10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPPUGNANCY»
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oppugnancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oppugnancy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Baconian mint: its claims examined, a suppl. to an ...
Oppugnancy — derived immediately from the Latin oppugnans, resisting,
assaulting, fighting against. The word is not English at all and occurs only once. "
What discord follows ! each thing meets In mere oppugnancy." (Troilus and
Cressida, I.
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Noise and Spirit: The Religious and Spiritual Sensibilities ...
Oppugnancy, or creative forms of resistance to the embedded forms of
oppression in society, occurred in slave society, according to Long, along several
levels. These included the conversion experience itself, through which the power
of an ...
These words are Oppugnancy, Propugnation, Repugn. Oppugnancy is active or
offensive warfare. Propugnation is defensive warfare. Repugnancy is passive
resistance, that is, all these are the precise meanings respectively of the Latin ...
Oppugnancy, Propugnation, Repugn, with the cognate words Repugnancy and
Repugnant. These words are not all of them adopted into the English vocabulary,
and they are all used by the Poet in their strictest classic sense. The root of all ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
As the befiilt ranki were mixing togerher. it happened through tbc decree ut falc
thaï Nynio met witb Avarwy the Ion et Llux. Gr. ab Arthur. Gwrthwynebez, ». m. (
gwrthwyneb) Contrariety; oppugnancy, résistance ; répugnance. Cwrthwynebiad
...
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The Baconian heresy: a confutation
That brave with streams the watery Occident. Greene, Orlando Furioso, Dyce's ed
. p. 103. What worlds in th' yet unform&l Occident May come refin'd with th'
accents that are ours. Daniel, Musophilus, 11. 961-2.] 118. Oppugnancy (Troilus,
I, iii, ...
John Mackinnon Robertson, 1913
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Principles and Precedents of Moohummudan Law, Being a ...
ferred, the party in possession should assert that he himself is the rightful owner,
it is fair and admissible, notwithstand- . ing the oppugnancy ; because, by the use
of such expressions, there is no admission of a right vesting in any particular ...
Sir William Hay Macnaghten, William Sloan, 1882
8
The Baconian Mint: A Further Examination of Its Claims
Spencer's Sonnet, 5th vol. Collier's edition, page 266. “He freely of his own more
goodness saved us.”—(Becon's Works, page 43, Parker Society, early writings.)
Mr. Theobald says “ 'mere oppugnancy ' and 'merely oppugne' are evidently the ...
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Gr. oo ^* iAttr. Gwrth wynebedd,s.m. (gwrthwyneb) Contrariety; oppugnancy,
resistance : repugnance. Gwrthwynebiad, ». m. (gwrthwyneb) A presenting a
contrary side ; a rendering, or becoming adverse ; a resisting, or oppugning:
opposition.
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Political Melodies in the Pews?: The Voice of the Black ...
15 The female homies of the hood add another dimension to the discussion of
African American oppugnancy and opacity. ... worldly situations—oppugnancy)
and encouragement for the transformation of one's mind (transformation takes
place ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OPPUGNANCY»
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oppugnancy is used in the context of the following news items.
Telangana's Creation Symbolises Struggle of Those Ruled by Force …
The Samajwadi Party (SP) and NCP also expressed their oppugnancy. The antagonism towards division is coming from those parties and ... «The New Indian Express, Feb 14»
Ground Zero Mosque: American Intolerance on Full Display for …
The American public's oppugnancy to the erection of said mosque (which is technically a community center -- not that it matters really) two ... «Huffington Post, Aug 10»
