10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «INCULPÁ»
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Dictionariulu limbei romane: dupo insarcinarea data de ... - Pagina 21
ACCUSARE, S. verbale, accusatio, in t. S. verbului. *ACCUSATIONE, S. f, accusatio, lucrare prin care se accusa, se critica, se mustra, se cérta, se inculpa cineva, i se imputa ceva. *ACCUSATIVU,-a, adj. modale, accusativus, casulu accusativu ...
August T. Laurianu, Ian C. Massimu, 1873
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Dicţiunaru româno-francescu - Pagina 338
NCUIETURA, f. pl. i. [A îNCUIÉ], fermeture, f. _ a Мири-МС, constipation, f. — a щадит. retention d'urine, f. ÍNCULPA (a), v. [IN çi CULPA, ша], inculper, accuser d'une faute, compromettre: еще înculpatu într`acésta Мета, il est cl'mpromis dans ...
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The Treasury of knowledge and library of reference ... - Pagina 248
In-cul-ca'Mon, s. the act of inculcating In-cul'pa-ble. a. unblameable, just, upright In-culpable-ne* s, s. blamelossness In-cul'pa-bly, ad. unhlameabty In-cul'pate, v. a. to impute blame to In-cul'pa-tine\ par. In-cut'pa-ted, pre. In-cul'pa-tor-y, ...
A gentleman of the New York bar, Hugh Moore, 1850
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Treasury of Knowledge and Library of Reference
In-cul'cated, pre. Inculcation,*, the act of inculcating; In cul'pa ble, a. tinblameable, just, upright Inculpable-ness. 9. blamelessne*s Iiwul'rxi-bly, ad. unbiaineably In-cul'pate, v. c. to Impute hiame lo In cul'pa tins', par. In-cul'pa-ted, pre. In-c.til'pa ...
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Diccionario de la lengua castellana: en que se explica el ... - Pagina 247
Es del Latino lneulpabilis. Espin. Escud. Relac. 3. Dcsc.6. Llevaba camino de acabar con la innocente y
inculpá<Ac mu- gér. INCULPABLEMENTE. adv. de modo. Sirí culpa , sin derecto , fin pecádo. Lat.
Inculpa- b ili tir. INCULPADO, DA. adj.
Real Academia Española (Madrid), 1734
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A dictionary of the English language. To which are added, ...
IN-CUL-CaTION, n. The action of impressing by repeated admonitions. IN-CUL'PA-BLE, a. Without fault; unblamable; blame- lens ; that can not be accused.— South. IN-CULTA-BLE-NKSS, n. Unblamableness.— Montagu, IN-CULTA-BLY, adv ...
Noah Webster, Chauncey Allen Goodrich, John Walker, 1852
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An American Dictionary of the English Language: Exhibiting ...
Impressing or enforcing by repeat cd instruction. 1N-CUL-CAT10N, n. The action of impressing by repeated admonitions. IN-CUL'PA-BLE, a. Without fault; unblamable; blame lean ; that can not be accused. — South. IN-CUL'PA-BLE-NESS, n.
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Webster's instant word guide - Pagina 137
... in-crim-'i-na-to-ry incrust' incrusta'tion in-'cu-bate in-cu-ba-'tion in-'cu-ba-tor in-'cu-bus pi in'cubi also in'cubuses in-cul-'cate in-cul-ca-'tion in-cul-'pa-ble incul-'pate in-cul-pa-'tion in-cul-'pa-to-ry in-cum-'ben-cy in-cum-'bent in-cu-nab-'u-lum ...
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The Treasury of knowledge, and library of reference ... - Pagina 248
In-cul cation, ». the act of Inculcating In-cul 'pa-ble, a. unblameable, just, upright In-cul "pa -ble-ness, ». blamelessness In-culpa-bly, ad. unblameably In-cul pate, v. a. to Impute blame to In-cul'pa tine. par. ln-cul'pa -ted, pre. Inculpatory, a.
Goold Brown, Lyman Cobb, Edwin Williams, 1833
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A dictionary of the English language: containing the ... - Pagina 216
In-cul'cate, v. (L. in, cahe) to impress by frequent admonition or repetition, ln-cul-ca'tion, n. the act of inculcating. In-cul'pa-ble, a. (L. in, culpa) without fault ; unblamable ; not reprehensible. In-cul'pa-ble-ness, n. unblamableness. In-cul'pa-bly, ...
