10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRRECLAIMABLY»
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A Dictionary of the English Language ...
IRRECLAIMABLY. 234. ISOMERIC. LR'RE-CI.AIM'A-BLY, adv. In an irreclaimable
manner. lR-R£tV<iN-</iL'A-BJ.E, a. Incapable of toeing reconciled, appeased, or
made to harmonize. Svx. —Incongruous ; incompatible \ In con •!> ...
Noah Webster, William Greenleaf Webster, William Adolphus Wheeler, 1878
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Reports of the Parliamentary Committee of the Loyal Repeal ...
officer's name. general observations. and rewards for good conduct should be
established. Forfeiture of portion of pension for offences should be inflicted, and
there should be more frequent dismissals of the irreclaimably bad men. Major-
Gen.
Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland. Parliamentary Committee, 1845
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The Home and Foreign Record of the Free Church of Scotland
He has shewn that Africa, instead of being irreclaimably waste, and its people
irreclaimably savage, is, its border once crossed, a fine country, rivalling many
parts of Europe and Asia in the fertility of its soil and the salubrity of its climate,
and ...
Free Church of Scotland, 1857
Negroes and American Indians are irreclaimably wild in their natures. 'Tis true
they may be tamed, and kept tame, so long as they are in the society and under
the rule of the whites, just as Van Amburg's lions and tigers were; but when
turned ...
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Hints and helps on English grammar: A discussion of ...
... is the connective, a complex conjunctive adverb. Enough modifies dark. 151 —
18. No one who has once heartily and wholly laughed can be altogether
irreclaimably depraved. Altogether modifies irreclaimably. # 151 — 19. This is
truth the ...
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The Nautical Magazine: A Journal of Papers on Subjects ...
I would not say that he is hopelessly or irreclaimably bad ; I think he is hopelessly
reckless ; I am afraid so." How does the Stipendiary Magistrate of Liverpool
reconcile this opinion with the fact that, in ono year, 10,000 seamen boarded at
the ...
Negroes and American Indians are irreclaimably wild in their natures. "Tis true
they may be tamed, and kept tame, so long as they are in the society and under
the rule of the whites, just as Van Am burg's lions and tigers were ; but when
turned ...
James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow, Edwin Bell, 1866
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DeBow's Review ...: Agricultural, Commercial, Industrial ...
Negroes and American Indians are irreclaimably wild in their natures. 'Tis true
they may be tamed, and kept tame, so long as they are in the society and under
the rule of the whites, just as Van Amburg's lions and tigers were; but when
turned ...
My father has informed me that within seventy or eighty years, a field “in
preparation for tillage, by some of his relatives, in Perran-zabuloe, was, “during a
storm, irreclaimably covered in a single night with sand, which “had drifted to the
depth of ...
Royal Institution of Cornwall, 1873
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The Righteousness of God: As Taught by St. Paul in His ...
It seems impossible to receive as inspired declarations passages which tell us, in
the plainest possible terms, that the final lot of the irreclaimably wicked is " hell,"
the " lake of fire," or, as it is elsewhere called, " the second death ;" or those ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRRECLAIMABLY»
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irreclaimably is used in the context of the following news items.
Running again: my return to a long-lost hobby
... fear of feeling like a failure, my fear that there's a part of who I am that will forever be irreclaimably lost due to years of unhealthy decisions. «FanSided, Oct 13»
A Social-Uplift Program That Works
... extension of their opportunities by the aid of the philanthropic rich,” rather than (as he saw it) wasting his money on the “irreclaimably destitute [and] shiftless.”. «City Journal, Nov 06»
