10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIZABLENESS»
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sizableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Roget's II: The New Thesaurus
simper • sizableness simmer down verb See compose. simper verb See smirk.
simper noun See smirk. simple adjective See artless, backward, bare, easy,
humble, modest, pure. simple noun See fool. simple-minded or simpleminded ...
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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... status rel bargain sizable adj I syn CONSIDERABLE 2, good, respectable, ||
right smart, sensible, ||smart 2 syn BIG 1, considerable, extensive, hefty, large,
large= scale, major re/ man-sized; giant-sized sizableness n BYTE SIZE 2,
amplitude, ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1988
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Roget's II: the new thesaurus
BIG. sizableness also sizeableness noun SIZE. size noun 1. The amount of
space occupied by something: measured the size of the room with a yardstick.
Syns: amplitude, dimensions, extent, magnitude, measure, proportions. 2. The
quality or ...
Peter Mark Roget, M.D., F.R.S., Unknown, 1985
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A complete dictionary of the english and german languages ...
Sixth, sHeí A, adj. {ефГге; -ly, adv. fetbfien«; —, в. ©ефйе!, п.; (mus.) ©erre, f. [
jîafle. Sixtieth, «iks'-té-erA, adj. {еф» Sixty, s?ks'-te, adj. fediMfl. Sizable, slze'-â-bl
, adj. oer» fjiiltnifimtif.ifl ; ап|е1ш1[ф. Sizableness, alze'-it-bl-n?8, 8. 23trt)alin¡f,
maf ...
... SIXPENNY SIXTE SIXTEEN SIXTEENMO SIXTEENMOS SIXTEENS
SIXTEENTH SIXTEENTHS SIXTES SIXTH SIXTHLY SIXTHS SIXTIES SIXTIETH
SIXTIETHS SIXTY SIXTYISH SIZABLE SIZABLENESS SIZABLENESSES
SIZABLY SIZAR ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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"Daddy's Gone to War": The Second World War in the Lives of ...
William M. Tuttle. Family, a survey published in 1947, “contributes significantly to
the emotional character of adult life, only when these war children mature will the
sizableness of one of the most important penalties of World War II be disclosed.
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Mind and the World-order: Outline of a Theory of Knowledge
If the toga had not a determinate sizableness independent of the yard'I choose
this example partly because no yardstick ever was or will be laid on Cuar's toga. I
hope the parallel will be drawn in terms of human minds and past geologic ages.
Clarence Irving Lewis, 1990
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Drugs and the American Dream: An Anthology
According positive status to the ability to withstand extraordinarily high doses
ofLSD or to the sizableness ofone's heroin habit is not a controlling sanction. We
are chiefly concerned with the rituals and sanctions that promote moderate use, ...
Patricia A. Adler, Peter Adler, Patrick K. O'Brien, 2012
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The Gentleman from California:
Human sizableness was therefore derogated and strength unnecessary. Every
possible physical contingency had been provided against in the arrangement of
the craft, and since the arrangements were not subject to variation by natural ...
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Practical Orthography, Or, The Art of Teaching Spelling by ...
Primitives. seize size Regular, Qer^vatives. seizahle,8 m. c. a. sizable, m. c. w.-
sizableness, AN. seizeable sizeable*, Bv&Cftlhw- . sizeabltness.rv, a. . cing
Dictionary, and disapprove^ of it, in his Rhyming Dictionary, where he has drawn
out ...
William Bearcroft, Daniel Henry Barnes, 1828
