10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INEXPIABLY»
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
Wuntof expenmeutal knowledge. ^experienced, ln-eks-pi-ii-enst, adj. Not
experienced. Inexpert, in-eks-pertj adj. Unskilful, unskilled. Inexpiable, ?n-eks-pe
-a-bl, adj. Not to be atoned, not to be mollified by atonement. Inexpiably, in-eks^
pc-a-bli, ...
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The Monthly Repertory of English Literature, ... Or an ...
... happened in the days of the reigning family, the royal tombs would have been
thought absolutely desecrated, perhaps inexpiably polluted: while the mere idea
of making a model of these seclusions, of: copying their figures, painting them in
...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
INEXPIABLY, adv. See Inexpiable. INEXPLAINABLE, adj. Do-mhineachaidh.
INEXPLICABLE, adj. Do-mhlneachaidh, do-shoilleireachaidh.
INEXPLICABLENESS, s. doirbheachd. INEXPLICABLY, adv. See IneXplicable.
INEXPLORABLE, adj.
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Galignani's Repertory Or Literary Gazette and Journal of the ...
... priestly order, not attendants on royalty, happened in the days of the reigning
family, the royal tombs would have been thought absolutely desecrated, perhaps
inexpiably polluted: while the -mere idea of making-a model of these seclusions,
...
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View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages
The animosity of the Parisians and CalMm of the the duke of Burgundy against
the Armagnac party success of tua still continued, mingled in the former with
dread Ene'll~b" of the king's return, whom they judged themselves to have
inexpiably ...
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View of the state of Europe during the Middle ages. 2 vols. ...
The animosity of the Parisians and ouhe &£- the duke of Burgundy against the
Armagnac party Ihh- still continued, mingled in the former with dread of the king's
return, whom they judged themselves to have inexpiably offended. The war had ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
See Expert. Der. inexpertly, ness. INEXPIABLE,that cannot be expiated. (F.—L.)
InLevins; and inMilton, Samson,839.—MF. inexpiable (Supp.to Godefroy).—L.
inexpiābilis.—L. in, not; and expiābilis. See Expiate. Der.inexpiably,
inexpiableness ...
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The Ladies' Lexicon, and Parlour Companion ...: Being Also ...
Want of experimental knowledge.. part. adj. inexperienced. INEXPERT'. adj.
Unskilfui. adv. inexpertly. INEXPIABLE. adj. Not to be atoned. adv. inexpiably.
INEX'PLICABLE. adj. Incapable of being explained. adv. inexplicably: s.
inexplicability.
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The Works of the Right Honourable Wentworth Dillon, Earl of ...
Excurfions are inexpiably bad; And 'tis much fafer to leave out than add. Abllrufe
and mylliclt thoughts you mull exprcfs With painful care, but feeming ealinefs; For
truth fhines brightell through the plainell drefs. Th' [Enean mufe, when fhe ...
Wentworth DILLON (Earl of Roscommon.), 1753
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Literary Criticism of 17th Century England
Excursions are inexpiably Bad,And 'tis much safer to leave out than Add.
Abstruse and Mystick Thoughts you must express With painful Care, but seeming
Easiness; } For Truth shines brightest thro' the plainest Dress. Th' /Enean Muse,
when ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INEXPIABLY»
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Jason Day Prevails At Torrey Pines
He blasted the chip but almost inexpiably the ball stopped just short of the water. “When you win golf tournaments, you have to have a little bit of ... «Pro Golf Now, Feb 15»
From Joy To Despair: A Year In Clare Hurling
They were blitzed early doors as Wexford steamed inexpiably ahead. Clare were all at sea as the yellow bellies found themselves 2-7 to 0-3 in ... «Pundit Arena, Jul 14»
Penn State's athletic director Dave Joyner's tangled legacy
Some people may not agree with that, some do. And that's the way the world works. So if some people inexpiably tie me to that, then that's what ... «Allentown Morning Call, Jul 14»
The Economist exposes its deep-rooted anti-India bias
While The Economist editorial rightly points this out, it inexpiably goes on, saying: “Mr Modi's defenders, and there are many, especially among ... «Niticentral, Apr 14»
What Camus Understood About the Middle East
So now we find ourselves pitted against one another, with each side determined to inflict as much pain as possible on the other, inexpiably. «The New Republic, Aug 13»
