QUÉ SIGNIFICA IRRECOVERABLENESS EN INGLÉS
definición de irrecoverableness en el diccionario inglés
La definición de irrecuperable en el diccionario es la calidad o el estado de no poder ser recuperado o recuperado. Otra definición de irrecuperable es la calidad o el estado de no poder remediarse o rectificarse.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «IRRECOVERABLENESS»
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1
Commentary on the Prophets of the Old Testament: Commentary ...
But just at this moment he is suddenly overpowered by a vision of the divine
irrecoverableness of this nation ; an irrecoverableness necessarily growing out of
such a condition as he beholds the people in, and by the dreadful power over the
...
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Commentary on the Prophets of the Old Testament: Commentary ...
But just at this moment he is suddenly overpowered by a vision of the divine
irrecoverableness of this nation ; an irrecoverableness necessarily growing out of
such a condition as he beholds the people in, and by the dreadful power over the
...
3
Wandering, Form, and the Sentimental Novel
This dissertation addresses wandering in sentimental novels by women, arguing that this trope teaches us how to read these little-understood works.
4
Crowned Masterpieces of Literature that Have Advanced ...
... as many covetous wishes as shall make up a robbery, as many angry words as
shall make up a murder; and thou shalt have dropped and crumbled away thy
soul, with as much irrecoverableness, as if thou hadst poured it out all at once; ...
David Josiah Brewer, Edward Archibald Allen, William Schuyler,
1908
5
The Kingdom of God: Or, Christ's Teaching According to the ...
and that may be restored He did not deny the degradation, or utter sentimental
apologies for the sin ; but He did deny the irrecoverableness. He hoped for those
of whom the world despaired, the world of culture as represented by
philosophers ...
Alexander Balmain Bruce,
1904
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The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
... violence shall that great city Babylon be thrown down, and shall be found no
more at all. •'• And a mighty angel, to represent unto me the irrecoverableness of
this Mystical Babylon, took up a great stone, like a millstone, and cast it into the ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt,
1808
The " dreadful texts," concerning the irrecoverableness of apostasy, are
admirably handled. They are treated as categorical, not conditional, while yet it is
sufficiently shown that the strongest expressions of being " made partakers of the
Holy ...
... of some Circean intoxication to find that Barren hate, Sour-eyed disdain and
discord did bestrew their union with loathly weeds. But Clare herself had not yet
realised the bankruptcy of her influence, or rather, perhaps, its irrecoverableness.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon,
1889
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A Commentary upon the Book of the Revelation ... by ... ...
... to shew the greatness, dreadfulness and irrecoverableness of that Doom that
shall come on him: And considering this special and eminently stated Enemy of
God and JesusChrist in his Kingdom, and God's visible taking Course in this
World ...
Arthur Charles Hervey. rouses from fleshly slumbers will ever take the wicked by
surprise. The evil is that the Church too often shares the world's view about the
irrecoverableness of backsliders. How often have God's saints been able to shout
, ...
Arthur Charles Hervey,
1881