10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIZEABLENESS»
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sizeableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sizeableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In other words, the sizeableness of the value of doing X entails the sizeableness
of the value of being free-to-do-X, whereas the sizeableness of the latter value
does not entail the sizeableness of the former. On the basis of the foregoing
points, ...
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Inroads: Paths in Ancient and Modern Western Philosophy
By 'size' Descartes now means, not any discrete or definite size (for example, the
one-inch diameter of a ball of wax), but quantity, magnitude, greatness, or '
sizeableness' (as we might say) in general. This is what philosophers call
continuous ...
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Roget's II: the new thesaurus
the new thesaurus Peter Mark Roget, Robert Masters, American Heritage
Dictionary. sizableness also sizeableness noun The quality or state of being
large in amount, extent, or importance.
Peter Mark Roget, Robert Masters, American Heritage Dictionary, 1980
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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
... belonging to any of the regular establishments with which much fault can be
discerned. The sizeableness of a pack strikes the eye in the first instance as
essential to appearance ; but so long as great disparity is not manifest, it should
give ...
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts, I. Gaelic ...
Tri Í'ìuheadnmh. SIXTY, adj. 'I'rl ñcheud. . SIZE, x. Maud. mzudachd, tomad.
dômhindu. SIZE, v. a. Tomhais; lônruich. SIZEABLE, adj. Мена-г, tomudlch.,
dealbhnch, iomchuìdh. SIZEABLENESS, r. Mend, Сошла, bùc. SIZI NESS, s.
nghneachd.
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1839
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The Inman Diary: A Public and Private Confession
January 9 I should say that more than one of ten Americans believe in the
atrocities as a coincidental of war, but nine out often reject the prevalence and
sizeableness of the atrocities as propaganda. As to Jews being murdered in
mass, many ...
Arthur Crew Inman, Daniel Aaron, 1985
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A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...
Sized , adj. Groette hebbtnd. Sizeable , adj. ¡Je groette ¡¡ebbende , Op de maat.
Sizeableness , s. ßehoorlijke groot- te, vr. CServkor. Sizer, s. op de heoge fehtlen
, zie Sizes, zie Scissors. Siziness, 8. Lijuterigheid, vr. Sizy, adj. Lijmerig, Kleverig.
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The Ethics of Capital Punishment: A Philosophical ...
The extent of that gain is determined not by the sizeableness of the portions of
space that have been misappropriated, but by the gravity of the purposes to
which they have been put.14 The more seriously wrong those purposes are, the
greater ...
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From a Darkened Room: The Inman Diary
January 9 I should say that more than one often Americans believe in the
atrocities as a coincidental of war, but nine out of ten reject the prevalence and
sizeableness of the atrocities as propaganda. As to Jews being murdered in
mass, many ...
Arthur Crew Inman, Daniel Aaron, 1996
