10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INCONTIGUOUSLY»
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The royal dictionary-cyclopædia, for universal reference, ...
Incontestably, in-kon-tes' -ta-ble, ad. In a manner to preclude debate ;
indisputably ; incontro- vertibly ; indubitably. ^contiguous, in-kon-tig'-u-us, a. Not
contiguous ; not adjoining ; not touching; separate. Incontiguously, in-kon-tig '-u-
us-le, ad.
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Supplement to Craig's universal dictionary
Inconsiderance, in-kon-sid'er-anse, s. Want of consideration. Inconsonantly, in-
kon'so-nant-le, ad. Not accordantly ; not consistently. Inconspicuously, in-kon-
spik'u-us-le, ad. So as not to be clearly discerned. Incontiguously, in-kon-tig'u-us-
le, ...
P Austin Nuttall, John Craig (F.G.S.),
1864
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The making of Frederick the Great
Their territory had grown, and with it their power, but not as much as the abstract
sum of their possessions might suggest : for much of it was scattered
incontiguously, without more actual cohesion than a system of garrisons could
furnish.
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Correct English and Current Literary Review ...
Incontiguously. There could never exisit any motive to make Incor.tiguously (
accent on tig; the rest of the notes legally inconvertible, save for the purpose
syllables slighted) means in an incontiguous 0f state-banking. Spencer. manner.
Josephine Turck Baker,
1916
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Practical Ortheopy and Critique
Incontiguously, in-eon-tig'u-ofis-ly. Worcester marks this word in-eon-tig'u-ous-ly.
Does he mean it? Inconvenience, in-eon-ven'yence, or ln-eon-vS'ni- ence (Wore)
; in-eon-ven'ience (Web.). Incorporeal, in-eor-po're-al, not in-eor-po-re'al.
Edward Barrett Warman,
1888
Outraged, he claimed that it was impossible to "cogitate incontiguously." She
shrugged and returned to translating Twain into Russian. For some weeks, no
one knew what Alexander was studying, his stories changing daily. The twins
finally ...
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The New Encyclopaedia Britannica
It was at once the weakness and the stimulus of Prussia's growth that many of the
Brandenburg possessions were scattered, often incontiguously, in Germany,
rendering consolidation an imperative need. This, along with acquiring a ...
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The New Encyclopædia Britannica: Macropædia
It was at once the weakness and the stimulus of Prussia's growth that many of the
Brandenburg possessions were scattered, often incontiguously, in Germany,
rendering consolidation an imperative need. This, along with acquiring a ...
9
The United States Army and Navy Journal and Gazette of the ...
The ceiling was covered with cerulean silk flocked incontiguously with gold and
silver stars, and that with the alabaster walls and damask curtains formed the
national colors, the red, white, and blue. International fiags tastefully arranged ...
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What the Bee Knows: Reflections on Myth, Symbol, and Story
We pass. But what the bee knows, the wisdom that sustains our passing life—however much we deny or ignore it—that for ever remains." —P. L. Travers