10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAGISTERIALNESS»
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
Magisterialness, mock authority. DOGMATIST, dogfflma-tist. s. A magisterial
teacher, a bold advancer of principles. - To DOGMATKZE, dbgCma-tize. v. n. To
assert positively; to teach magisterially. I)C)h4 DOGMATIZER,dbgflma-tlffzbr. s.
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
MAGISTERIALNESS majlste'rialnes, t. ton de maitre, m. fiert^, /. MAGISTERY maj'
Tstere, a. magistere, m. MAGISTRACY majlstrase, t. magistrature,/. MAGISTRATE
mnjlstrit, ». magistrat, m. MAGNA-CHARTA mag'na-kar'ta,*. la grande charte ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Der. magisterially, magisterialness. MAGISTRATE, a justiceofthepeace. (F.—L.)
ME. maiestrat (= majestrat), Wyclif,Luke, xxiii.13.—F. magistrat,'a magistrate, ruler
;' Cot.—L. magistrātus, (1)a magistracy, (2)a magistrate.—L. See Der. magister, ...
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
MAGISTERIALNESS, s. Ceannasachd, ladasachd, straicealachd, uaibhreachas.
MAGIsTnACY, s. Uachdranachd, baillidhneachd. MAGISTRAL, adj. l.
Authoritative, suiting a magistrate, or master: smachdail, tighearnail, maighstireil.
2. artificial ...
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Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
In which sense the dogmatisu stand contradistinguishcd to empirics, and
methodists. ' DOGMA'TlCAl.LY. ad. (From dogmattl cal.) h'lauisteriallv; positively (
Soul/I). l)OGMA'TlCAl.NESS. s. (from dogmalical.) Magisterialness; mock
authority.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
gludaidd, arfered- Megilph, ml-jilph', J ig gan gelfaduron Magilus, maj'-i-lys, s.
math o folbedogion Magisterial, maj-is-ti'-ri-al, a. awdurdod- aidd, balch, effrom,
ffroenuchel, trahâus, arglwyddiaidd, meistrolgar, chwyddedig Magisterialness, ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
... mâ-jish'ân. s. one skilled in magick `Hagisterial, mâd-jls-tè'rd-âl. a. lofty,
arrogant [gantly Magisterially, mâd-j'fs-tè'rd-îl-ë. ad. шо— Magisterialness, ` mâd-
jis-té'rè-âlmës. s. haughtiness [of a magistrate ilÍagistracy, mid'jls-trá-sè. s. отеле
or ...
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of ...
... ad. arrogantly Magisterialness, mad-jfs-te're-al-nis haughtiness [ty of ja
magistrate virginity, virgin purity ; newness [timorous Maidenly, mi'dn-le a. like a
maid, modest, Maidservant, niidc-seYvant s. a female servant Majestical, ma-jeV
te-kal > ...
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Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language
Magisterialness, mad-jls-tè'-rè-âl-nes. ». haughtiness, [of a magistrate.
Magistracy, mâd'-jîs-trâ-sè. ». office 01 dignity Magistrate, mad'-i?s-trate. ». a man
pubhckly invested with authority. [of minJ. >». a virgin ¡ J vant; a fish. a woman -
eer Maid, ...
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Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
Magisterially ,ma&j?s-te'-re-aI-£.aA arrogantly. Magisterialness, mad-j?s-te'-re-al-
u&s. 5. haughtiness, [of a magistrate. Magistracy, mad'-j?s-tra-se. s. office 01
dignity Magistrate, mad'-iis-trite. s. a man publickly invested with authority. [of
mind.