10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLICATENESS»
Discover the use of
plicateness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
plicateness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Orchids: Scientific Studies
Three general directions of modification are thus observed. These are
plicateness, leatheriness, and fleshiness, which correspond to the types
described in our discussion. The plicateness provides for a large surface area
and exposure to light ...
Carl Leslie Withner, 1974
2
Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
of parts Complicate, kim'plf-katc a. CampJicatenesSj kom'ple-l state of being
complicated, intricacy Complication, kom-pie-ka'shun s. the act of involving one
thing in another : the in- i •.- /• .1-.' i i plicate, km'pl-katc a. compounded ol
plicateness ...
John Walker, Thomas Smith, 1850
3
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language, ...
... a multiplicity of Con PLICATENESS, kémlplé-kite-nes, r. The state of being
complicated. intricacy, perplexlty. COMPLICATION, kdm-_plé-kaishdn, s. The act
of involving one t)hing in anlotl":ler; the mtegral con' mstmg of manyt inglsinvo ve
.
4
The royal standard English dictionary ... To which is ...
... nd. intricately, obscurely Cnmpli'ancc, s. submiffion, a yielding Compli'ant, a.
yielding, civil, pliant Com'plicate, U a. to entangle, to join Com'plicate, a.
compounded, complex Com'plicated, pt. intricatc, entangcd Com'plicateness, s.
involution ...
William PERRY (of Edinburgh.), 1795
5
Documents, Messages and Other Communications, Made to the ...
The com- plicateness of the school laws is a topic upon which there is much
complaint. This difficulty cannot well be removed, or greater simplicity produced,
unless they are so revised, arranged and classified that all which relates to a ...
Ohio. General Assembly, 1846
6
A Plea for Africa: Being Familiar Conversations on the ...
In the view of many of the most energetic friends of Africa, it assumes a
magnitude and com- plicateness which causes the deepest anxiety. In my own
view, it is a question which may well task the wisdom of the wise, and give ample
scope to ...
7
Spelling Dictionary of the English Language
... the act of yielding, submission Compliant, G, yielding, bending, civil, kind
Complicate, v. a. to entangle, fold together, unite Complicate, a.com pounded of
many Darts,a>mplex Com'plicateness, s. difficulty, intricacy Complication, s. a
mixture ...
8
Dictionary of the English and Italian languages for general ...
Coin'plicateness, s. involvimento, imbroglio, m. Coinplica'tion,s. complicazione,
unione ; aggregazione, f. Com'plice, s. complice, confederate, m, [cilmente.
Coinpli'er, 8. che compiacefa- Com'pliment, e. complimento, m. Compliment', т. a.
9
Latvian-English Dictionary
... plicate; pleated, folded, gathered krokainums nm wrinkledness; plicateness
krokas spārns nm (geol.) limb ofa fold krokāt vt pleat, gather, fold krokete nf
croquette krokets nm croquet krokidolīts nm crocidolite krokjosla nffrill kroklapa nf
(bot.) ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
\\multiply', v. covn'plicateness, n. explication, n. multiplied, a. complicating, a.
complication, n. ex'plicative, a. ex'plicator, n. multiplier, n. multiply'iag, <t. com'
plice, n. ex'plicatory, a. mul'tipliable, a. comply1, v. ex'plicable, a. mul'
tipliableness, ...
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1840
