10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROCREATIVENESS»
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procreativeness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
procreativeness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A dictionary of the German and English languages
Procreativeness. ,. prn'kre*ti>-. Procrcaior, prA'kreatur, ». ber Sengtr, &rjtihjrr.
Sater. Procreatrix, pro'kreitrfks, ». bie (4rtMtrriini, Srieugerinn, -.'.Viiinr. Proctor,
prôk'tur, (abgcf. D. lat. procurator) ». I. { ber Wrfdjiiftivmiiiiltfr, 6lefd)äft<pern>efer. 2
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Christoph Friedrich Grieb, 1847
2
Health and disease in relation to marriage and the married ...
If we do not wish to accuse all these 14 wives of infidelity and of illicit intercourse
with other men, we find that there was procreativeness in almost 60% of the
cases in spite of the double epididymitis. In 87 marriages with one-sided
epididymitis ...
Hermann Senator, Siegfried Kaminer, 1905
In this concept procreativeness simply means a kind of formal structure of the
sexual act, irrespective of whether the act can procreate or not. Thus, since NFP
doesn't interfere with this formal procreative structure, it is licit, while mechanical ...
Felix M. Podimattam, 2002
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language. - London, Bohn 1845
PROCREATION, s. смешным, aiulмышь. PROCREATIVENESS, a. сменамвс1и1
, ainlmhornchd, aliuchdmhorachd. PROCREATOR, s. Снимай, пШв1г no mìilimir.
PROCTOR, x. aid. PROCTORSI-IIP, s. Dreuchd Iir ionaid. PROCURABLE, ту.
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1845
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... জম্ম দেওন | Procreative, a- উৎপাদক, উৎপত্তিজনক বা করেক, জম্মদাত্যা বদ্র\শবদ্বীক,
উৎপত্তি বৃদ্ধি বা জন্ম হয় যাহাহইতে বা যদ্ধারা | Procreativeness, n. s. উৎপদেমশক্তি,
জনমক্ষমতা, ব"\শ' বা * পাল বৃদ্ধিকরণশক্তি I Procreator, n. s. জনক, উহ্পদেক, উৎপদেমক'র্টুশূ
...
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The Church History of Britain, from the Birth of Jesus ...
... had paid the scores of sinful Christians, and then (the birch growing no more
when the wanton children were sufficiently whipped) the procreativeness of those
nations presently stinted and abated. 33. Bad Presages of the Danes' Approach.
Thomas Fuller, James Nicholas, 1842
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Rhyavaelgar, a. (rhyavael) Grasping overmuch j over tenacious. Rhyavaeliad,
s. m. (rhyavael) A holding or grasping overmuch. Rhyal, s. m. — [il. t. oz (âl)
Procréation. Rhyalez, s. m. (rhyal) Procreativeness. Rhyaliad, j. m. (rhyal) A
procreating.
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Productive ; pregnant. Sbalitpeart. 7* PROCREATE. ». m. [prurc, Latin.] To
generate , to produce. Scntlij. PROCREATION. /. ( fr-mtu. Latin.] Génération ;
production. RMgb. PROCREATIVE.a. Generative j productive. Hali.
PROCREATIVENESS ...
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The Causes of the decay of christian piety: Or an impartial ...
is a succeffionyone eneration goes and another comes, and so thoug the szbecie
: continue, the lndividudls perish; these seem to have the accurst Priviledge of
propagating and not expiring, and to have reconciFd the procreativeness of ...
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Ashtanga Yoga: Practice & Philosophy
POSTERIOR Backward, opposite of anterior. PRAJNA Complete knowledge of
the phenomena produced by prakrti. PRAKRTI Procreatress, procreativeness,
nature, the matrix or womb that produces the entire subtle and gross universe
apart ...
