BUKU BASA ROMAWI KAKAIT KARO «ABJÉCT»
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Delphi Complete Works of Samuel Johnson (Illustrated):
Abjéct. v.a. [abjicio, Lat.] To throw away. Aword rarely used. Abjéctedness. n.s. [from abject.] The state of an abject. He would love at no less rate than death; and, from the supereminent height of glory, stooped and abased himself to the.
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Essai sur l'Indifférence en matière de religion - Volumul 1 - Pagina 60
abjéct. etùnëvénération. impie. pour. les. héros. de. la. philo—. 1 Omm'a passiôür'a sunt credenti. Marc., 1x, 22. sophie ancienne *, ne fut elle—même, dès son origine, qu'un 60 ess'u soa L'INDIFFÉRENŒ.
Félicité de La Mennais, 1843
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A new dictionary of the Italian and English languages, ...
-jectly. Abjéct-edness, -ion, -ness, 1. s. abiettezza, bassezza, Ε; 2. codardia, pusillanimità, f. To Abjódicate, v. a. sentenziare, assegnare a qualcuno che che sia per sentenza. Abjuràtion, s. l. abiara, abjurazióne, ε.. 2. riniincia, f. To Abjfire, v. a. Ι.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1868
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Nuevo diccionario inglés-español y español-inglés - Pagina 2
To abjéct, v. a. Echar afuera, arrojar; || one's self to, rebajarse hasta Л; [[ on the ground echarse en tierra. Abjéctedness,s. Abyección, desesperación. Ab éction , Abjéctness, s. Abyección, servilismo. A'bjectly, ad. Bajamente. A'bjectness, s.
Juan Antonio Seoane, 1849
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A Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages - Volumul 2
Abider, s. colui che alloggia in un luogo. Abiding, s. dimora, abitazioneAbiding, continuanza, persevef12. Abiding, tolleranza, sofferanza.–Abiding, dimora, tardanza. To Abjéct, v. a. buttar via, gittare, scagliare. Abjéct, adj. abietto, vile, basso.
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The American Linguist, Or Natural Grammar, Etc - Pagina 69
... meaning of the word is changed by placing the accent differently. The same word Accented differently. “ábject, to abjéct. déscant, to descánt ābsent, to absént. éssay, to essäy. ābstract, to abstráct. éxport, to expórt. âccent, to accént. éxtract, ...
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On Early English Pronunciation: ... Illustrations of the ... - Pagina 1048
extravaBenefactor, acaVesicatory, modificable. Propitiatory, superérogatory, mónosyllable, réferendary, spiritualize. Cónscionableness, parliamentary. Conjure conjure, áugust n.august a., &bject n. abjéct, cément n., cónserve n., cónsult n., ...
Alexander John Ellis, William Salesbury, Johann Andreas Schmeller, 1874
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A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages: ... - Pagina 2
Abjéct-edness, -ion, -ness, 1. s. abietle'zza, Ъаг- se'zza, f. ; 2. codardía, pusillanimité, f. To Abjudicate, v. a. sentenzióre, assegnare a qualcuno che che sia per sentenza. Abjuration, s. 1. ab iura, abjurazióne, f. ; 2. rinúncia, f. To Abjure, т. a.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1854
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Wherein ...
... lugar ó casa : vecino, inquilino. Abiding,!. Continuación, perseverancia, estabilidad, permanencia. A*bject, ». Hombre desesperado ó sin esperanza. ATiject, a. Vil, despreciable, bajo, indecente: abatido, abyecto ; desalmado. To Abjéct, ta.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1855
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ... - Pagina 65
... assign augment bombard cément colleague collect compact cómpound compress concert concrete cbndnct confine conflict conserve consort contest contract contrast cónvent converse convert convict convoy désert discount Vert», to abjéct ...
John Walker, Thomas Nelson (Firma), 1843
