10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCOMBUSTIBLENESS»
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incombustibleness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
(from ERTUTTF, inrombustiblcj', incombustibleness. “iVm', 8- (from 51W,
incombustible', incombustibleness. swim, a. (from E, priv. and WI, 10 burn',
incombustible. mint, s. (from main, incombustible), incombustibleness. 15min', s. (
from T-IK'lU, ...
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A Dictionary of the Bengalee Language, in which the words ...
W531, s. (from main, incombustible), incombustiblencss. mifigfif, s. (from Iilfiififiq,
incambustible), incombustibleness. :mwlzl, a. (from 15, priv. and ii, to burn),
incombustible. W213], s. (from 151%, incomhustibia), incombustibleness. Ewl'glfi'
, s.
William CAREY (Baptist Missionary.),
1815
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
অদহন*ক্টরত্ব. অদহনশীলত্. * অত্মলর্নায়ত্ব. অপেড়ের্নীয়ত্ | Incombustible, a. অদাহা.
অদাহর্নার. অশেশ্চড়. অপেড়ের্নীর. অজ্বলর্নার I Incombustibleness, n. s. €IWT'U€L
অদাহ্ন'ক্ষীলতা, অজ্বলর্নী রত্ব | Income, n. s. কর. থাজানা. রজৈন্ব. জমা. আর. আমদানি.
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
2. want of connection, incongruity: neo-fhreagarrach, neoaontachail, baoth.
INCOIIEnENTLY, adv. INCOMBUSTIBILITY, s. eantachd. INCOMBUSTIBLE, Neo-
loisgeach, neo-lasanta. INCOMBUSTIBLENESS, a. See Incombustibility.
INCOME, s.
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Critical pronouncing dictionary of the English language: ...
INCOMBUSTIBILITY, Jn-knm-b4s-t!b-!Wt-c, n. The quality of resisting fire.
INCOMBUSTIBLE, In-k4m-bftst:|bl, a. Not to be consumed by fire. [being wasted
bv fire. INCOMBUSTIBLENESS,ln-kum.b4st;|bl-nes,;..Not INCOME, !n-kum, n.
Revenue.
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
দৃহ্টান্ত বা তুলনারাহিত্য I Inco1nbustible,a.€Ifi'T'{'], অদাহর্বার. অত্তপাড়.
অস্ত্রপড়ের্নক্টর. ]৪৪০মে৷প্রো৪ঢাদ্র.প্লেৰু-অড়ুলকৃত্রত্তপ. নিরপমত্রপে.
অৰুপমড়ুদ্ধৃপে, অজ্বলনদয় | তুলনা হর না বা নাই যাহার তন্ডাৰে বা তদ্রপে. অৰুতেমডা
Incombustibleness, n.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen,
1834
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The Canadian Journal ...
... produce all the more effect on their minds because a belief in its
incombustibleness is almost necessarily attached to the idea of the armour, and
the sailors would fancy that they had been deceived. I know quite well what the
remedy will be.
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The American Phonetic Dictionary of the English Language
[hcront manor. Incoherently, In-ko-h£-ront-li, ad. in an inku- Incombustibility, In-
kom-bns-ti-bil-i-ti, n. wont от kombastibiliti. Incombustible, In-kom-bds-ti-bl, a. not
tu be копзцша h\ fir. Incombustibleness, In-kom-bús-ti-bl-nes,* n. in- kombustibiliti
.
Daniel S. Smalley, Alexander John Ellis,
1855
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Der. incombustibleness, incombustibility. INCOME,gain, profit, revenue.(E.)
Properly, the 'comingin,' and hence, accomplishment, fulfilment. ME. income,
comingin; Cursor Mundi, 11127. 'Pain pays the incomeofeach precious thing;'
Shak.
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Elements of Physiophilosophy
They are separated from the ores by their incombustibleness, or, if they have
been already burnt, by their incapacity for reduction. As both of these qualities
are imparted by fire, so the earths are distinguished by their immutability in fire, ...
Lorenz Oken, Alfred Tulk,
1847