10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «AVOUCHABLE»
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
A U S AVOLATION, a-vbfiaushtn. r. The act of flying away To AVOUCH, a-voustsh
. v. a. To affirm, to maintain ; to produce in favour of another; to vindicate, to justify.
AVOUCH, a-vouffsh. s. Declaration, evidence. AVOUCHABLE, a-vouksh-abl. a ...
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The Constitutional History of England from the Accession of ...
... how far her highness might go in following the Roman authority ; but be yet
doubted, that if any dispensation should pass from her authority, to any subject,
not avouchable by laws of her realm, made and established by herself and her
three ...
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The Anti-absurd Or Phrenotypic English Pronouncing & ...
... avaka'da Avocate avakat Avocation avaka'slion Avoid avoi'd Avoidable avoi'
dлbl Avoidance avoi'dлns A voider avoi'der Avoidless avoi'dles Avoirdupois
averdiupoi'z Avolation avala' sliou Avouch avS'ch AVOUChaBLE avS'chabl
Avoucher ...
Bartlomiej Beniowski, 1845
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The Church History of Britain: From the Birth of Jesus ...
History of Winchester reporteth, that then their church, first founded by king
Lucius, and since destroyed, was built anew, and monks, as they say, placed in it.
But the most avouchable evidence of Christianity flourishing in this island in this
age ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Gwirvozolcz, r. m. (gwirvozawl) Voluntarinese. Gwìrvoxolrwyz, J. m. (gwirvozawl)
Voluntarinese, spontaneity. Gwirgar, a. (gwîr) Lovîng the truth. Gwiriad, s. m. — fl.
t. au (gwîr) Allégation. Gwirîadwy, a. (gwîr) Avouchable, verifiable. Gwiriant, i. m. ...
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Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
AVOUCHABLE, a-vouffsh-abl. a. That may be avouched. AVOUCHER, a-vouXsh-
er. s. He that avouches. To AVOW, Zt-vow', v. a. tify, to declare openly.
AVOWABLE, a-vow'-abl. a. That which may be openly declared. AVOWAL, a-
vovts-al. s.
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Address to the Graduating Class of the Law School of ...
“It was not avouchable by t of the realm.” In the case of Cavendish, all the of the
Queen's Bench refused to admit him to a under the Queen's writ, and to.
sequester its which were in the possession of another. It w a disseisin of the
freehold.
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The Constitutional History of England
... not avouchable by laws of her realm, made and established by herself and her
three estates, whether that subject be in surety - at all times afterwards: especially
seeing there be parliament. laws precisely determining cases of dispensations ...
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A Popular Sketch of the Origin and Development of the ...
... not avouchable by laws of her realm, made and established hy herself and her
three Estates, whether that subject be in surety at all times afterwards ;
particularly seeing there be parliament laws precisely determining cases of
dispensations.
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Grande Dizionario Italiano Ed Inglese Edizione Fatta Su ...
'ro AVOUCH, to maintain, to justify, to assert, mantenere, asserire, afi'crmare,
accertare, asseuerare. AVOUCHABLE, adj. that can be avouched, che si può
asserire, afl'ermare, o asseverare. AVOUCHED, adj. mantenuto, asserito, afl'
ermatn, ...
