10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MEDDLINGLY»
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
Meddlingly, impertinently. PRAGMATICALNESS, praç-mat'tè-kil-nea. ». The
quality of intermeddling without right or call. PRAISE, prate, ». 202. Renown,
commendation, celebrity ; glorification, tribute of grati- Ms laud ground or reason
ol praise ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Newton. * MI'DDLE-WITTED. a. Of moderate abilities. Walton. MI'DDLINC. a. [
from middle.] i. Of middle rank. UEstrange. a. Of moderatesixe ; having moderate
qualities of any kind. Graunt. * MEDDLINGLY, ad. Passably; indifferent- ly.
Johnson.
... Impertinently ; meddlingly, ad. En-ig-mal'i-cul-ly Obscurely ; doubtfully, ad. Dog
-mat' i-cal-ly Magisterially ; positively, ad. Gram-maf i-cal-ly According to grammar
, ad. Symp-to-mat'i-cal-ly In the nature of a symptom, ad. Sehis-mat'i-cal-ly In a ...
4
A new Dictionary of the English Language. ... To which is ...
Relating to action; not i n 'r I; n '5 PttAcMA TlCALLY_PRAC-MAT-lC-AL-LY. nel-21
. [ii-um pragmatitaL] Meddlingly; impertinently. PnAcMA'ncALNsss. 's.s£ [from
pragmatimL] The quality osintermeddling without right or call. '1PRAISE-PRAISE.
William KENRICK (LL.D.), 1773
5
A Complete Dictionary of the English Language
Meddlingly, impertinently.' PRAGMATICALNESS, prag-roit'- t^-kcl-nls. f. The
quality of intermeddling without right or call. PRAISE, praSse. s. Renown,
commendation, celebrity; glorification, tribute of gratitude, laud ; ground or reason
of praise.
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A critical pronouncing dictionary
Meddlingly, impertinently. PRAGMATICALNESS, prag-mat'te-kal- nis, ». The
quality of intermeddling without right or call. PRAISE, prize, s. 202. Renown,
commendation, celebrity ; glorification, tribute of gratitude, laud ; ground or
reason of ...
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A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
111.] Things prrn- tmllylnown in order to undciiULd hnis- thing i'Sc. PRA<.MA(TIC
.M..7 a. [jrWf<««.] Mid- PRAGMATICK. J dlirg ; miperuneiitr, □ busy; afiuming
bufoefs without inviia on. PRAGMATICALLY. ![rom/r^tiU] Meddlingly ; in.pcrtineni.
y.
But they governed as priests govern, irritatingly and meddlingly, and, as if ice and
Indians between them might not have been trusted to impart a wholesome
severity to life, they urged war against such meager forms of luxury as had
straggled ...
Henry James, Leon Edel, 1956
9
The New Spelling Dictionary
one engaged in any art or business Præ'cipe, /. a writ, a command Prafcog'nita, /.
things previously known Pragmat'ic, a. meddling, impertinent Pragmatically, ad.
impertinently, meddlingly Praise, / renown, commendation, gratitude 'raise, «At« ...
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Dictionary of the English Language ...
r, prsg-mat'te-kal- e,adv. in a pragrnatilcal degree or manner; meddlingly,
impartinen . PnscMi”rrc.u.m-zss, prag-rnat'te-kal-ness, rné. the 4 . PRA PRE act,
state, or quality of being pragmatical; the. v DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISPI
TONGUE.
2 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «MEDDLINGLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
meddlingly nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Terence Corcoran: CRTC's reforms aim for 'viewer choice,' but what …
The CRTC also talks meddlingly about bundles of five or 10 channels, adding that the telecom suppliers “may also” continue to offer ... «Financial Post, mar 15»
Tamara Drewe: movie review
... setting for a story replete with loamy farmers, tweedy authors, puffed-up philanderers, saucy maidens, meddlingly precocious pre-teen girls, ... «Christian Science Monitor, ott 10»
