully after the old impurities, even then when they are
most fully without all dubitancy resolved that all the joys of heaven are forfeited by
...
Henry Hammond, Nicholas Pocock, 1849
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
Doubtful. DUBIOUSLY, du'b-£us-lc, ail. Uncertainly. DUBIOUSNESS, dfi'b-yus-
nes, n. Uncertainty. DUBITABLE, duiblt-ibl, a. Doubtful. DUBITANCY, du*!t-an-se,
n. Uncertainty. DUBITATION,'duiblt-a-shon,B. The act of doubting. DUCAL, du^
kal ...
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For the Term of His Natural Life
Hewalks with theair ofa minister of state on the eveof a vacant garter, hoping,
wondering, fearing, and dignified even inhis dubitancy.Iam as flippantas a
schoolgirl concerning this fatuous official, and yet—Heaven knows—I feel deeply
enough ...
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An Analysis of the Principal Duties of Social Life: Written ...
The reason is, that by too fatal an experience, we are all convinced of the
blindness of self-judgment. The method of winning assent, is less by an eloquent
display of reasoning and argumentation, than by a dubitancy (if one may so
express it) ...
