10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBSULTIVE»
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
See Pharmacy Itiilcx * SUBSULTIVE. Subsultory. adj. [subsuU tut. Lat ] Bounding
; moving by starts. « SUBSULTORILY. adv. [from fubiultorj., In a bounding manner
; by fits; by ftarti. — The spirits spread even, and move not subfultorilj. Bacon.
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Dictionary of the English and Italian languages for general ...
Substruction, 8. f andamento, Subsultive, adj. saltellante, balzellante. [tellante.
Sub'sultorily, adv. in modosal- Sub'sultory, vedi Subsultive. Subtan'gent, s.
sottangenle, t. Subtend', v. n. euttendersi, sten- dersi sotto. Subtense', s.
totlendente, t.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
ঘড়ীর কাঁটা বসার যে স্থানে তৎস্থানসন্বক্ষীর | Subsultive বা Subsultory, a. Lat. লন্থ
মারে যে. ল*[ফহিয়া২ হাটে বা চলে যে. লাফান্যা I Subsultorily, ad. লম মট্রিরিয়া.
লট্রিফট্রিইয়াকৈ তিমিষ্ট্রক মর্মরয়াব্ল চি ন্ডিক দিযা | '" To Subsume, v. n. Lat.
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ...
ly, ad. sustanzial- mente. [ad. sustantivamente. Substantive , a. sustantivo. | ly,
Substitute,«, sostitulo. | va. sos- tituire. J iug,iou.«.sosiituzione. Substruction, «.
fondamento, base. Substylar,a.della linea meridiana Subsultive , tory, a. sa He
liante.
Saint Hilaire Blanc, 1856
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Plutarch's Lives of Illustrious Men
•from Salius of Samothrace or Man- tinea, that taught the way of dancing in arms,
but rather from the subsultive dance itself, which they lead up along the streets,
when in the month of March they carry the sacred bucklers through the city.
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Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary: In which the Accentuation, ...
_s. one acting or another Substitution, sub-stl-tfl'-slii'in, s. a placing of any person
or thing in the room of . another [something else Substrntum, sfib-stri'-tiim s.whnt
liesurider Substruetleii, siib-striik'-slifiii, s. an under building __ Subsultive, ...
John Walker, P. Austin Nuttall, 1857
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Lives, Translated from the Original Greek: With Notes, ...
He gave these buck- lers in charge to the Salii; who did not receive their name,
as some pretend, from Salius of Samothrace, or Mantinea, that taught the way of
dancing in arms, but rather from the subsultive dance itself, which they lead up ...
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A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...
Subsultive, Subsultory, adj. (Sub- sn'.torily, adv. Springend, Bij fprongen.
Subcangent, 8. in de meetk., On- derraaklijn , yr. to Subtend, v. a. Spannen,
ender iets anders. Subtense, s. Pees, yr. van eenen boog. äubter, in zamenß.,
Onder.
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The Literary Panorama and National Register
But slaw, subsultive graze the level floor, And promise little to perform the more. *
Canto V. That the subject is well calculated to become the vehicle of elegant
satire, the poet has ingeniously and ably illustrated in a copious and well-written
...
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Literary Relics: Containing Original Letters from King ...
This sort of subsultive motion is ever accounted the most dangerous. Pliny, in the
second book of his natural history, observes that all earthquakes are attended
with a great stillness of the air. The same was observed at Catania. Pliny further ...
George Monck Berkeley, Jonathan Swift, William Congreve, 1792
