10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORIBUNDLY»
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moribundly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Do-It-Yourself BIBLE PROPHECY KIT!
Shrewd, obtrusive as smooth-tongued nubility. Good! Inhumanly shrewdest,
tubbiest virtuoso. This showiest, overabused, moribund gluttony. Toughest,
showiest, obtrusive and moribundly. Toughest, showiest, moribund and
obtrusively.
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
... solitude, silence. moribund (mawr'ri-bund) adj. 1. in a dying state, nearly dead.
2. having lost all purpose or vitality; no longer effective. 3. becoming obsolete. [<
L moribundus < mori to die]. n. moribundity (-bund'di-tee). adv. moribundly.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
1985). n. moribundity adv. moribundly [Latin moribundus < mori, to die] ♢-morph-,
-morphic, -morphy comb. f. Having the form, or shape, of (Michaelis 1963). [Greek
morphē, form] ♢ -morph cf. morphic antimorph See gene: antimorph. apomorph ...
4
Dig: Sound and Music in Hip Culture
Broyard finishes his article by mocking the hipster who has been turned inside—
out in this way: Jive, which had originally been a critical system, a kind of
Surrealism, a personal revision of existing disparities, now grew moribundly self
— ...
5
Little Reef and Other Stories
Andy's eyes gazed moribundly. With the helmet off, a deep dent that extended
from his right forehead nearly back to his shaved crown shined with scar tissue
as white as a fish's belly. Andy clutched a plush bunny that Bobby pulled from his
...
6
The Rise of the Russian Novel: Studies in the Russian Novel ...
But clearly, even though none of the characters is documented in the sense that
Eugene Onegin can be said to be documented, none of them is such a mulch of
words, so inhumanly fluid in characterisation, so moribundly composed of ...
7
Between Old Worlds and New: Occasional Writings on Music
... being 'bohemians', are victims mainly of their own self-delighting
irresponsibility. The villain is neither moribundly old Japan nor brashly new
America, but God, who allows young artists starving in garrets to swim or sink in
euphoric amnesia.
Wilfrid Mellers, John Paynter, 1997
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The Diary of a Viagra Fiend
DIARY OF A VIAGRA FIEND 111 that at the Big BM, the strategy is to sit around
moribundly all day, moving as little as possible and being flat, as mammals are
wont to do when the temperature gets to be as hot as a Beni- hana griddle. Then
...
9
The Besting of Humphrey Mercer
He droned a brief, uninspired overview of the agency's credentials before offering
his own opinion of Allen J's business, moribundly lecturing about product
proposition, creative strategy and market research. Allen J was beginning to
frown, ...
10
Art and Christhood: The Aesthetics of Oscar Wilde
The pattern of references to the ministry and ethos of Christ, refocused at last in
Salome's affirmation of the power of love, suggests a model of individual integrity
that offers Wilde's skeptical world, no less than Herod's moribundly pagan one, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MORIBUNDLY»
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moribundly is used in the context of the following news items.
Bill Jamieson: Why Glasgow really is miles better
... Dave Spart class-bound bar-thumping is “as moribundly familiar as it was depressing”. And it is not just that it is a simplistic and incomplete ... «Scotsman, Jul 14»
Prime Minister Obama: Would the US Be Better Served by a …
Fragile coalition governments keep crumbling one after the other, while a peace process initiated in 2006 teeters moribundly on the brink of ... «TIME, Aug 11»
