10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRREPROVABLE»
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
[irreprovable. Fr. Cotgrave ; in and rcprovabte.] Not to be blamed ; irreproachable.
That what's deBn'd be irreprovuble. More, Song of the Soul, i. ii. 26. If among this
crowd of virtues a failing crept in, we must remember that an apostle himself ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
IRREPROACHABLE, not reproachable. (F.—L.) In Kersey, ed. 1715;firstin1634.—
MF. irreprochable,'unreprochable;' Cot.—F. ir=in,not;andMF. reprochable,'
reproachable;' Cot. See Ir(2) and Reproach. Der. irreproachably.
IRREPROVABLE ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
ind. Insuperability: conditio rei insuperabilis. C. S. DO-CHOIREACHAIDH, adj.
Irreprovable: irreprehensus. C. S. Do-cnoun-DAGHAIDH, adj. Indemonstrable:
quod demonstrari nequit. C. S. Do-canoxncnnmn, adj. Irreprovable:
irreprehensus.
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
IRREPRO- IRREPROVABLE, Fr. irreprovable ; Sp. irrepro- VABLU. table ; in, and
reprovable ; (see Reprove ;) Lat. repro- IRRRSIST- bare, to think or judge
unfavourably; to blame. 1BLE. Not to be thought, censured, or judged
unfavourably ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
That's solely to myself, And in my fixed thoughts stands irreprovable. Enter dennis
[with pen, ink and paper]. Dennis. Sir, here's pen, ink and paper. Lord d'Averne.
To his letter myself will give an answer. [He] writes. 95 Dennis. [Aside] Sure all's ...
Thomas Heywood, Paul Merchant, 1996
I believe, that "forward in pack the Trojans pitched", would not be really unfaithful
to the Homeric colour; and I maintain, that "forward in mass the Trojans pitched,"
would be an irreprovable rendering. He actually gives us all that as if it were a ...
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Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Irreprehensible, exempt from blame, irreproachable, irreprovable.
Irreprensibleinente, ad. Irreprehensibly, irreproachably. Irreprochable, a, (Obs.)
Irreproachable, irreprovable, free from reproach. Irresistibilidad, tf. Irresistibility
Irresistible, a.
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
IRREPROVABLE, Fr. irreprovable ; Sp. irrepro- ABLb. babig . in^ gnd reputable; (
see Reprove ;) Lat, repro- IRRF.SIST- bare, to think or judge unfavourably; to
blame. 1BLE. Not to be thought, censured, or judged unfavourably * ^v— □' °f>
no' ...
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley, 1845
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
IRREPROVABLE {adj. from tbe Lat. in contrary to, and reprobo to reprove)
Irreproachable, free from blame. Irreprov'ablenef's [s. from irreprovable) The state
of being irreprovable. Irreprov'ably {adv. from irreprovable) In a manner not to be
...
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Studies on the Accentuation of Polysyllabic Latin, Greek, ...
inexcusable (<i\\excu'se. vb.), insupportable (< \suppo'rt, vb.), intestable (<.\\te'st,
vb.1), intractable «l!f»'a'c^, vb.), intreatable «\,trea't, vb.), irreconcilable «\\
reconcile, vb. _-± B 1700, D 1725, B 1730, J 1755 a. o.), irreprovable (<i\\repro'i'e,
vb.) ...
