10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDIGNLY»
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Reflections, meditations, and prayers (with Gospel harmony) ...
... how many swords pierced thy soul, while, standing close by His Cross, thou
sawest thy dear Son and Saviour, thus indignly used, thus stripped, thus
stretched, thus nailed, thus bleeding, thus dying, thus pierced ! how wert thou
crucified with ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
INDIGNLY, adv. See Indign. INDIGNANCE, INDIGNANCY, 'INDIGNANT, adj.
Feargach, diombach, tarcuiseach. INDIGNANTLY, adv. See Indignant.
INDIGNATIoN, s. I. Anger mingled with contempt, or disgust: fearg, corruich, fearg
-thamailt.
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The Whole Works: ¬A commentary on the Acts of the apostles, ...
... that, in human society, are the ties of love,—-virtue and alliance; and so
indignly used him, that he found no way to regain his love, nor any better to avoid
his hate, than to murder himself with his own hands. Claudia, the daughter of
Silanus, ...
John Lightfoot, John Rogers Pitman, 1823
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An Easy and Compendious Introduction for Reading All Sorts ...
Till his servants confpir'd and slew him in his own house, which she People took
so indignly, that the Traitor: had quickly what they deserved. And A ' 16. J o s I a H
his Sonne was made Kingin his steed, of whom too much good cannot be ...
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The Secret Corresponding Vocabulary Adapted for Use to ...
... Indignant 8 bly 8 Indomptable 9 finitude 9 Indevote 9 nation 9 ted 9 Indorse ed
1530 Indehiscent 1580 ed 1630 nify 1680 1ndlssohnbility 1730 ee 1 Indeliberate
1 tion l nity l ble 1 ment 2 y 2 vout 2 Indignly 2 bleness 2 er 3 Indelibility 3 voutly ...
Francis Ormond Jonathan SMITH, 1845
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A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
CHAP. >ct<isi1£® _.*.:'_*I '- Of Gentian. '3 . i zli' G Entr'an is, not undeservedly
extolled, nor yet indignly am:- i minated after Gemini King of Ijhm'um; for irisa
most solemningatour of pestilence, destroyer of :.putretndt>', and antidot'e' ss/
againfi ...
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A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages, orig. ...
Indignation) anger mingled with contempt or disgust. Con indignacion,
Indignantly. ludignado, da, a. and pp. of Indignar, Provoked, teased; indignant,
angry. Indignamente, ad. Unworthily, indignly. Iudignante, pa. Indignant; irritating.
Indignar ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marc' Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1862
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The Works of the Right Reverend Father in God, Joseph Hall: ...
... more caute— lous decree, for the marriage of ecclesiastical persons, let me be
condemned as faithless: a place, I grant, miserably handled by our adversaries;
and, because they cannot blemish it enough, indignly torn out of the Councils.
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
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The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Indignly, in-dlne'lé. ad. unworthily. Bp. Hall. Indjguance, in-diig'ninse. [.9.
indignation. Indignimcy. in-d g'nin-st. J _Spens. Indignant, in-dlg'n.-int. a. anew.
raging, inflamed. Arb. Indig-nation, indig-rii'shZin. .9. anger mingled with
oontemglt. Clar.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
DiGif— us, a. worthy : as, indig'niiy, umrorthy treatment ; dig'nify, to make worthy, (
to advance, to honour) condign', a. dig'nity, n. indignly, ad. coadign'Xy, ad. dig'
nitaxy, n. indig'na.nce, n. condign'ness, n. disdain', v. Sin. indig'nity, n. deign, ...
