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7 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CONCIPIENCY»
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Spiritual philosophy: founded on the teaching of the late ...
But whatever may be the true philosophical justification of the Concipiency in
question, the fact taken on trust by the empirical mind remains the same : — He
who distinguishes a Metal by its properties of weight, brilliancy, lustre, colour,
ductility ...
Joseph Henry Green, Sir John Simon, 1865
2
The British Controversialist and Literary Magazine
The idea, which the concipiency of subitantialHy discloses, when interpreted in
its spiritual sense and signifioancy, is that of the will contemplated as the
absolute ground of all well-being ; that the idea contained in the concipiency of
causality, ...
Thus the ear of Earth must be universal and spiritually effectual, intelligent,
excellent and of infinite continuity. The world of human intellect and human
parlance gives no place to concipiency which is the female term matching
percipiency.
Edna Sarah Beardley, 1958
4
The British Controversialist: And Literary Magazine
The reason (here the speculative reason) supplies the universal and neces- sary
forms of concipiency, otherwise known as the categories or moulds of the
understanding, namely: — 1. Cause and effect; 2. Subject and attribute,
sometimes ...
5
The Chambers Dictionary
adj conclnn'ous elegant; harmonious. [L concinnus well adjusted] conc\p\entk3n-
sip'i-3nt,adj 'conceiving. — n concipiency [L concipiens, -entis, pr p ofconcipere to
conceive] concise k^n-sls', adj cut short; brief but pertinent. — vt (Milton) to ...
Frightened out of their wits, the girls, out of their concipiency would be seen in
threes or in fours. In the hostels, the doors would be barred with lockers, chairs,
basins and steel buckets. They lived in fear and most often, activities were
brought ...
Theodore B. C. Onyekwere, 2001
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
An<rpAv, M^K^M; T'Rfft; и. concipiency ЯФ'сЧНТ^пяат, (ч-чкчти concise a<#. ЯГ
«Г<т; Я'^Г, Я1Ч1ШФ; 5Tf- !*г, ^tHT f^nn |згт; v.í. (Milt.) чтелт; its. conciseness ят«
ТЧгат; concision Фг%?т; (В.) шнт, ççr; ятячтат concia m ation п. яччп Тч", ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
