10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCOMMISCIBLE»
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An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary
Incommiscible,. in.lru.rnis'î.bl. a,. anfysgadwy,. anghymmysgadwy Incommode, m.
ku.möd' vt, rhwystro, peri an hyfleusdra, blino Eanghyflëus Incommo ious, in.lm.
1nö (11. ns a, Incommunicable, in.ku.mìi'nî.kâ.bl a, anghyûanadwy; ...
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Experiences between Philosophy and Communication: Engaging ...
tenets of modern epistemology following in the Cartesian wake in which mind
and body, the former interior and inaccessible to others, the latter exterior and
accessible, are, as incommiscible substances, necessarily incommunicado. Here
a ...
Ramsey Eric Ramsey, David James Miller, 2012
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Walker remodelled, a new critical pronouncing dictionary of ...
INCOMMISCIBLE,. Tn'-corji-mV-ci-bl,. 105,. 101 : a. That cannot be commixed, ln'
-com-mia/'-i'ure, (-mtcks'-ture, 147) i. A* state of being unmixed. To INCOMMODE,
in'com-modt", r. «. To give inconvenience to; to molest or disquiet: Tu ...
Benjamin Humphrey Smart, John Walker, 1836
But the Ma;nichean Deity was represented as light itself, pure, spiritual, intelligent
light, incommiscible with matter,immutable and eternal. Immensity, they said,
could not be predicated of this light, for if God were everywhere, and filled all
things ...
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Sacred Literature; comprising a review of the principles of ...
o't'fmg, and, by the very fact of their gerundial form, are kept incommiscible with
the intermediate infinitives, iroipaw'm, and unpavm; which intermediate infinitives,
again, are, from this incommiscibility, referable to the first semi-chorus.
John JEBB (Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe.), 1831
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An English-Welsh pronoucing Dictionary
derbyniadau, rhent, Incommensurable, in.ku.men'shû.râ.bl a, anghymmesuradwy
Incommensurate, in.ku.men'shü.rät о, anghyfeidrol, anghymmesur Incommiscible
, in.ku.mis'i.bl a, anfysg- adwy, anghymmysgadwy Incommode, in.ku.möd' vt, ...
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Theory and Practice of Chirurgical Pharmacy, Comprehending a ...
... which is, that the sul< phur renders the mercury insoluble in water, and
consequently incommiscible with the animal fluids, will equally impede its
exerting its curative, as well as other action, on the habit; or rather prevent its
presence Where ...
INCOMBUSTIBLE. Not combustible; not capable of being burned, decomposed,
or consumed by flre. INCOMMISCIBLE. Not miscible. INCOMPATIBLE. Not
capable of being united in solution without liability to decomposition or other
chemical ...
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
INCOMMISCIBLE. in-kflm-misilbl. a. That can not be commured. [of being
unmixed. INCOMMIXTURE. in-ltiim-miks-'tt'iir, n. The state INCOMMODATE, in-
kornid-dd't, ct. To hinder or INQOMMODE, in-kdm-m8'd, rt. i embarrass without
very great ...
The Boun-Dehesch teaches that Ormuzd existed from the beginning in primal
light, and Ahriman in primal darkness. But the Ma- nichean Deity was
represented as light itself, pure, spiritual, intelligent light, incommiscible with
matter, immutable ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1826
