10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNOFFICIOUS»
Discover the use of
unofficious in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unofficious and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Finally, the learned author has hardly shown the plaintiff to be unofficious. The
plaintiff put his carriage upon the premises knowing its liability to seizure, and, so
far as these defendants were concerned, without request. He was quite as ...
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Errors of Speech and of Spelling
SX (not un'.o.fish".al, a common blunder), unofficially, un'.of.fish.al.ly ; unofficious,
un'.of.fish.us ; unofficious-ly, un' .if. fish" '.us.ly ; unofflcious-ness. Un-, with Latin
officiates, offlciosus (o/-[obl/icio facio], to do or act for another) ; French non ...
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, 1877
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Etymological and Pronouncing Dictionary of Difficult Words
SI (not un'.o.fish".al, a common blunder), unofficially, un' .8f.fish.3l.ly ; unoffloioiu,
un' .8f.fish.is ; unofficious-ly, un'.df.fisK'.us.ly ; unofficious-ness. Un-, with Latin
offtridlis, efficients ((/-[obl/iciotfacio], to do or act for another); French non officielOl
), ...
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, 1882
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Elevating the Race: Theophilus G. Steward, Black Theology, ...
15 A woman also was supposed to evangelize and spread the gospel in the
community, but only, to use Steward's phrase, "as an unofficious and
unostentatious missionary and educator."36 "Unofficious" and "unostentatious"
are key words ...
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
(ymwrthladd) Unopposing. Diymwrthryn, a. (ymwrthryn) Unresisting. Diymyr, a. (
ymyr) Void of officiousness. Diyniyrawl, a. (diymyr) Unofficious. Diymyrgar, a. (
diymyr) Unofficious. Diymyriad, ». m. (diymyr) A ceasing to drive after, or meddle
with ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English; ...
(diymyr) Unofficious. Diymyrgar, a. (diymyr) Unofficious. Diymyriad, ». m. (diymyr)
A ceasing to drive after, or meddle with. Diymyru, v. я. (diymyr) To cease
meddling. Diyufyd, a. (ynfyd) Not foolish, not mad. Diynni, a. (ynni) Void of vigour,
feeble.
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Unobüious . non oceurrena. Unoccupied, inexercítaluB. Unoffending, innocuua.
Vid. U nh) amable. Unofficious. tuomclopua. Unoffiíiousneee, officii ueglecti».
Unoijerative, inetficux. Unopposed, nemíne repugnante. Unorder ly, incondttua.
Vid.
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The Principles and Practice of Obstetric Medicine and ...
Generally, indeed, no active assistance is necessary, until after the birth of the
child ; all that is required of the attendant being, that he should remain an
observant, though unofficious, spectator of the process ; — ready to exert himself,
with ...
Francis H. Ramsbotham, 1851
The best fare he had was placed before us, a simple invitation to help ourselves
was given, and we were left alone during our meal, admiring the goodness of
heart which dictated the kind and unofficious hospitality of John Liddell; and
should ...
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Modern War, Or, The Campaigns of the First Prussian Army, ...
There were, however, I am happy to say, some noble exceptions. There is not a
Prussian officer or soldier who will not bear witness to the unceasing efforts of
Prince Reuss. He was here, there, and everywhere; and his simple and
unofficious, ...
Sir Randal Howland Roberts, 1871
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNOFFICIOUS»
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unofficious is used in the context of the following news items.
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At the event, Ms Long said she and the writers "wanted the book to be authoritative, but accessible, so we tried to write as unofficiously as possible. We tried to ... «AsiaOne, Nov 14»
Book celebrates - and critiques - Singapore
"We wanted the book to be authoritative, but accessible, so we tried to write as unofficiously as possible. We tried to be funny and witty where possible, and on ... «The Straits Times, Nov 14»
ISIS, Evil & the Crisis of Moral Relativism
By allowing our “firmly-held” principles to be subordinate to the principles of others, we are commended as being enlightened and unofficious. But there are two ... «Patheos, Aug 14»
Genial librarian who transformed holdings at NCAD
An open, irreverent person with a mellifluous voice and a mischievous sense of humour, he was distinctly unofficious and easygoing, and his personality ... «Irish Times, Jun 14»
Welcome home Ambassador Gary Locke
To a country used to privileged officials, he wowed the Chinese people with the unofficious act of ordering his own Starbucks and by carrying his own bag. «The Seattle Times, Nov 13»
Mistress was wrongly favoured, court told
A will by businessman Chiu Yau-chuen would be "unofficious" if he really meant to bequeath his HK$1.5 billion estate to a mistress and disinherit his nine ... «South China Morning Post, Jun 13»
Classical radio returns to St. Louis airwaves
I think Jim's after a specific sound for this station: unofficious, friendly, welcoming. “We have such a depth in the tapestry of our arts scene here. That's what we're ... «STLtoday.com, Apr 13»
Luxury, hospitality in 'hidden Ireland'
"At Derry I found an unofficious, friendly, quick-thinking people," wrote famed American war correspondent Ernie Pyle, who stayed at the hotel in 1942 and ... «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Aug 12»
