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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «OBJURGATIVE»
Découvrez l'usage de
objurgative dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
objurgative et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
International Journal of American Linguistics
Said Froth, kada'bagwaho'lna awa's-is kii- ga'matc "I will give you your share of
the beast Kvi'l Very i An objurgative form. * Another objurgative form. wlr'gan pa"
pwagan yuga'skwe a'lnabak good sport." These people ma'nife ...
2. denunciatory, denunciative, defamatory, fulminatory, comminatory, objurgatory,
objurgative; reproachful, reprehensive, disapprobatory, objurgative; opprobrious,
blaming, disparaging, scolding, disapproving, exprobatory; vituperative, critical ...
Jerome Irving Rodale,
1978
3
ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
L objurgate-, pp. of objurgare to quarrel against < jurgium quarrel]. n. objurgation
(ob"jǝr-gay'shǝn). n. objurgator (ob'jǝr-gay"tǝr). adj. objurgative (ob-jur'gə-tiv).
adj. objurgatory (ob-jur'gə-tawr”ee). adv. objurgatively (ob-jur'gə-tiv"lee). adv.
James L. Reynolds, MD,
2014
At times the signor Antonio pitched a note compounded half of cursing, half of
crying, it seemed : both pathetic and objurgative, as if he whimpered anathemas
and had inexpressible bitter things in his mind. But there was a remedy !
5
The Works of George Meredith
At times the Signor Antonio pitched a note compounded half of cursing, half of
crying, it seemed : both pathetic and objurgative, as if he whimpered anathemas
and had inexpressible bitter things in his mind. But there was a remedy!
An omnibus blocked up the street; — Ellen's carriage was behind it, and the
driver's objurgative eloquence retarded, instead of quickening the movements of
its proprietor, who was stowing away baggage upon the roof. " Hallo !" cried a
young ...
She had acquired the character of being a Sister of high merit, but peculiar in one
or two ways; given, for example, to persistent and occasionally objurgative
contradiction. There is no doubt that poor old Father Ambrose begged the
Archbishop ...
8
Alone, by Marion Harland
An omnibus blocked up the street ; Ellen's carriage was behind it, and the driver's
objurgative eloquence retarded, instead of quickening, the movements of its
proprietor, who was stowing away baggage upon the roof. ' Hallo ! ' cried a young
...
Mary Virginia Terhune,
1857
9
The Theosophical Quarterly
The element of impotence revealing itself in a flood of curses makes a bystander
laugh; the mistress laughs at Bridget throwing salt, with her objurgative "bad cess
to ye;" the scene in Tristram Shandy of Dr. Slop, who has cut his thumb, being ...
10
A Golden Gossip: Neighborhood Story Number Two
or " Rill Raye," with objurgative emphasis upon the surname, were what the girl
had been mostly used to from her ; but aunt Amelia had grown different ;
everything had grown different now. Rill went again into her own little east room,
away ...
Adeline Dutton Train Whitney,
1892