PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «ENCAUSTICALLY»
encaustically
encaustically
define
painted
with
colors
fixed
heat
process
which
burned
noun
work
produced
encaustic
defined
done
burning
applying
tile
origin
classical
latin
encausticus
from
greek
enkaustikos
collins
always
adjective
decorated
involving
colours
inlaying
coloured
clays
baking
fusing
surface
reverso
meaning
also
ecstatically
encomiastically
enthusiastically
what
adverb
that
used
term
painting
using
embed
pigments
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ENCAUSTICALLY»
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1
Not to Mention Camels: A Wild Trip Through Time and Space
Change of pace — that's always been the thing. Heal them all, and they will no
longer come to you in fear and trembling. But why was he not able to blast the
hecklers tonight? Polder attacked the hecklers encaustically. He burned to death
a ...
In the nave and aisle, tiles twelve inches square, laid at intervals, and intermixed
with others of divers colors, are encaustically inscribed with memorial records of
persons long ago buried underneath, and whose names were almost obliterated
...
Exeter Diocesan Architectural and Archaeological Society, Exeter, England, 1867
3
Chambers concise dictionary
[17c: from Greek enkaustikos, from enkaiein to burn in] □ encaustically adv. -
ence /-sns/ > suffix, forming nouns corresponding to adjectives in -ENT, signifying
1 a state or quality, or an action, etc which shows a state or quality • confidence ...
4
Strigulensia: Archæological Memoirs Relating to the District ...
One fragment of a vessel, encaustically coloured, and raised in bas-relief,
represented the chase of a hind by a dog, and is remarkable from its close
resemblance to the figure on one of the vessels given in Mr. Roach Smith's
Antiquities of ...
5
The History and Antiquities of the Parish of Clyst St. ...
In the nave and aisle, tiles twelve inches square, laid at intervals, and intermixed
with others of divers colors, are encaustically inscribed with memorial records of
persons long ago buried underneath, and whose names were almost obliterated
...
Henry Thomas Ellacombe, 1865
6
If I Should Die Before I Wake
Near the boarder of Washington DC's northeastern ghetto community, a group of
encaustically polished BMW's aligned the dilapidated roadway. Their headlights
glaring. Behind the BMWs was one black, stretch limo Mercedes-Benz.
7
Existence in Black: An Anthology of Black Existential Philosophy
Remarkably, the lynching event (or an equal atrocity) emerges quite powerfully in
William Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County (Faulkner: 439f). For a number of
years, up through the 1930s, the inexpressible terror of lynching was
encaustically ...
How durable such paintwork would have been in antiquity is open to question:
the most effective way of adding colour would have been encaustically, i.e. '
burning in' pigments with hot wax. Modern techniques of spectroscopic analysis
and ...
9
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
encaustically adverb. © 17c: from Greek enkaustikos, from enkaiem to bum in. -
ence /ans/ c» suffix, forming nouns corresponding to adjectives in -ENT,
signifying 1 a state or quality, or an action, etc which shows a state or quality □
confidence ...
25. 29. For just as the architect ofa new house. To whom our author compares the
work's originator, Jason. he who undertakes to paint it. To whom our author
compares himself. encaustically. On encaustic painting – painting by applying
heat ...
