10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MODISHLY»
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A primary dictionary of the English language
MODISHLY. MONTH. MO'DISH-Ly, ad. Fashionably. m6d'v-late, v. a. To vary or
adapt, as sound ; to inflect. [>"£• m6d-v-la'tion, n. Act of modulat m6d'v-i*a-T9-r, n.
One who raodu- lates. [model. Md-D'ffLE, n. A representation ; a MO'hair.t*.
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1860
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The Habit of Lying: Sacrificial Studies in Literature, ...
... and Victorian women's feet— the former mod- estly/modishly mutilated, the
latter modestly/modishly concealed. I know of no theory that claims to account in
detail for the development of what we call sexual modesty in dress— marked
often, ...
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On the Lord's Appearing: An Essay On Prayer And Tradition
9, sect. 9). 68. Outram Evennett calls the spirit of St. Philip and the Oratorians “
modishly Franciscan”! The passage runs as follows: “St. Philip Neri and the
warmer spirit of the Oratorians—not indeed indulgent but somehow modishly
Francis— ...
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Some improvements to the art of teaching, especially in the ...
Nay, by th' mackins, that is true, Modishly. 12. However modishly I may talk, Of --
FOR. 26. We had not seen one another of two Years. Strucken = Struck Him. 21....
, I believe Squoire wou'd a strucken. (cf. "biden' above). Swimmingly. 21. ..., no ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
Modishly, m6'dlsh-le. ad. fashionably Modishness, m6'dish-nes. s. affectation of
the fashion Modulate,mdd'a-late,or m6d'ja-late. v. a. to form sound to a certain
key, or to certain notes Modulation, mdd-du-la'shun, or m6d-ju- la'shun. s.
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Shakespeare and the Hunt: A Cultural and Social Study
But the ambiance is also modishly social, deeply implicated in the values and
customs of the hunt within which young aristocratic males were so deeply
immersed. The zest for country life that so animates the imagery of the poem
does not ...
The nun we see in the opening of the following chapter is dressed in a "pale
green blouse with matching cardigan" and "her red hair is modishly set." It is the
nuns, we're told, who "have so far achieved the greatest success in rebuilding
their ...
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Jane Austen's Novels: The Fabric of Dialogue
Tom begins the dialogue by professing great surprise that Margaret has been so
long absent, carefully detaching himself from her and attaching himself to the
fashionable world by such modishly emotional generalizations as "All hours are ...
The boy with blond hair modishly short on top and long in back quietly exclaims, “
Wow!” as he begins the electrical test. He has no trouble making the bulb light by
bringing the two alligator clips together. The instructions tell him to test the ...
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The Ashgate Research Companion to Thomas Lovell Beddoes
... early modern drama, it is clear that Beddoes's conception of espionage cannot
be disposed of as modishly Gothic paranoia, but has an idiosyncratic form of
political sophistication, especially in its use of the body as a textualized
microcosm.
Dr Ute Berns, Professor Michael Bradshaw, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MODISHLY»
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New career moves and stellar grooves
The Lola here is now more modishly referred to by her young wards as “Lola B.” The stories being told are quite traditional (on Mariang ... «Inquirer.net, Jul 15»
Is This the World's Most Expensive Hair?
But no, thanks, they're here to get rid of my grey roots and chop my hair modishly. They set to work quickly. Daniel stands niftily mixing bowls of ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
The Beaux' Stratagem (National Theatre, Olivier)
... the arguments, which are decorated with some modishly pumped up country music by Michael Bruce and a "trifle" song for a reluctant Archer, ... «WhatsOnStage.com, May 15»
Moment of Friday: The Jay Z versus Marina Abramovic feud, illustrated
A Man and a Modishly Costumed Woman in Conversation, about 1405, by an unknown artist. — Bible Historiale, 2 vols., about 1360 - 1370, ... «Los Angeles Times, May 15»
On England's Coast, Thomas Hardy Made His World
We based ourselves in Bridport — called “Port Bredy” by Hardy — at the Bull Hotel, in a modishly renovated 17th-century coaching house. «New York Times, May 15»
An uneasy symbiosis
Level39, as it is modishly known, is a startup “accelerator” whose members are mostly fintech companies. In subsidised digs—shoebox offices ... «The Economist, May 15»
Chop Bloc, Chelmsford, Essex – restaurant review
Burgers are coarsely chopped chuck, topped modishly with Monterey Jack, in my opinion a waste of cheese space. I doubt they'll cause any ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Deeply personal music fundraiser for Oshawa's Cassy Goulding
Goulding inherited her gran's Mad Men sense of style and dresses modishly when she performs. Her chosen instrument is the auto harp, ... «durhamregion.com, Apr 15»
CEO of China's BlueFocus not your average Mad Man
Modishly dressed in black with a youthful face framed by a sparse goatee and a shock of trim emo-cut hair, Mr. Zhao is an unlikely marketing ... «The Globe and Mail, Apr 15»
Clodagh McKenna's dinner with Mr Selfridge in London
Irish whiskey cocktails and canapes will greet diners, who can look forward to a four-course menu somewhat modishly billed as Beef & Cheese, ... «Irish Times, Apr 15»
