10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPINIONATELY»
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
তুত্বন্ত, অৰিজ্ঞ, <কানমতে নিয়ুক্ত অনুরক্ত বা দূঢ় ৰিশ্বাশী, কেনে মতের গক্ষপার্তা
| Opinionate11 Opinionated, a. ন্বমা.ত দূঢ়প্নতিজ্ঞ, ন্বমতরক্ষক, মগরা , কেঁটা |
Opinionately. ad- ড্রান্তিরপে, ত্যুন্তত্রপে, একঔয়েমিরপে, চেটামিরপে, মগরামিরুপে,
আপন ...
2
The Oceana and other works ¬of ¬James ¬Harrington
... if the National Religion were so settled, that the meddling with holy Things by
any other than a Divine, might be resolv'd as boldly, and, to use a fine Word,
opinionately done, as if it were against an Article of our Creed ; you would be
pleas'd.
James Harrington, John Toland,
1747
T O conclude, it should seem by you, that if the National Religion were sosettled,
that the meddling with holy Things by any other than a Divine, might be resolv'd
as boldly, and, to use a fine Word, opinionately done, as if it were against an ...
James Harrington, John Toland, John Hall,
1747
4
A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Obsolete as a verb. Opinionate. o-pin'yun-ate, ) a. Pertina- Opinionatkd, o-pin'yun
-ay-ted, J cious adhesion to one's own opinion ; obstinate in opinion.
Opinionately, o-piu'yun-ate-le, ad. Obstinately; conceitedly. Opinionative, o-pin '
yun-a-tiv, a.
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1849
5
A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
OPINIONATELY, o-pin'yuu-ate-le, ad. Obstinately ; conceitedly. OPINIONATIVE, o
-pin'ynn-a-tiv, «. Fond of preconceived notions ; stubborn. OPINIONATIVELY, o-
pin'yun-a-tiv-le, ad. Stubbornly; with undue attachment to one's own opinions.
6
The Grammar of English Grammars: With an Introduction, ...
... verbs with respect to their signification,—a principle of division very properly
adopted in a great majority of our grammars and dictionaries, but opinionately
rejected by Webster, Belles, and sundry late grammariana—rcnders it
unnecessary, ...
7
The Ogygia vindicated, against the objections of Sir George ...
... and to Boxbornius, Sir George attributes the character of " most inju- ** rioufly
extravagant," knew nothing of the Scotifb history, (as far as appears by his
writings) whereby you might suspect him in the least opinionately wedded to any
other ...
Roderic O'Flaherty, Charles O'Conor,
1775
8
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
OPINIONATELY, . . OHNIONATWBLY' } adv. See Opinionated. OPINIONIST, s.
Neach féin-bharalach, no, rag-bharalach. OPITULATION, s. Cuideachadh,
cOmhnadh, cobhair. OPIUM, s. Cungaidh-chodail, si'xgh-codail, tombac nan
Turcach.
9
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee
ম্বমতে দঢ়প্নতিজ্ঞ, ন্বমতরক্ষক, 7'0 0PP°5°, ঞ- ঞ- প্নতিবদৌ-হা প্নতিবন্ধক-হ, বাবক-হ,
আপত্তি মগরা, (র্টটা | ৎ -কৃ, বিপক্ষতা-কৃ I Opinionately, ad. ভুট্রান্তিরূব্রপ,
তুন্তেত্ন্ধুতূপ, একহ্র্টুছুয়মিন্ধুতূপ, ০[ঈ[ঈ০ম্বিট]হ্ৰ্টচট্ট, 11- অনির্বার্যব্রু, ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd,
1834
10
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Obstinately, pertinaciously, opinionately or opinionatively, contentiously. Pornado
, da, a. Obstinate, stubborn, opinionated, opinionative, contumacious, conceited.
— pp. of Porjiar. Porfiador, ra, t. Contender, disputer, wrangler, brawler, pleader,
...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Baretti, Mateo Seoane,
1831