10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXTIRPABLE»
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extirpable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
extirpable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
2lu5VDttCil, >• »□ Я i. i) to root out, to exterminate- to eradicate, to extirpate,
îluijurt't ten , |id) laffenb, extirpable. 2iusr otter, '"• (-«, J»*--) one «ho roots out,
extirpator, exterminator. 2luSrO ttUtlfl, J- «termination, extirpation, [extermination.
Christoph Friedrich Grieb, 1863
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The North American Review
Thus we find, forgivable, deprivable, unpleadable, bewailable, devisable,
enjoyable, extirpable, and a multitude more. Again words terminating in fid,
denoting abundance or excess, constitute a considerable addition to this
dictionary. Among ...
Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, 1828
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
বিনাশ', মাশ, ঊচ্ছিন্নকরণ, 'হানি, ক্ষয়ু', Extirpable, a. উৎপটির্নীয়,
নির্টঙ্গুলকরট্টণ্যপয়ুক্ত, বিনা'ণ্য,উহিচু To Extirpate, v. a. Lat. সমূংলন্টুৎ পাটন-কৃ.
ঊচ্ছিম্ন-কৃ. ভুটু-কৃ, Exirflction,. Extendlessness, n. s. অর্নীমক ধূদ্বি, অপরিমাপক
ৰুদ্বি বা বি ET?
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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Los grandes problemas de México. Tomo 16. Culturas e identidades
“Anomalía extirpable” en las regiones del integrismo, a los protestantes les
corresponden los márgenes que no alcanzan siquiera el nivel de la “nación
alternativa”. Esto, forzosamente, define estrictamente lo nacional, lo propio del
país ...
Roberto Blancarte, coordinador
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Henry VII's Relations with Scotland and Ireland 1485–1498
... gentylmen of great power marchors & Rebelles of the same etc / And likewise
where the coen ' weale of the said lande was abused by extirpable custume that
the kinges Subiectes having landes and Rentes within the marches 8c borders of
...
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Silva: Or , a Discourse of Forest-trees. Terra, a ...
... blended with Melt-dust, or purified and decay'd Corn reduc*d to Meal 5 so is
the Dust of old Furze-husher, (in fDevonjhir'e call'd Drefl; ) but this last should not
be taken in Seedtime, lest it infect the Ground with a Plant not easily extirpable.
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The New Monthly Magazine
... censures, but that my heart pardons, from the consciousness of its own
weakness." We should all do well to reflect on the frailty of man, if it led us more
readily to forgive his faults, and cherish his virtues ; — the one, alas ! are in-
extirpable, ...
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Cultural Studies and Political Theory
Moreover, the propensity to evil of the will is often not "extirpable" by will power
alone. The source of this propensity is "inscrutable" to the agent, and "yet at the
same time it must be possible to overcome 27 THE WILL, CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT.
For instance), jhe following, forgivable, deprivable, unpleadable, bewailable^
Heritable, and extirpable, and a multitude more.Again, words terminating in Jul,
denoting abundance or excess, constitute a considerable addition to the latter ...
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A Philosophical Discourse of Earth
... is Earth blended with Malt-dujl, or putrified antf decay'd Corn reduc'd to Meal; fo
is the duft of old Fur-bufhes^ (in Devonfoire call'd Drefi ; jf but this laft fhould not
be taken in Seed-time, left it infect the Ground with a Plant not eafily extirpable.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXTIRPABLE»
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extirpable is used in the context of the following news items.
Lenvatinib aumenta significativamente la supervivencia libre de …
... de células renales no extirpable avanzado o metastásico. En la actualidad no existe ningún tratamiento de combinación aprobado para esta ... «PR Newswire, Jun 15»
Sirtex Reporta Resultados Preliminares del Estudio SIRFLOX
... quimioterapia sistémico de primera línea para el tratamiento del cáncer colorrectal metastásico (CCRm) no extirpable no genera una mejora ... «PR Newswire, Mar 15»
Extirpan un tumor casi inoperable gracias a la ayuda de una …
... duro se diseñó los vasos sanguíneos, riñones y columna vertebral, la parte "intocable", y con un resina blanda se hizo el tumor extirpable. «ABC.es, Jul 14»
