10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INCESSANTNESS»
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A Dictionary of the Bengalee Language, in which the words ...
(from W, incessans), incessantness. $432513? s.'(from {513253, incessane),
incessantness. 3.182%, a. (from 15, prim, and GENE, finished), not 'brought to a
close, n'ot ended. , WEEKS'. 8- (From SIT-WW; 1w! ended); the circumstance of
not ...
William CAREY (Baptist Missionary.),
1815
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
(from 'sin-IN, incessant), incessantness. '\ ants“. s. :trom miss, incessant),
incessantness. was, a. (from w, priv. and mute, finished), not brought to a close,
not ended. admit, s. (from not“, not ended), the circumstance of m. mt being
brought to an ...
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Gach peacadh leanailteach, each adhering sin. — Sm. Uisge leanailteach,
incessant rain ; leanailteach air obair, persevering at work. Leanaieteaciid, s.f.
Adhesiveness; adherence; perseverance ; incessantness. Leanamhain, s. (Ir.id.)
Goods ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
I Leanailteachd, s.s. Adhesiveness ; adhérence; persévérance ; incessantness.
Leanamhain, s. (Ir.id.) Goods; substance; a spouseì asweetheart; a pet; a
concubine. Lean ar, fut. pass. of lean. Shall be followed. See Lean.' Leanartach,
aich ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825
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The imperial dictionary, English, technological, and ...
IMPOSINGLY IN INCESSANTNESS IMPBRA'TOR, n. [L.] A title of honour
conferred on Roman generals after a great victory ; a commander-in-chief; a
general ; a king or emperor. IMPERCEPTIBIL'ITY, n. Same as Imperceptibleness.
John Ogilvie, Noah Webster,
1856
He is a chained cur, who falls with equal fury on everyone whom he does not
know, often bites the best friend of the house in the calves, barks incessantly, and
just because of this incessantness of his barking cannot get listened to, even
when ...
George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray,
1890
Yet for all this, they that should measure by the incessantness of men's
complaints would judge that the scene was quite reversed, and that our good
things are, as Job speaks, " swifter than a weaver's shuttle " (Job 68 THE ART OF
...
Richard Allestree, Lady Dorothy Coventry Pakington, William Pridden,
1841
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
... incortitude ' a si; inclose , inamored . incEssane-- * inclosure infinimate .- -
incessantly i ,,. include inanimfiteness; . incessantness z, -. ipmA lNC INC INC
107 inch'ifive ' incemPsebcnsibility incontinentlsiy inclusively *
And then the second is the assiduity, the constancy, the incessantness, They rest
not day nor night. But have the saints of God no vacation? Do they never cease?
nay, as the word imports, requiem non habent, they have no rest. Beloved, God ...
John Donne, Henry Alford,
1839
The incessantneSs of its delivery. " Day unto day attereth speech, and night unto
night sheweth knowledge." Nature as a preacher never tires, never pauses.
There has been no break in nature's sermon from the beginning. Every 210
GERMS ...
3 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «INCESSANTNESS»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
incessantness nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Self-Discovery: The Party Doesn't End After College
One of Clay's main points was that the incessantness of our party scene is representative of a misguided and myopic view of post-graduation ... «The CMC Forum, feb 15»
11 Undeniable Signs You're Becoming Cynical
However, if there comes a day when you start to feel a liiiiiitle perturbed by Leslie's incessantness, and more understanding of April Ludgate's ... «Bustle, feb 15»
Those women, Mr. Talinis and Jeanette
... trekking companions—I tend to climb with those who are most accommodating of my stubbornness, of my incessantness of visible distance, ... «Sun.Star, mag 14»