10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OPPROBRIOUSLY»
Scopri l'uso di
opprobriously nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
opprobriously e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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The Works of John Jewel
[ao To be kissed, Conf.] [21 Opprobriously triumphing over them leap, Conf.] [**
Jewel omits Harding's reply to these paragraphs as containing nothing worthy of
notice.] t23 He, Conf.] [» Chrysost. Op. Par. 1718-38. In Epist. ad Rom. Horn, xxiii.
John Jewel, John Ayre, 1850
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The Oriental Herald and Colonial Review. - London, ...
... be refuted,) fiercely replied that it was “ utterly false." In saying so, he relied on
the poor quibble, that though the term was used, it was not used “ opprobriously";
as to which, however, the public, who were the best judges, decided otherwise.
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Standard Croatian-English and English-Croatian dictionary
Opprobriously Out Opprobriously (apro'briasli), ađv. sramno; pogrdno
Opprobriousness (apro'briasnes), Opprobrium (apro'- briam), n. pogrda; sramota
Oppugn (apju'n), v. pobijati; usprotiviti se; suzbijati; boriti se Oppugnancy (apa'
gnansi). n.
Francis Aloysius Bogadek, 1917
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Our Presidents and Their Office: Including Parallel Lives of ...
The urban colored man is one "nation" ; the rural negro another "nation." The
former are "brights" (opprobriously styled "yallers") ; the latter are "browns" (
opprobriously •See p. 377, infra. 'See pp. 532, 533, infra. "See J. F. Rhodes'
History of the ...
William Estabrook Chancellor, 1912
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The Oriental Herald, and Journal of General Literature
In saying so, he relied on the poor quibble, that though the term was used, it was
not used “ opprobriously”; as to which, however, the public, who were the best
judges, decided otherwise. On this, he entered into a fierce newspaper warfare, ...
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Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
2. To examine nicely (Calamy). SCA'NDAL. s. (raavJaXov.) 1. Offence given by
the faults of others (.Milton). 2. Reproachful aspersion j opprobrious censure;
infamy (fiogers). To Sca'ndal. v. a. (from the noun.) To 4reat opprobriously ; to
charge ...
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth, 1813
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
To SCANDAL, (skin'-dal) r. a. to treat opprobriously, to charge falsely with faults. .
To SCANDALIZE, ( skin'-di-lize ) e. <t. to offend by some action supposed
criminal ; to reproach, to disgrace, to defame. SCANDALOUS, (skin' - di - Ifis) a.
giving ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
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Johnson's English Dictionary
r. a. [scandaler, Fr.] To treat opprobriously ; to charge falsely with faults. ,•"'•'••/. To
scandalize ; to offend. Up. Story. To SCA'NDALIZE, skin'-di-llze. v.a. [nuoW^K, Gr.
; tcandafiser, Fr.l To offend by some action supposed criminal. Hooker.
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, 1835
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History of the Second Advent Message and Mission, Doctrine ...
If this be the true interpretation of the terms, then why do all the writers and
preachers who use them opprobriously, make constant efforts, in their attacks, to
show that the millennium is of a temporal nature and in mortality, instead of being
in ...
Isaac Cummings Wellcome, 1874
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Report of the trial of an action on the case, brought by ...
Ans. He has spoken of him opprobriously — particularly since the transaction :
before that time, he spoke of him opprobriously as a politician, but does not
recollect that he impeached his moral integrity before that time. [It being nearly 4
o'clock ...
Mordecai Manuel Noah, L. H. Clarke, Silvanus Miller, 1823
6 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «OPPROBRIOUSLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
opprobriously nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
John F. Rubio?
... and much more opprobriously so, when societally-suicidally vesting their public-servants with such inapposite authority, as "our leaders", i.e., ... «PJ Media, apr 15»
The failed premise of the American College Promise
... opprobriously call stupidity is nature's favorite resource for preserving steadiness of conduct and consistency of opinion among “progressives ... «Tribune-Review, gen 15»
Class—What Is It Good For?
Willis has a certain affinity with post-Marxist theorist Chantal Mouffe, a thinker known for — opprobriously, in some circles — displacing class as ... «The League of Ordinary Gentlemen, gen 13»
Court puts admissions in hands of school governing bodies
... application of the school's admissions policy, the department opprobriously invoked the ugly spectre of race to obfuscate its unlawful conduct. «BDlive, nov 12»
Rivonia Primary vs. Gauteng DOE - SCA
... dispute relating to the application of the school's admission policy the department opprobriously invoked the ugly spectre of race to obfuscate ... «Politicsweb, nov 12»
Lucas Leiva: An Apology To a Hidden Brazilian Diamond
... reign at Liverpool and lumbered us with opprobriously expensive misfits such as Josemi, Luis Garcia, Robbie Keane and Andrea Dossena. «Bleacher Report, feb 11»
