10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GROPINGLY»
Discover the use of
gropingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gropingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Modernity at Sea: Melville, Marx, Conrad in Crisis
He didn't though; he only released his grip"; "[o]ur eyes met; several seconds
elapsed, till, our glances still mingled"; "[o]ur hands met gropingly, lingered united
in a steady, motionless clasp for a second"; and so on. For whose glances "
mingle" ...
2
Basque-English, English-Basque Dictionary
... adj. blinding. itsuidazkera n Braille, method of writing used by the blind. itsu-
itsuka adv. gropingly, blindly, n blind man's bluff (children's game). itsuka adv
gropingly, blindly, itsukeria n blindness, stubbornness. obstinacy. itsuketa n
confusion, ...
3
Chambers's etymological dictionary of the English language, ...
gropingly, grGplng-li, adv., in a groping manner. Grosbeak, same as Groiibeak. .
Qrosw, gros, adj., solid, fat ; coarse : rough : great : palpable : whole ; coarse in
mind ; stupid ; sensual ; obscene. — ft. the main bulk ; the whole taken together; ...
Chambers W. and R., ltd, Andrew Findlater, James Donald (F.R.G.S.), 1867
4
Chambers's Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
gropingly. groptngfy, grOplng-li, adv., in a groping manner. Grosbeak, same as
Grosabeak. . Ones, grOs, o^r., solid, fat; coarse : rough : great : palpable : whole ;
coarse in mind ; stupid ; sensual ; obscene. — n. the main bulk; the whole taken ...
5
Chamber's Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
gropingly. 1"рВДт. gröplng-li, adv., in a groping mattner. Grabéis, same as
Groubeas. Огш, gris, «»Л-., solid, fat ; coarse: rough : great : palpable : whole ;
coarse in mind ; stupid ; sensual ; obscene. — n. the main bulk ; the whole taken
...
James Donald, William Chambers, 1868
6
The Complete Essays of Montaigne
Let us consider through what clouds and how gropingly we are led to the
knowledge of most of the things that are right in our hands; assuredly we shall
find that it is rather familiarity than knowledge that takes away their strangeness,
BBut no ...
Michel de Montaigne, 1958
7
On the Wings of Hope: Prose
Gropingly, literally gropingly, in total darkness did men crawl their ways to a
greater and wonderful knowledge ... many still wander in a fog of negation - but
their numbers are growing short with each passing day. Just like every schoolboy
...
8
Selection Theory and Social Construction: The Evolutionary ...
"The natural selection epistemology here offered has one special analytic feature
: if one is expanding knowledge beyond what one knows, one has no choice but
to explore without benefit of wisdom (gropingly, blindly, stupidly, haphazardly).
Cecilia Heyes, David L. Hull, 2001
9
Basque-English Dictionary
Cf. itsualdi. itsumendu (L) n. obstinance, stubbornness, obsession. Cf. itsumen.
itsumustu (B,G,LN,U) n. blinding, obfuscation. itsumustuan (B,G,11) adv. blindly,
gropingly. Gaua iluna zen eta itsumustuan ibili ginen. The night was dark and we
...
Gropingly, the boy moved from stone to stone of the path. Gropingly, as if his eyes
were full of sweat, the old man followed him. Once the boy fell completely. Once
the old man tripped on a stone and fell heavily to the ground. The people of the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GROPINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
gropingly is used in the context of the following news items.
ITF's ambitious strategy to plug skills gap in industries
The consequence of this is that many technical skills needed for the country's industrialisation are either imported or gropingly sought in the ... «BusinessDay, Jun 15»
No better time than now for Morrisons' Potts to put his foot on the pedal
... chance than he does now to gain ground because the embattled market leader, Tesco, is itself still only gropingly feeling its way forward. «Retail Week, Jun 15»
Secret Regency snogs: a guide to furtive love (and other naughty …
Something more gropingly “actual” is hinted at by “making”. Twenty years ago, Terry Castle kicked over a hornet's nest with a smart article in the ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Even Cinderella was better off than Sierra Leone Ebola orphans
The fact that the state is only finding out now – gropingly – means the kids can be missed out on or the figures can be bloated in a country ... «Politico SL News, May 15»
'Girls' season 4, episode 4 review: 'Cubbies'
Both do a fine job, mind you, and while Kaplan's writing occasionally helps bring life back into this gropingly tired program, neither quite gives ... «TheCelebrityCafe.com, Feb 15»
Film review: Taken 3
... case studies in implausibly engaging action heroes – leaves Forest Whitaker's gropingly inept inspector to painstakingly connect the dots. «The National, Jan 15»
Pope John Paul II address to Asian Bishops' Conferences
... everything that it is gropingly searching for concerning God, man and his destiny, life and death, and truth” (Paul VI, Evangelii Nuntiandi, 53). «Inquirer.net, Jan 15»
The 'Anna Karenina' on Your Shelf
... of interior monologue—a kind of stream of moral consciousness—in which these figures gropingly try to make sense of the vicissitudes of “life ... «Wall Street Journal, Nov 14»
It's Time To Discover The "Neglected Master" Of Science Fiction
He braced himself, searched his memory gropingly. He knew the root-language…. "I come—from a distant land," Mason said slowly, tentatively, eyeing the great ... «io9, Sep 14»
Geoffrey Hill: poetry should be shocking and surprising
Hill says he “put perfectly what I've been trying to say gropingly and inadequately for years. The idea that you write to express yourself seems to ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 13»
