10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUFFERABLENESS»
Discover the use of
sufferableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sufferableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of the English ...
Sufferableness, 6uPur-abl-nes, n. toler- ableneee. Sufferance, sflPur-ans, «. pain,
misery, inconvenience ; patience, moderation ; toleration, permission. Sufferer,
suPflr-fir, n. one who suffers, one who undergoes pain ; one who permits.
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A phonographic & pronouncing vocabulary of the English language
... Suck'er Sucking L Suckle [Suckling Suction Su'datory [Sud'den Sud'denly Sud'
denness r Sudorific Sude L8ue p Su'et Su'ety L Suffer p Suf f erable
Sufferableness L Sufferance p Sufferer Suffering L Suffice' t Sufficiency Sufficient
Sufficiently ...
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
SUFFERABLENESS, suffer-a-bl-nes, s. Tolerable- ness. SUFFERABLY, snffer-a-
ble, ml. Tolerably; so as to be endured. SUFFERANCE, suf fer-ans, «. The
bearing of pain ; endurance; pain endured; misery; patience; moderation;
toleration; ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
(асcípenser шмели) the sterled, the caviar-sturgeon. Crepm'mmna , the flesh of
the sterled. CTepJu'lmiů, a. of the sterled. CrepnúMo, ad. sufferably, tolerably. `
Стерпймость, sufferableness, tolerableness. Стерпймый, а. sufferable, tolerable
.
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New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
... essere punito, giustiziato; you shall sullerfor it, ne porlerete> la pena; to suffer
from toothache, solïrfre 11 mal di denti Sutierable, adj. sopportabile, tollerabile
Sufferableness, s. sopportabilitá Sutîerably, adv. in môdo comportabile
Suiferancc, ...
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The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
... subjection subjugated subjugating subjugation safety-valve softhearted
sophisticate sophisticated sophistical sophistically sufferableness sphericalness
safeconduct sufficiently sevenfold seventeenth savings-bank sempiternity
sempiternal ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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AN ELEMENTARY DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
SUFFERABLENESS SUPEREROGATORY suf'fer-A-BLE-ness, n. Tolerableness.
suf'fer-£NCE,?i. Pain; patience:— permission. suf'fer-er, n. One who suffers or
endures. suf'f p-iNG, n. Pain suffered ; endurance. svf-fice' (suf-fiz')j v. n. To be ...
JOSEPH E. WORCESTER, 1860
It was chiefly to lessen the in- sufferableness of this, by setting by its' side some
memoranda of the transcendent merits of the work, that I thought I could usefully
write ; and this task I shall now bring to an end by transcribing the conclusion of ...
Joseph Dennie, John Elihu Hall, 1806
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English-Assamese Dictionary
^it^ I *ft1t«t1 I a. Suddenness. Suddenly, adr. ^TSlft, 3Jt<% » Sudor, n. ^fi( I f
Sudored. ^' (. Sudoriferous. Suffer, v. 1^ ^1 I f?1 I (2) ^& cffol i $«f. CTfat Followed
by 'for.' n. Sufferance. Suffering, n. ^&, ^ | Sufferable, adj. ^fa *t?1 ( n.
Sufferableness.
It was chiefly to lessen the in- sufferableness of this, by setting by its side some
memoranda of the transcendent merits of the work, that I thought I could usefully
write ; and this, task I .shall now bring to an end by transcribing the conclusion of
...
