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Dictionary of English and French Idioms: Illustrating, by ...
UNCONQUERABLY. Unconquerably strtmg, d une force invincible. — Habits un-
o mquerably tenacious, des habitudes d'une ténacité insurmontable.
UNCONSCIONABLE. (Of persans), déraisonnable; qui n'a pas de conscience; (of
tàing*\ ...
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
It is the greatest conviction, the most thorough persuasion, say I. Unconquerably
is eye, ear, feeling convinced ; unconquerably does our heart believe in the
object of its affection. Weaken this conviction in any point, and you weaken the
love ...
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The Dancing Feather: Or, The Amateur Freebooters. To which ...
free as yonder ocean, and to be unconquerably fixed in the determinate purpose
of the soul. I feel — I know that I can overcome all opposition, and bend all
meaner spirits to my purpose. Give me but the strength of my youth, and time for
action ...
Joseph Holt Ingraham, 1849
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A Rhyming, Spelling, and Pronouncing Dictionary of the ...
In-vin'ei-bly Unconquerably, ad. . For'ci-bly Strongly, ad. Cred'i-bly In a credible
manner, ad. In-ered'i-bly In a manner not to be believed, ad. Au'di-bly With a loud
voice, ad. Leg'i-bly In a legible manner, ad. In-tel'li-gi-bly Clearly ; plainly, ad.
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The Foreign quarterly review [ed. by J.G. Cochrane].
It is the greatest conviction, the most thorough persuasion, say I. Unconquerably
is eye, ear, feeling convinced ; unconquerably does our heart believe in the
object of its affection. Weaken this conviction in any point, and you weaken the
love ...
John George Cochrane, 1841
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Commentaries on the Historical Plays of Shakspeare
The affair is unconquerably mysterious. No reason is assigned why a
parliamentary sentence should be secretly put into execution. The second act
introduces Edward in his last illness, having effected an apparent reconciliation
between ...
Thomas Peregrine Courtenay, 1840
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Slight Reminiscences of the Rhine, Switzerland, and a Corner ...
Their gentle murmur (but this, the closed window and distance considered, I
suppose, rather than hear) and perpetual motion are unconquerably soporific ;
almost unconquerably, I should say, for I do contrive to keep my eyes op"en,
though ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Spadillio, first un- conquerable lord ! Pope. * UNCONQUERABLY, adv. Invincibly
; insuperably.— Wild, furious herds, unconquerably ltr°ng. Pope. *
UNCONQUERED. adj. I. Not subdued ; "ot overcome.— Aod still uflconqver'd by
my foes. adj.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language, ...
INVIOORATION, In-vig-gA-ra'shfin, *. The act of Invigorating ; the state of being
invigorated. INVINCIBLE, in-vin-st-bl, a. 405. Unconquerably not to be subdued.
INVINOIBLENESS, m.vmV-bl-nf-s, ». Unconquerable-ness, insuperableness.
John Walker, Townsend Young, 1859
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Account of the Edinburgh Sessional School, and the other ...
All, accordingly, who do not readily follow him, or do not accomplish tasks which
are above their strength, hesets down 'as so unconquerably lazy, or
unconquerably dull, that 'he needs not give himself any farther trouble about
them ; forgetting ...
John WOOD (of the Edinburgh Sessional School.), 1830
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «UNCONQUERABLY»
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Zimerman, LSO, Rattle, Barbican
Contrasts are writ balefully large in the concerto's massive first movement which does not so much hurtle as stalk towards its unconquerably violent climax and ... «The Arts Desk, jul 15»
The Not So Land of the Free
During my four stints in U.S. federal prisons, I've witnessed long-term inmates' unconquerably humane response when a newcomer arrives. An unscripted ... «Consortium News, mar 15»
A Message in Her Madness
So when you read her book — which I do recommend unless you are strikingly averted to nonfiction as a genre or unconquerably queasy at the mention of a ... «Cornell University The Cornell Daily Sun, dez 14»
Cold Mountain
And so, perhaps the most important thing I can say about the Guppy Tea House is that their “shave ice” is unconquerably enormous. It is uncommon that two six ... «Hometown Pasadena, ago 14»
Lawrence of Sardinia
And meanwhile stony old Sardinia remains unconquerably apart. The judgment may be wrong, but like the man said, that was the impression I got. IF YOU GO. «New York Times, jul 14»
Why Christians Say “Encounter”
We admit that he is a person — utterly, unconquerably Him. We face him, not as something we have conquered through reason or prior experience, but as ... «Patheos, mai 14»
From Where I Sit: Squirrel Sense
Unconquerably persistent (as evidenced by those singularly ineffective “squirrel-proof” bird feeders). To determine how the squirrel metaphor could be useful for ... «Associations Now, out 13»
It's time to celebrate another Welsh literary great who happens to be …
... of humour to humanity that could apply to himself: “In the darkest night of the spirit, laughter is the signal that we are fully and unconquerably still there. «WalesOnline, jul 13»
Rastafari legacy on show at Nat'l Museum
They have been able to carry it and they are still unconquerably strong," Greenland said. He said it was his hope that the exhibition will be able to draw a lot of ... «Jamaica Gleaner, jul 13»
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At loose ends, but unconquerably optimistic, they apply for a summer internship program at Google. Although they know virtually nothing about digital ... «Reason, jun 13»
