10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REJECTINGLY»
Discover the use of
rejectingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rejectingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Close Relationships: Key Readings
One way of achieving this goal is to select partners who are likely to act
rejectingly, such as someone who is unlikely to show sustained ... be completely
explained by HRS women selecting partners who are prone to behave rejectingly
.
Harry T. Reis, Caryl E. Rusbult, 2004
2
A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ...
Sacudidamente, adv. rejectingly. Sacudido, em. Spanish step in dancing.
Sacudido, -a, adj. harsh ; intractable ; shaken; darted; separated. Sacudidor, em.
shaker; batlet for cleansing linen. Sacudidura, ef. dueting ; cleaning.
Sacudimiento, em.
Tho act of shaking off or rejecting any thing. De sacudida, Resulting from.
Sacddidam£nte, ad. Rejectingly. SACUDfDo, da, a. Harsh, indocile, intractable
Sacudido, sm. Spanish step in dancing. Sacudidor, sm. 1. Shaker, one who
shakes off 2.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1849
4
The Wind in the Pylons, Vol 2
"Off on yer 'ollydays, then?” asked the Hare with sweet simplicity, eyeing the
Mole's load both rheumily and rejectingly as he spoke. "Well, um—yes.—In a
manner of speaking." “Which way yer 'eaded?" "O. East. Generally, you know.—
East?
Gareth Lovett Jones, 2005
5
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Rejectingly. Sacudido, da, a. Harsh, indocile, intractable. Sacudido, sm. Spanish
step in dancing. Sacudidor, sin. 1. Shaker, one who shakes off 2. Instrument for
beating or cleansing. Sacudid6ra, sf. Dusting, act of cleaning. Sacudimiento, sm.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1850
6
Working with Parents and Infants: A Mind-Body Integration ...
They will sense if they are being held confidently, nervously, lovingly, or
rejectingly. Babies who are held in a confident, gentle, and sensitive manner will
feel more secure and will learn to trust their parents. A common complaint among
...
7
The Anna Freud Tradition: Lines of Development - Evolution ...
This caregiver is inaccessible and reacts to the infant's expression of emotions
and stress inappropriately and/or rejectingly and therefore shows minimal or
unpredictable participation in the various types of arousal regulating processes.
Norka T. Malberg, Joan Raphael-Leff, 2012
8
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Slowly and mournfully shaking his head, as it sank upon his breast, he waved his
hand rejectingly, and faintly murmured in an inward tone, " Too late ! too late !
Leave me, good Hallings ! Your master will not be long a trouble to you ;— but he
...
9
Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Sacudidamente, ad. Rejectingly. Sacudido, da, a. and pp. of Sacudir, ~n»Tm\%,
indocile, intractable. Sacudido, sm. Spanish step in dancing. Sacudidor, sm. 1.
Shaker, one who shakes off 2. Instrument for beating or cleansing. Sacudidura, sf
.
10
Third Eye Thru Open Mouth
As his, I am free to love him completely As his, I am free to love my friends deeply
As his, I am free to love the world contentedly As his, I am free to love As mine, I
am trapped alone only As mine, I am trapped rejectingly As mine, I am trapped ...
Sand-dee Rose Waybill, 2006
