10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROLIXLY»
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prolixly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Grammar of the Arabic Language: In which the Rules are ...
Prolixly. UM^ixl In or with confidence. Jul Very well : excellently. Jjl and >Xil
Whether or not. _(*jl In troops. Just Profperoufly. U^l Sufficiently. (_£ Jtf'f For the
raoft part. J I Unlefs, befides, neverthelcfs, Jo U^ , J| Until this day. otherwife, to,
even to ...
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The Theatre of the Greeks: A Treatise on the History and ...
tion of the Greeks against Troy, prolixly describes all that was graven on the
shield of Achilles which his mother Thetis brought him, but winds it up however
with the wish that Clytaemnestra may be punished for her wickedness. The old
keeper ...
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Theatre of the Greeks ... information relative to the rise, ...
tion of the Greeks against Troy, prolixly describes all that was graven on the
shield of Achilles which his mother Thetis brought him, but winds it up however
with the wish that Clytaemnestra may be punished for her wickedness. The old
keeper ...
Greeks, John William Donaldson, 1860
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Flügel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English ...
II. ode. distantly, prolixly, diffusely, at large ; — liuflgfeit/ — lauftigteit/ / prolixity,
diffuseness; intricacy, perplexity; — en madKll/ to stand upon ceremonies, to be
punctilious ; bie ©adje madjt wele — en/ the matter is attended with a great deal
of ...
Felix Flügel, C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
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The Theatre of the Greeks, a series of papers relating to ...
tion of the Greeks against Troy, prolixly describes all that was graven on the
shield of Achilles which his mother Thetis brought him, but winds it up however
with the Wish that Clytsemnestra may be punished for her wickedness. The old
keeper ...
John William Donaldson, 1860
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Philosophical Transactions
The Winter following he returned into German), by En [and and Hall-ma', to enter
upon publick Business, and had no longer any Leisure to sit it for the Press, nor
thought it afterwards worth his while to explain those Things prolixly in the vulgar
...
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Dictionary, English-German and German-English ...
SBeitfcbroeifio., a<ij. prolix, pro- lixions, longwinded, tedious; adv. prolixly,
tediously. SBeitfd roeifigteit/ /. prolixity, tedionmets. JBeitftd)tlg/ adj. far-sighted, far
- piercing. tH5e{6en/ "•• wheat. ffieip enSril t C/ /. wheat - harvest, crop — reaping
of ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrüger, 1801
The winter following he returned into Germany, by England and Holland, to enter
on public business, and had no longer any leisure to fit it for the press, nor
thought it afterwards worth his while to explain those things prolixly in the vulgar ...
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
... enlarging under my hands, I had not leisure to prepare it for the press, and
other avocations interfered afterwards; especially now as it does not seem worth
while to explain prolixly in the common way, what my analysis performs • . briefly.
The winter following he returned into Germany, by England and Holland, to enter
on public business, and had no longer any leisure to fit it for the press, nor
thought it afterwards worth his while to explain those things prolixly in the vulgar ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), Charles Hutton, George Shaw, 1809
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROLIXLY»
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prolixly is used in the context of the following news items.
'Cloud' may save education in India
However, for this, the government needs to shift the focus towards learning, critics stop prolixly discussions on road-map for RTE while cynical ... «Asia Times Online, Mar 14»
August: Osage County – film review
No one has a good word to say of anyone; bad words are said loudly, floridly, prolixly, repetitively. You keep wishing that William Friedkin, who ... «Financial Times, Jan 14»
David Bowie Finally Comments on 'The Next Day,' in the Form of 42 …
... persuaded” Bowie — “I persuaded Bowie, somehow,” he adds, somewhat prolixly — to share “a sort of a work flow diagram for The Next Day. «SPIN, Apr 13»
'Pag-ibig' adjusts focus as it eases into its concluding chapter
Actually, it's difficult to write believable dialogue for child characters, so by going prolixly poetic, the writers took the facile way out. —Well ... «Inquirer.net, Jan 12»
