10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNFITLY»
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
UNFITLY, adv. Not properly ; not suits- bly — Others are neither unruly nor unfitly
said to preach. Hoot. — The kingdom of France may be not unfitly compared to a
body that hath all its blood drawn up into the arms, breast and back. Hoiael.
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A practical grammar of the English language
And indeed I might not unfitly avail " myself;" there should be a comma after "
might," and another after " not unfitly." If those two be not inserted, read the
sentence with a comma between " not " and " unfitly," and remark the difference.
On the ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
UNFITLY, adv. Not properly ; not suitably.— Others are neither untruly nor unfitly
said tn preach. Hook. — The kingdom of France may be not unfitly compared to a
body that hath all its blood drawn up into the aims., breast and back. Ho<ivel.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Hrji.— Utterly u-.fit for speculative (indies. Watts. * To UnriT. d. a. To disqualify. —
Thev unfitted him for a satisfaction in his vassals. G. Tong. » UNFITLY, adv. Not
properly ; not suit.-., bly. — Others are neither unruly nor unfitly said to preach ...
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Dictionnaire françois-anglois et anglois-françois ... revue ...
To UNFIT, u. a.Rendre incapal'le. UNFITLY, adv. [not properly] Mai apropos, rtial.
Unfitly said, unfitly applied, DU mal a propos ; mal apptiqve'. UNFITNESS, j. [want
of qualifications] fa- capacite, f. manque if aptitude, de talent, de disposition, ...
A. CHAPTER. 16. A. WORD. “UNFITLY”. SPOKEN. “A word fitly spoken is like
apples of gold in pictures of silver.” —Proverbs 25:11 ( KJV ) Warning: This
chapterisnotforthose easilyoffendedattheslightly off color word. Read at your own
risk.
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Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language, in Miniature: ...
... a. not to he measured Incommis'cihle, a. not to he mixed Incommo'de, r. a. to
trouhle, to emharrass Incommo'dious, a. unsuitahle, eexatious Incommo'diously,
ad. inconeeniently, unfitly Incomum'nicahle, a. not comumnicahle or impartihle, ...
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Miniature Edition of Johnson's Dictionary of the English ...
... rerenue, rent, profit Incommen'surahle, a. not to he measured Incommis'eihle, a
. not to he mixed Incommo'de, e. a. to trouhle, to emharrass Incommo'dious, a.
unsuitahle, rexatious jicommo'diously, ad. inconreniently, unfitly Incommunicahle,
...
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Archæologia Græca; or, The antiquities of Greece. With notes ...
The. following. account. of. the. Grecian. entertainments. may. not. unfitly. be.
divided. into. five. parts,. wherein. shall. be. described,. 1. The. times. of. eating. 2.
The several sorts and occasions of entertainments. 3. The ...
John Potter (abp. of Canterbury.), James Boyd, 1837
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The Treasury of Knowledge and Library of Reference: A ...
Inconsistently .n cnni-iK-n'sa ble, a. incapable of reenmpenre In-coin'pe- fence, In
com'pe-tency, s. inability, insufficiency InionVpe-ieiw, a. not adequate, unsuitable
In compe tent ly, ad. unsuitably, unfitly In-com-idete'.-d. ml finished, not perfcet ...
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Mrs. Fields recorded in her diary that Dickens had "the deepest sympathy for men who are unfitly married and has really taken an especial fancy I think to John ... «Slate, Mar 09»
