10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SATEDNESS»
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1
Ancient Egyptian Literature: A Book of Readings
(20) He creates hunger after satedness, satedness in turn after hunger. (21) Men
cannot avoid the god or retaliation when he decrees (it) for them. (22) He who
burns to (do) every harm, the god 212 ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LITERATURE.
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Molesworth's, Marathi-English dictionary
3 Satiety or satedness. ^'jrr a ind (&*• II) Good, sound, pure. Pr Vt Bf% ^1T »ft 3Rl*
ilzf<I^ 'ill- The word is restricted use. ^ITtffl /At cards. The queen of the suit ^ir 2
Used of a woman in endearment or familiarity. ^Ilo5 or ij n P (Tsh.) A string of ...
Thomas Candy, George Candy, Narayan Govind Kalelkar, James Thomas Molesworth
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A Dictionary Marathi and English
2 Used of a woman in endearment or familiarity. ^fHTo5 or iz n P (Tsh.) A string of
small bells (as for a horse's or bullock's neck, or around a carriage). □^[JfToJ or
o3l / (Commonly ^Jioj) Overflowing abundance. 2 Satedness. (The ^ is tsh.) ...
4
The Slavonic and East European review
He came to Decadent art, not out of satedness, but out of hunger.'25 A few years
later Krejci applies what he had found in Hlavacek to the whole trend: 'The Czech
Decadence arose [ . . . J from the pains of plebeians and proletarians, not from ...
5
A Compendium of Molesworth's Marathi and English Dictionary
Used with ^l5f, To become glutted : HirataT*J Satedness. /. s A widow. 3TWffa a. s
Inedible. a.(a)pop.3N\Ttt Luckless. (s) Negation, nonentity. 3Wl^^i a. s
Unbelieving in (the Deity). 2 Unthought of. n. The sky. 2 Cloudiness, r. 5. j-tion. w.
s A ...
James Thomas Molesworth, Baba Padmanji, 1863
6
Social influences: or, Villiers
Two opposite states, superduce the same passioning — sadness of emotion,
satedness of enjoyment, weariness of thought — the Want of Loving, and the
Unrequitedness of Love. To that, he had been subjected before encountering
Grace ...
7
The Laws of Verse: Or Principles of Versification ...
Dryden, in his admirable free version, which he says (tolerably well preserved, I
think, in the translation) corresponded to the sense of cloying and satedness
engendered by the closely-packed and luscious contents of the spacious walls of
the ...
James Joseph Sylvester, 1870
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Thesaurus of English Words: So Classified and Arranged as to ...
Satedness, 869. Satellite, follower, 281. companion, 88. heavenly body, 318.
Satiate, sufficient, 639. redundant, 641. Satiated, 869. Satiety, sufficient, G39.
redundant, 641. cloy, 869. desire, 865. Satire, ridicule, 856. couture, 932. Satirical
, 932.
Peter Mark Roget, Barnas Sears, 1854
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The Revealed Doctrine of Rewards and Punishments
Do their sophisms quite convince them ? Is all within at ease ? Know they no
satedness and disgust ? Nor is it denied that these may also, " not only do such
things, but have pleasure in them who do them." " The e 2 OF MAN DEDUCED
FROM ...
Richard Winter Hamilton, 1847
10
New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
savory Saturitl, if. the being saturared, satedness salurnale, -alizio, -a, adj. of the
saturnalia àalnrnili, imp. salurnilia Saturnino, -a, adj, saturnine, austère, doll
Saturnità tf. melancholy, misanthropy, spleen Saturnio, -a, adj, satbrnian, т.
Saturnino ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SATEDNESS»
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Nowadays, chastity is the ultimate rebellion
Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen described a state of disillusioned satedness that he called “black grace” – a kind of fed-upness that could open the way for ... «Catholic Herald Online, Mar 15»
