КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «DYSPATHETIC»
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Policing for the New Age
Authority sans empathy, respect and legitimacy decidedly proves to be a deadly
substructure that breaks the conduit between the organisation and the public and
renders the organisation dyspathetic to the aspirations of the humanity at large.
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A descriptive tour in Scotland; by T.H.C.
I had conceived a physiognomical and dyspathetic aversion to these two
worthies, a piece of injustice on my part; for, really, when, in better humour, we
joined them at breakfast the next morning, we found them a couple of very
harmless ...
Chauncy Hare Townshend,
1840
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The American Heritage Crossword Puzzle Dictionary
... symbol 07 analogy, parable 08 metaphor 09 symbolism allergic 06 averse 07
hostile, opposed 08 ailected 09 sensitive 11 dyspathetic, susceptible 12
antagonistic 14 hypersensilive allergy 08 aversion 09 antipathy, hostility 10
antagonism, ...
American Heritage Dictionary,
2003
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The Complete Writings of James Russell Lowell: Letters
What you say of Carlyle is sympathetic (as it should be) and not dyspathetic. Of
course every man that has any dimensions at all must have more than one side
to him, and if he have dyspepsia one of those sides will have corners, and sharp
...
James Russell Lowell, Charles Eliot Norton,
1904
What you say of Carlyle is sympathetic (as it should be) and not dyspathetic. Of
course every man that has any dimensions at all must have more than one side
to him, and if he have dyspepsia one of those sides will have corners, and sharp
...
James Russell Lowell,
1904
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
РтФТ, згстпег dyslogistic e<#. fÍTSTcTO, ЗГПГРПЯЧ»; в. dyslogy Preí
dysmenorrhoea, -rhea n. t-^liíí; a*#j. dysmenorrh(o)eal, -ic f^nfa ff*«** dysodyle,
ile, il л. fililí |§H (^гзг) dyspathy п. йаЧ, färfcr, srçfa, ¡TTTsMt; adj. dyspathetic faift,
fsrfcñ ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
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The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... symbol 07 analogy, parable 08 apologue, metaphor 09 symbolism 10
comparison allergic 06 averse 07 hostile, opposed 08 affected 09 sensitive 11
disinclined, dyspathetic, susceptible 12 antagonistic 14 hypersensitive allergy 08
aversion, ...
Besides, dear friend, we English are the best friends of you Italians, though you
have chosen to ally yourselves with dyspathetic Germans. Certainly, I myself am.
And, when I make discoveries — and an observant man of my species cannot ...
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Letters, ed. by C. E. Norton
What you say of Carlyle is sympathetic (as it should be) and not dyspathetic. Of
course every man that has any dimensions at all must have more than one side
to him, and if he have dyspepsia one of those sides will have corners, and sharp
...
James Russell Lowell,
1904
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Letters of James Russell Lowell
I still remain convinced that Home Rule in some shape will carry it one of these
days. . . . TO C. E. NORTON 40 Clarges Street, Piccadilly, W., July 25, 1886. . . .
What you say of Carlyle is sympathetic (as it should be) and not dyspathetic.