10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LONGINQUITY»
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The English-irish Dictionary
Go look. wide', Longinquity.s I c'zzn , I'Jtl'b. Look there. Yeve" aff run. Ds.
Longinquity. Td'D azmrme. To look a skew , or awry. $54615" 30 Longish. adj.
Cojmrc-dc' \Ca'Drt. géatmfifljoc', n6 go cZms-Wflzoc'. , Longitude/I 'fan retaining:
Latin-71' ...
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An English and Swedish Dictionary, Wherein the Generality of ...
LONGIMETRY, 5112711, welenjkap ai milio [трлн LONGINQUITY, S. ajliîgfen/let.
(С? Longinquity, Маринад/ш. _ LONGISH, Adj. Iongli'g, гомон/жилах.
LONGITUDE. 5.1engd. о? Loiigiuide, ‚И: lenigi, гл он: aßiefl'nliel l/rá'n prima
meridiano.
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Grande Dizionario Italiano Ed Inglese Edizione Fatta Su ...
Longinquity, length of time, lungo spazt'u di tempo LONGl-SH , adj. somewhat
gbeuo, alquanto lungo. " LONGITUDE . 1. length, longitudine , lug/sees“.
Longitude,' in geography, is the lu long ,"luudifl'erence either East or West .
between the ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
longinquity (brelht ) able to continue violent exercise of the lungs for a long time.
— longcase clock a grandfather clock. — adj long -chain (chem) having a long
chain of atoms in the molecule. — long cloth a cotton made in long pieces — n pi
...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Longinquity, remoteness, not nearness ob'foguy, n. oWo'</Hious, a. §pauciZ'og«y
, n. Uprotoc'utor, n. profoc'uiorship, n. LON LOQ 215. physioZ'offist, n. JpseudoZ'
ogy, n. tautofo^'ical, a. physio/o^'ical, a. || psychology, n. f ftechnol'ogy, n.
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1840
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An English and Danish Dictionary ...
LONGINQUITY, Sub. langsra'um-ended; lang-vanlgbed. LONGlSH, Ay. langagtig.
LONGITUDE, Sad. lzngdt; distanten fi-a izster tl/zr wester. LoNc'TUnmAL, Aij.
udstrahi Izrngdcn. LON-J-MEG, Sad. en My og lang ywimle. LOOBY, Sad. tosilþcr
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The prelate, the knight, the fathers, the pedlar, the groom, and the lay- sister,
closely followed by the seneschal and a few old faithful servitors... anxious for the
safety of their lord, for danger had broken the bonds of feudal longinquity, and ...
He abhorred camping out, if he could creep into a house; while I liked the forest,
the uncertain sky, and the longinquity of fleas, the light canoe in the daytime
between me and the water, and the white tent by night betwixt me and the stars,
the ...
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ...
... lento, и _ Long, vn. desiderare и д" „J . Longanlmity, s longanimità 'TSE-U l
Longevity, s. lunga vita .r ""1 Lónging, s. desiderio Y* ` _"_Y»','._;"é'27"
Longinquity, s. lontarlanllèx»4 ° Lóngìtude,s. longitzu « ' 'lz-î 015'?" nongìtúdinal,
u_long: - и ...
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Enchiridion theologicum anti-Romanum: tracts on the points ...
Pope Leo himself saw how dilatory this course would be; and that ' longinquity of
region doth cause the examination of truth to become over dilatory. Pope Liberius
for such reasons did request Constant ins, that Athanasius's cause should be ...
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Derived from the Latin word for distance, longinquity is a formal word for remoteness or isolation, or for any vast distance in space or time. «Huffington Post, Oct 14»
