10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RAPACIOUSLY»
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1
Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
Si a II b b e 1) i e r i g, adj. rapacious ; adv. rapaciously. Stall be 11/ v. r. a. to rob,
to deprive of, to lake away; $D{ciifd>en raubcii to kidnap; tie £tjre raubeil 10
defame, slander, calumniate, hurt one's reputation. Staiibcit, n. robbing, depriving
of, ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
2
A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
... of himself; to snatch away. RAP, Crip') j. a quick smart blow; a counterfeit
halfpenny. RAPACIOUS, ( ri-pi'-shis ) a. given to plunder, seizing by violence.
RAPACIOUSLY;. \. ri-p.v-shAs-iy. ) «?. bv rapine, bv violent robbery.
RAPACIOUSNESS ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
3
The Italian Renaissance
Thus one is considered liberal, another miser o or miserly (using a Tuscan term,
seeing that avaro with us still means one who is rapaciously acquisitive and
miser o one who makes grudging use of his own); one a free giver, another
rapacious ...
Werner L. Gundersheimer, 1993
4
The Fifth Seal in Sharp Focus: How Long, O Lord...? ...
(I. “To take rapaciously.” e. “To take a man by force.”165 Harpagaesometha has a
sense of force that is nonexistent in the word anaba. Notice who is taking the
action in the two events: In Revelation 4:1-2, John is called to ascend to heaven.
5
Progress. An address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of ...
If we have acted unjustly or rapaciously towards her then will be the period to
acknowledge it. But we repeat, “ Conquer Mexico ” first.” If we have acted unjustly
or rapaciously towards Mexico, burn her towns, lay her territory waste, ...
Joel PARKER (Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Hampshire.), 1845
6
The Mesozoic Era: Age of Dinosaurs
Explores dinosaurs from Sir Richard Owen's first attempts in classifying the strange bones found in his country to the new and contradictory ideas of what they were.
7
Colonial Narratives/Cultural Dialogues: 'Discoveries' of ...
In comparison with this seemingly providential and natural transference of money
, with its established social stratification, Lady Oldham portends that Mite's
rapaciously gained treasures cannot last. She would rather see her daughter in "
an ...
8
History of Roman literature ... to the Augustan age
dent ; and it cannot be denied that he rapaciously plundered his province, like
most Roman governors of the day. But it seems doubtful if he was that monster of
iniquity he has been sometimes represented. He was extremely unfortunate in
the ...
9
A Greek and English lexicon: originally a Scripture lexicon; ...
Aj5rotxT/xoV,-fl,-o»,(from same) dexterous in plundering, inclined to plunder :
xqttxx- tixus, rapaciously, with sudden violence. 'AjT/MTOf, -ij, -o'c, (from same)
seized, snatched away, rescued. 'AfxaX^oj, -a, -on, (from same) rapid, voracious
...
... machines and machine-driven tools and technology, which powerful machines
and machine-driven tools and which technology enable individuals to
rapaciously and arrogantly destroy Nature and to rapaciously and arrogantly
manufacture ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RAPACIOUSLY»
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rapaciously is used in the context of the following news items.
Here's an Idea - Don't Be a Jerk
No, you don't build an industry that rapaciously drums women out through revenge porn (releasing intimate pictures or details of former sexual partners), "doxing ... «Huffington Post, Jul 15»
Lesson 5: Wanted! Guyana's stolen public assets recovery initiative
... unique democratic opening, embark on seeking bread (investible resources) and justice for Guyanese whose national wealth has been rapaciously plundered ... «Stabroek News, May 15»
Why UK grads are rejecting Google and Facebook
They're not motivated by money, or by saving the world, instead they want to be stretched and to learn rapaciously from day one. Pete Hamilton, an Imperial ... «Techworld.com, May 15»
The New Series for Soap Opera Lovers
“Beacon Hill” started, in part, in Jessica Hill's grandmother's TV room; it's there Hill fell in love with soaps, sitting with her grandmother and rapaciously following ... «Back Stage, May 15»
Hillsborough disaster anniversary: Liverpool hero John Aldridge …
He was the lethal focal point of Kenny Dalglish's great side, feeding rapaciously on the brilliance of Peter Beardsley and John Barnes. In April 1989 he was in ... «International Business Times UK, Apr 15»
The great, the good and the ugly
Better than their complacent elders, they know the hunger of once-friendly, now rapaciously unforgiving, media for uncovering such abuses. Even demonstrably ... «The Economist, Feb 15»
Privatized offshore cities: the new climate apartheid
This essentially utopian drive – to consume rapaciously and endlessly and to reject any semblance of collective impulse and concern – is simply incompatible ... «Boing Boing, Jan 15»
5 British Poets to Watch in 2015
Rishi Dastidar writes rapaciously smart, political poems that always retain the advantage of surprise. He is a graduate of Faber Academy, a gadfly about London ... «Huffington Post, Jan 15»
Family Businesses Need One Person to Conquer and Another to Rule
Conquerors' are filled with entrepreneurial spirit and rapaciously go after market share. They are often workaholics who ignore other aspects of their lives. «blogs.hbr.org, Dec 14»
The Outlander Wedding Episode Is Some of the Year's Sexiest …
Based on a cherished, rapaciously read book series that began in 1991, Outlander has a vocal corps of intensely devoted fans. And yet, it's entirely likely that ... «Vanity Fair, Sep 14»
