10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRRESTRAINABLE»
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Sacred Literature; comprising a review of the principles of ...
Let the antithesis now be examined: “ The tongue 'of men no one can subdue :”
Why? For two reasons assigned in another bimembral line, and referring to the
previous two-fold classification : 1. the tongue is “ an irrestrainable evil,” which
can ...
John JEBB (Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe.), 1831
Walter Darcy, in a fit of irrestrainable loyalty, blocked up the arch, which his
queen swore had been disgraced by his father's marching through it at the head
of fifty hagbuteers to join the northern Pilgrimage of Grace, and made the
northern ...
George Walter Thornbury, 1861
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Sacred Literature: Comprising a Review of the Principles of ...
For two reasons assigned in another bimembral line, and referring to the
previous two-fold classification : 1. the tongue is " an irrestrainable evil," which
can by no artifice be kept in, or made subservient, like the bear, for instance, or
the ...
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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... insuppressive, irrestrainable, uncontain- able, uncontrollable, unrestrainable
rel bubbling over, effervescent, enthusiastic, rhapsodical ant repressible
irreproachable adj 1 syn GOOD 11, blameless, exemplary, guiltless, inculpable,
innocent, ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1988
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Scripture-evidence consider'd: in a view of the controversy ...
And if irrestrainable be intended, then natural Liberty is lost and gone : tho, I think
, natural Liberty, absolute Subjection, and invincible Appetite and Passions,scrve
the Purpose of so many Puppets to the Doctor, which he makes to appear or ...
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A Collection of Tracts on Various Subjects
And here I beg leave to observe, that by invincible appetites and passions, I
understand the Doctor to mean irrestrainable appetites and passions ; other wise
I think those terms serve only to amuse. And if irrestrainable be intended, then, ...
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A Dictionary Marathi and English
Ex. □3B??7TgTft:ir if'C T&H 7T 3T«ng a S Unworthy, uncreditable, disreputable. /
Absence of liking or fondness for ; dislike. BTSfT^ sometimes 3f?rmT a
Irrestrainable, ungovernable, uncontrollable. 2 Unrestrained, uncurbed,
unconfined.
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Molesworth's, Marathi-English dictionary
3J5TT5T*: sometimes afsn^TX: a Irrestrainable, ungovernable, uncontrollable. 2
Unrestrained, uncurbed, unconfined. ^nn^HJT/ Popular corruption of 3?«ra^rr,
and used in all its popular senses. [and tricks. aw^oft / Mischievous or childish ...
Thomas Candy, George Candy, Narayan Govind Kalelkar, James Thomas Molesworth
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Turkish life and character
To swell these three allied bands, poured in too a great, bloodthirsty, fierce,
irrestrainable, unreasoning, armed mob of soldiers, complaining of eight months'
pay owing ; and, at the back of these, conspicuous in their high, white -wool caps,
...
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The Birds of India; Being a Natural History of All the Birds ...
... for the purpose of breeding ; and this appears to become a most powerful and
irrestrainable impulse, even birds in confinement and incapable of flight, showing
great uneasiness at this time. Why such birds as the Cuckoo, immediately after ...
Thomas Claverhill Jerdon, 1862
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Global views of an independent Scotland – and lessons from history
... by an irrestrainable [sic] propensity to run away”. Early symptoms included sulkiness, dissatisfaction and an aptness to do much mischief. «The Guardian, Sep 14»
