PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «EDUCIBLE»
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «EDUCIBLE»
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Expository notes, with practical observations, towards the ...
I . Naturalis^quA c duct hi lis est in actum vi alicu\us agentis natnralis: There is a
natural! power in that which that materiall or cor- poreall which is educible into act
,by vertue' of a narurall agent; that is to. fay, wood hath a naturall power to ...
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The Phytologist: A Popular Botanical Miscellany
The colours educible from lichens are liable to be materially affected, both as to
quantity and quality according to a a. Age of the specimen operated on, i. e.,
length of period that has elapsed since collection and desiccation. I). The
geologic or ...
George Luxford, Edward Newman, 1856
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Garner's Modern American Usage
(Here the more natural wording would be to replace embarrassedly with the
phrase with embarrassment.) See qualifiedly. educable. A. And educible.
Educable = capable of being educated. Educible = capable of being elicited (i.e.,
educed).
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Thinking about Causes: From Greek Philosophy to Modern Physics
But to say that grace and the theological virtues are ''infused'' is to assert that they
— like the intellectual soul—are not educible from the potency of the subject.
How, then, could sacraments be efficient causes of grace in the soul, much less
of ...
Peter K. Machamer, Gereon Wolters, 2007
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Pocket Fowler's Modern English Usage
Many of these, however, are used too rarely to cause any real problem. educable
, educible. Educable is the adjective formed from educate, and educible the
adjective formed from educe (= bring out, develop). See -ABLE, -IBLE. -ee is an ...
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A Dictionary of Modern English Usage: The Classic First Edition
... distensible, distendable ; divertible ; divisible; edible; educible; eligible;
excerptible; exhaustible; exigible; expansible, expandable; expressible;
extendible,extensible, extendable; fallible; feasible; feeble; fencible ; flexible;
forcible; fungible; ...
H. W. Fowler, David Crystal, 2009
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The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style
A. And educible. Educable = capable of being educated. Educible = capable of
being elicited (or educed). B. And educatable. Although the shorter form is correct
, the longer sometimes crops up — e.g.: "Sooner or later, we have to go back to ...
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A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
See -ATARl I & educible. education(al)ist; educator. Educationist (the preferred
form) = an educational theorist. In the U.S., the term has acquired negative
connotations. In G.B., it has come to be used in the sense of educator, which in
the U.S. ...
just as all matter is in potency to all form educible from it, so also this portion of
matter here is in potency only to some forms, not to as many forms as are
educible from it which would be the whole span of matter. Now what these [
educible] ...
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Elements of Logic as a Science of Propositions
... interesting points are that all Inferentials and Alternatives may have their
meaning expressed in Categorical form ; that Conditionals and Categoricals (of
which S and P in the one correspond to A and C in the other) are reciprocally
educible ...
Emily Elizabeth Constance Jones, 1890
