10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRADUCINGLY»
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traducingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
... tennagant treatment tortoise-shell triturated triturating trituration traitorously
traitorousness outward-boand traducible" traducingly tradesman tradeswoman
Terra del Fuego traditional traditionally traditionary traduction truthfulness
trespasser ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle,
1849
2
A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic and English
To speak traducingly of the absent, to meditate mischief, to resolve to injure
another. To deceive. To blah or chatter. To warble (as the nightingale). To sing. 1:
. s r UK.» sagdn, Three and three. Dogs. I etili/.s_.§ag(7n¢_z{;, Triple, of three
kinds.
John Richardson, Charles Wilkins,
1806
3
The Gentleman's Magazine
rect he is as to his insinuation respecting the only two of them which he ' has
traducingly named. My words are as follow : “ Iran, then, and Irin, or, as more
correctly spelled, Eireau and Eirein, with an e prefixed to each of the other vowels
, ...
4
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
rect he is as to his insinuation respecting the only two of them which he has
traducingly named. My words are as follow : " Iran, then, and Irin, or, as more
correctly spelled, Eirean and Eirein, with an e prefixed to each of the otl.cr vowels
, as well ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols,
1834
5
The Life of John Goodwin, A.M.: Some Time Fellow of Queens̓ ...
These words, thus sycophantly and traducingly severed from their fellows in the
same sentence, they present to the Lord Protector and Parliament, as containing
in them blasphemy and error. It was some while after the presentment of the ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
rect he is as to his insinuation respecting the only two of them which he has
traducingly named. My words are as follow : " Iran, then, and Irin, or, as more
correctly spelled, Eirean and Eirein, with an e prefixed to each of the other vowels
, as well ...
7
Entick's New Spelling Dictionary, Teaching to Write and ...
... may be traduced or derived Traducingly, ad. slanderously, slightingly r aduc'
tion, i. derivation, propagation,traditton Traffic, /. trade, commerce, commodities,
wares Traffic, v.n. to trade, deal, practice commerce Trafficker,', a trader, merchant
, ...
John Entick, Lindley Murray,
1812
8
A Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
TRADUCING, trl-du's-!ng, ppr. Defaming. TRADUCINGLY, tr&-du's-!ng-le, ad.
Slanderously. TRADUCT, trl-dikt', vt. To derive. TRADUCTED, trl-diktOd, pp.
Derived. TRADUCTING, trl-dakUlng, ppr. Deriving. TRADUCTION, tra-dftkishun,
n.
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary ...: And Also a ...
Watch makes in an Hour, &Ft. TRADUCINGLY, slanderously. - A TRAlN [among
Falcanrrs] the Tail of TRQDUCTlON, translatiog or turning a Hawk. out of oe
Langunge into another z also ii de- TRAlN [of Gunþa-zudrr] a Line of Powfamig.
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
Traducingly, ad. Calumniosamente. Traffic, a Tráfico, comercio extensivo. To
Traffic, vn. Traficar, comerciar ó negociar. Trafficker, a Traficante, comerciante.
Tragacanth, a Tragacanta (дота). Tragedian, a Escritor ó actor de tragedlas.
Tr&üedy ...
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena,
1865