10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCOGITANT»
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incogitant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Dimwit's Dictionary: More Than 5,000 Overused Words and ...
... clueless; cretinous; decerebrate; dense; dimwitted; doltish; dull; dumb;
dunderheaded; empty-headed; fatuous; fat-witted; harebrained; hebetudinous;
ignorant; imbecilic; incogitant; insensate; ludicrous; mindless; moronic; muddled;
nescient; ...
Robert Hartwell Fiske, 2006
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Roget's Thesaurus of Words for Intellectuals: Synonyms, ...
Some accuse us of being FECKLESS, but they have no idea how difficult it is to
live a wealth-infused lifestyle. incogitant (in-KOJ-uh-tuhnt). Thoughtless,
inconsiderate. Bill never became accustomed to Ann's continual INCOGITANT
acts.
David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, 2011
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
INCOAGUABLE, Do-thiughnchaidh, neo-shlamanach, do-bhinntichte. INCOG,
adv. Gu folaichte, gu diomhair, gu neo-aithnichte. INCOGITABLE, adj. Neo-
smuainteachail. INCOGITANCY, s. Di-smuaine. INCOGITANT, adj. Neo-
smuainteach ...
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Discourse of the Nature of Sin, and the Efficacy of ...
Hltherto, in the former part of the Parable, in the person osa light incogitant young
Man, we have seen the deplorable effects of Rashness and Folly, Pride and
Curiosity, Insolence and Disobedience, how they work jointly and seven-ally, ...
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The works of the learned Benjamin Whichcote ...
Now sinners, who are called evil-doers and workers of iniquity, they fail in all
these duties : for they are either ignorant and inapprehensive, or else careless
and incogitant ; or else vainly fraught and pos- fest ; or wilful and presumptuous.
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Celtic Linguistics, 1700-1850: pt. 3. A postscript to the ...
Incogitant or Thoughtless ; Anyallus ; Aloois- tos ; Incogitans. ... incogitant are
from in-cogitans, and thoughtless from thought-less ; see the several parts of
these compounds* Inconstant or Uneven ; Anwastad ; Astatos ; Inquietus These
are ...
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THE Gentleman's Magazine. AND Hiftorical Chronicle. VOLUME ...
What Mr thorrsty ob- whole tribe of commentators criticks, serves of that seen by
him in 1710, and' translators, and poets, the incogitant and saention'd Pbihl.
Transit.. N° 331. is, ab/urd Savins and Rustas, the incogitant true with respect to
this, ...
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
Men are careless and incogitant, and slip into the pit of destruction before they
are aware. Goodman, Winl. Ev. Conf. P. ii. Inco'gitantly.* adv. [from incogitant.]
Without consideration. Some — do not imprudently or incogilantly refer the
prayers ...
His 'ridiculous adversary' was (among other choice epithets) an idiot, an odious
fool, an illiterate and arrogant presumer, a mongrel, a most incogitant woodcock,
a brain- worm, a caitiff, an unswilled hogshead, and a phlegmy clod. Milton had ...
William Riley Parker, Gordon Campbell, 1996
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An Essay for a machine of perpetual motion
... and Rest, for the rest-oEtlied-irst -MOV6DZS-1 easa'ntctAEkion, self-existent
and Independentq os the second,'; xistentgcogitant, Dependent; of the third,
swhichis Matter- Exi-stent, 'Moving, Incogitant, Dependent; fouistbefirstMover be
inrest, ...
Robert STEWART (Minister of the Gospel.), 1709
