10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «INSUPERABLENESS»
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insuperableness et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
Thomas Dyche. INT IN'TK INTsi 113 insufficientness intEndent ' interject - insular
intEndment inrerjEction insult intEnse ' interim inssiperable intEnsion intErior
insuperableness intEnsly interlace insfiperably intEnsness interlard'
insupportable ...
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
অনূন্নত্ব নার. অপরাল্পেয়. অতরণীয় I Insuperableness, n. s. উন্নত্বন বা পরন্দুভবকরণে
তক্ষেমত] বা অনামর্ধকৃ. অসধ্যেতা I Insuperably, ad. অপরাঙ্গেরত অজেয়ত্
অপরতেবর্নায়তূ বা অপ বাদ্দেয়তস্কপূবর্বক. অজেয়ডারপে | I nsupportable, a. Fr. অসহ্ৰু,
অসহ্র্নীয় ...
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The British Quarterly Review
... and we are now, firm believers in the doctrine that all moral evidence is
cumulative ; that its force results, not from the insuperableness of any of its parts,
but from the weight of the whole ; and that our obligation to believe follows, not
where ...
Robert Vaughan, Henry Allon, 1850
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The Human Intellect: with an Introduction Upon Psychology ...
The difficulty and apparent insuperableness of the problem incite and challenge
us to make the effort to follow the successive acts by which we ' build up the
being which we are.' The difficulty which attends the effort arises from the fact that
it is ...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
অতরণর্শর | - Insuperableness, n. s. উল্পড়ুন বা পরন্দুভবকরণে অক্ষমতসু বা অসন্দুমর্থা.
অসধ্যেতা | lnsuperably, ঞঞ- অপরান্ধেরত্ অজেরত্ অপরডেববাঁরতূ বা অপ রাজেরতাপূববক.
অজেরত্যরপে | Insupportable, a. Fr. অসহ্য, অসহ্র্নীয়, give, (ববর্দান্তু | যার না ব] হর ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
inseparably inseparability inseparableness insuperable insuperably
insuperableness insupportable insupportably insupportableness inspirited
unspiritual unspiritually unspiritualized inspiriting insuppressible unsuppressed
inspiration ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language, ...
Unconquerablcness. insuperableness. ls|vi.\'ciai.Y, in-vinisé-blé, ad.
unconquerably. b-'vror.1iau.1rY, in-vi-6-ll-bilié-té, I. The state or quality of being
lnviolable. INVIOLABLE, in-vi-A-lfiihl, a. 405. Not to be profaned, not to be injured;
not to be ...
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A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ...
Unconquerablenets, insuperableness. Invincibly, In-Tin'se-blt. ad. Insuperably,
unconquerably. Inviolable, ln-vl'6-la-bl. a. (405). Not to be profaned, not to be
injured ; not to be broken ; insusceptible of hurt or wound. Inviolably, ln-vl'A-Ia-ble
. ad ...
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of ...
... In-vln'se-bl a. unconquerable Invinciblcness, in-vin'se-bl-nes s. uncon
querableness, insuperableness Invincibly, In-vm'se-ble ad. insuperably
Inviolable, ln-vl'6-la-bl a. not to be prolan ed; not to be broken [or failure;
Inviolably, ln-vl'o-la-ble ...
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
... gabh claoidheadh, nach gabh fairtleach' air, do chur gu taic. Insuperableness,
s. Do-chlaoidheachd, buadhmhorachd, do-chlaoidhteachd. Insuperably, adv. Gu
do-chlaoidh, gu do-cheannsuchadh. Insupportable, a. Do-ghiulan, do-iomchar, ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
