10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPROVABLY»
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improvably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
improvably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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An Attempt to Render the Pronunciation of the English ...
... 24 I impotency, 218 impositently, 218 impracticable, 229 imprecation, 244
imprecatory, 26: impress, i 5 7 impression, 195 improbability, 291 improperly, 227
impropriation, 279 impropriety, 276 improvableness, 225 improvably, 22 5
improve, ...
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
1. That may be used to advantage, lT$Kfta pT H4J#J, "SISaiHi; 2. Advantageous,
jflj/fj Innrovab eness, (Im-proov'-i-bl-nes) n. The state of being improvable, "gj^fclfj
. Improvably. (im-proov'-i-ble) arf». In a ma iner that admits of improvement.
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The Rhyming Dictionary of the English Language: In which the ...
words in " Johnson's Dictionary," we find the a so often omitted as to make it very
doubtful whether these words are an exception to the general rule or not, for thus
they stand — Improeable Iiwprovciblemss Improvably Approvable The ...
John Walker, John Longmuir,
1902
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Der. improvable, improvably, improvableness, improvingly, improvement, Bacon,
Essay34, OfRiches. IMPROVIDENT, not provident. (L.) In Shak. 1Hen. VI,ii.1. 58.
From Im (4) and Provident; see Provide. Der. improvidently, improvidence.
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The Electrician Electrical Trades Directory and Handbook
London Imbcrico London Immtach Hampton Impact London Impcl London
Imperial Continental London Imperwwablc London Impervi-ous Birmingham
Important London Improvably London Iiiacceesua London Carruthers (J. H.) 3;
Co ...
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The Ladies' Lexicon and Parlour Companion: Containing Nearly ...
IMPROPER. adj. Not well adaptel , unqualified. adv. improperly : &. impropriely,
pi. improprieties. IMPROVABLE. adj. Capable of improvement. s. improbabilily:
adf. improvably. IMPROVE. v. To advance nearer to perfection. pr. par. improving,
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A practical grammar of English pronunciation: on plain and ...
Proveable, improveable, reproveable, unimproveable, un-. improveableness,
moveable, moveably, moveableness, unre- moveable, unremoveably. ,„ In the
following, it is omitted. Re provable, improvable, improvableness, improvably, ap-
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Benjamin Humphrey Smart,
1810
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The Phonographic Dictionary: Containing the Reporting ...
... Impressment Imprimis Imprint Imprison Imprisoned Imprisonment Improbability
Improbable-y Impromptu Improper Improperly Impropriety Improvability [
lmprovable Im provableness Improvably Improve Improvement Improvidence
Improvident ...
Benn Pitman, Jerome Bird Howard,
1890
... Unimproveableness Proveable Irreproveable Unreproveable JJnimproveable f
Reprovable Improvable Improvablenesa Improvably Approvable Approvance
Moveable Moveably ( Eemovdble Moveableness - < Irremovable Unrenwveable
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John Walker, John Longmuir,
1865
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Улучшимо, ad. improvably. YAy'iuii/imocri., improvability. Yayauiiazvibii'a, a.
improvable. Yabiöa'nie, n. smiling. ' Улыбёться, 57, ynbiöi-iy'rbcfi, as, r. to smile,
to gire a smile. YJliÃiÖKa, a smile. YJLis'iôlii/ißbii'f'ißsmiling, Smirking. Ynhpr'ma
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