10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBLOQUY»
Discover the use of
obloquy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obloquy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Memoir Exhibiting the Unmerited Causes of Reprobation and ...
only been totally forgotten a.nd'lost; but "I have been doomed to a 'miserably
inactive life of wretched obscurity; not by the misrepre'sentations and obloquy of
the Burgesses of Warwick, but by those, who, lost to every sense of grateful, ...
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language. 2 vols. [in 3. Vol. 1 ...
(from sr-tfrtfs, disgrace, and f^Ttf*. causing to ceatr), pull ins a stop to obloquy or
disgrace. SatJtr3f%Tt?3?( a. (from surrtfs, disgrace, and frttj*, preventing),
preventing obloquy or disgrace. •utrtfsfsiTttH, *. (from SMtrlfs, disgrace, and f%T^
=(, ...
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A Dictionary of the Bengala Language: In which the Words are ...
(from surrtfr, disgrace, and fnrtf*, <ran»- 'o eeow), putting a stop to obloquy or
disgrace. •Mtj-troftrtjnj, a. from sr*rrif3, disgrace, and f^Tts*, preventing),
preventing obloquy or disgrace. »*irtf3f%Tt?M, *. (from SMtltfj, disgrace, and
ptTfaci, ...
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
in which the words are traced to their origin and their various meanings given
William Carey. l'il'.' WWI, a. 'l'rom Ullrlfi, disgrace, and F1111, causing to cease),
putting a stop to obloquy or disgrace.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
OBLOQUY. n.f. [obloquor, Lat.] 1. Censorious speech ; blame ; fl.inder ; reproach.
— Moderation hath freed us from being deservedly subj ject unto that bitter kind
of obloquy, whereby we might be upbraided. Hooker. — Here new aspersions ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Moderation hath freed u« from being deservedly subject u!ito that bitter kind of
obloquy, whereby we might be upbraided. Hooker. — Here new aspersions, with
new obloquies, Arc laid on old deserts. Daniel's Civil IVar. Canst thou with
impious ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
The state of being oblong. (1.) * OBLOQUY. n.J. [obloquor, La'..] 1. Censorious
speech ; blame ; flander ; reprosch. — Moderation hath freed us from being
deservedly subj jest unto that bitter kind of obloquy, whereby we might be
upbraided.
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English Synonymes Explained, in Alphabetical Order
REPROACH, CONTUMELY, OBLOQUY. REPROACH, '0. To blame.
CONTUMELY, from contumeo, that is, contra tumeo, signifies to swell up against.
OBLOQUY, from ob and loquor, signifies speaking against or to the dis
aragement of.
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English Synonyms Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
OBLOQUY, from ob and loquor, signifies speaking against or to the dis'
paragement of. he idea of contemptuous or angry treatment of others is common
to all these terms; but. reproach is the general, contumely and oblaquy are the
particular ...
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English Synonymes: With Copious Illustrations and ...
Tlie idea of contf mptuous or angry treatment of others is common lo all these
terms; but reproach is lite general, cvntunuly and obloquy aie the particular terms.
HepruacJk is either deserved or undeserved ; the name of Puritan Is applied as a
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OBLOQUY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
obloquy is used in the context of the following news items.
Is the Supreme Court headed for Bush v. Gore?
About a month ago, the Supreme Court closed out its term in a blaze of nonpartisan glory. Or nonpartisan obloquy, depending on one's reaction ... «Newbritainherald, Jul 15»
Is the Supreme Court headed for 'Bush v. Gore' II?
About a month ago, the Supreme Court closed out its term in a blaze of nonpartisan glory. Or nonpartisan obloquy, depending on one's reaction ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
Heron Lake Watershed District administrator files suit against board …
... shame, contempt, ridicule, disgrace and obloquy. Further, the suit alleges Hartman's conduct is “extreme and outrageous in that it is atrocious ... «Worthington Daily Globe, Jul 15»
I'm not greedy, I'm just tidy
And beneath this current of obloquy there will lurk another, an unspoken undertow of darker thoughts which can only be uttered on a ... «Wanganui Chronicle, Jul 15»
Troll blazer!
... of tennis at SW19, the social media was set ablaze with obloquy pointed at the tennis stars with trolls doing rounds on Facebook and Twitter. «Chandigarh Tribune, Jul 15»
Preparing Ourselves for a Test of the Peoples' Will
... danger that the (UK) Parliament will run the risk of public obloquy by using (privilege) to stifle public criticism.' Indeed, in 1986, the Parliament ... «Sri Lanka Guardian, Jul 15»
Musings: It's all about love…
... those pertaining to sexuality, would be further justified in this regard and would have served to sanitise any perception of moral obloquy. «Barbados Advocate, Jul 15»
Najib owes it to Malaysians to disclose unequivocal truth about 1MDB
... currency, burden of higher living cost, and signs of rising religious conservatism and intense politicking have turned the air thick with obloquy. «AsiaOne, Jul 15»
Randall Balmer: The War on Tenure
Some academics invite popular obloquy by their imperious deportment, and many refuse to communicate beyond a very tight circle of ... «Valley News, Jul 15»
Maintaining the humanity of the public square
In the days of Mabo, I know that Frank endured great obloquy. I was visiting the family of a boarder up in the top of Cape York at that time, and ... «Eureka Street, Jun 15»
