10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LABEFACTION»
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
—Shakespeare. Macbeth, V, iii, 22. labefaction (la-bee-fak'shən) n. 1. a
weakening, undermining, overthrowing—especially in reference to moral
principles or the downfall of an established order. 2. used physically: a shaking or
weakening.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
LABEFACTION n. Jt Shaking, weakening, and/or downfall. "Not in Who's Who yet,
Carstairs? Even after three years in Congress? Never mind — those who
deserve labefaction always achieve it in the long run." LAEVOROTATORY a.
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The London Medical and Physical Journal
Sometimes we sep the hectic of genius in both sexes, — that rapid action which
accompanies precocity of intellect, where there is neither lesion nor labefaction of
any organ — producing similar effects. " Whenever the pituitary membrane of ...
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Some Account of John Webster and His Writings. The White ...
And though Helmont with the experiments of his Gehennal fire and some other
solid arguments, labour the labefaction of this truth, yet doth he not prove that
they are not Hypostatical principles, but onely that they are not the ultimate
reduction ...
Then collecting himself, as it were to give a heavy stroke; " There is in it such a
labefaction of “ all principles, as may be injurious to morality.” B0s'mell's _')'
ohuson. * A very eminent physician, whose discernment is as acute and
penetrating in ...
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... kar Kurd: pend Kursaal: cura kymatology: keu II kyphosis: keu II Kyrie eleison:
keu II. L. laager: legh labarum: leb labefaction: dhe I, leb label: leb labellum: Feb
labial: Feb labiate: Feb labile: Feb labiodental: Feb labium: Feb. 537 labium.
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
... to the same principle—that Mr. Charles and Mr. Robert Grant —-brought up, as
it were, at the feet of Gamaliel, in a salutary abhorrence of the excesses in politics
and the labefaction in morals which are the characteristics of revolution,--that, ...
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Treason, Popery, &c. Brought to a Publique Test: with Regard ...
_'-_'=.,a 'I I (38)' -' other. Because, admittin that Adam was cloth'd in Origi1 . _ nal
Riglrteoustufi, when le had his Dominionbestow'd up* ' von him; et it is clear, that
the same Right was continu'd 1" to him a ter the Labefaction of his Innocence.
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An Essay Concerning Tussis Convulsiva, Or, Whooping Cough: ...
Sometimes we see the hectic qfgeuius in both sexes, that rapid action, which
accompanies precocity of intellect, where there is neither lesion, nor labefaction
of any organ, producing similar effects. A Whenever the pituitory membrane of the
...
Benjamin Waterhouse, 1822
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Selected Literary Essays
... they were rather defending necessary severity and sternly realistic theology
against wanton labefaction — penance and 'works' and vows of celibacy and
mortification and Purgatory against the easy doctrine, the mere wish-fulfilment
dream, ...
C. S. Lewis, Walter Hooper, 1979
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