КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «EMICATION»
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emication, и краткие выдержки из этих книг для получения представления о контексте использования этого слова в литературе на английский языке.
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Iron, in aqua fortis, will fall into ebullition, with noise and emication, as also a
crass and fuinid exhalation. Browne. EMICTION, n. s. From Latin, emictum. Urine
; what is voided by the urinary passages. Gravel and stone grind away the flesh,
and ...
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Michigan Education Journal
Michigan. Emication. APRIL 1946 L ' COVERED BRIDGE. GfiEENPIELD
VILLAGE, DEARBORN School Camping, an Experiment in Living « The 1 946
Representative Assembly A Bookman Reports on the Textbook Shortage «
Planning for ...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
৪. বমনকারিঔষধবিশেয়াবমনপ্নয়েজেক বা বমনোৎ হন্ম | পাদক ঔষধ. রমির জুল্যপ. বামক | To
Emburse, Imburse শব্দ ম্ভদগ্র I I Emeu বা Emew, n. s. বৃহৎ পক্ষিৰিত্তশষ | To
Embusy, v. a. কত্তর্মা 'নিৰুক্ত-কৃ. কর্মাসৃ'-কৃ | I Emication, n. s. Lat. উজুলত্. চকচবমা
বা ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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The Anti-absurd Or Phrenotypic English Pronouncing & ...
F ME Emetick eme'tik Emexically Bme'tikAle Emication emika'shon Emiction Bmi'
kshon Emigrant emigrAnt Emigrate emigrat Emigration emigra' shon Eminence
eminena Eminenct cminensB Eminent eminent Eminently eminentlB Emissary ...
Bartlomiej Beniowski, 1845
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A complete dictionary English and Polish and Polish and ...
EMETIC (—al), è-mct'-Ik, 1) adj. sprawujacy womity , wymioty ; 2) EMETIC, s.
srodek na wymioty. EMICATION , êm-è-kà'-szùn , s. iskrzenie sig. EMICTION, è-
mlk'-szûn,s. (med.) odlcwanie uryny, moczenic. EMIGRANT, êm'-è-grânt, s.
emigrant, ...
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Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the English Language
Emication, em-e-ka'shfin, *. Sparkling, flying off in small particles. Emiction, e-
nVfk'shtin, *. Urine. Emigrant, em'e-grlnt, *. One that emigrates To EMIGRATE, em
'me-grate, v. n. To remove from one place to another. Emigration, em-e-gri'shfin, #
.
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Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
... cover Embossment, em-b6s'ment s. any thing jtick, e-met'?k s. a vomit
Emication, em-e-ka'shfin s. sparkling Emigrant; em'e-grants. one that emigrates
Emigrate, em'grite r. n. to remove from standing out from the rest j relief, rising
Emigration, ...
John Walker, Thomas Smith, 1850
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Emergent, e-mer-djent, a. Sudden, unexpectedly casual. Emersion, ë-mír-shin, s.
A re-appcarance. Emery, em'ir-y, s. An iron ore. Emetick, ë-met-lk, a. Provoking
vomits ; s. A vomit. Emication, £m-y-ka.'shin, s. Sparkjing. Emigrate, èm-my-grâte,
...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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Thesaurus of English Words: So Classified and Arranged as to ...
Emication, 420. Emigrant, 268. Emigrate, remove, 266. egress, 295. Emigration,
egression, 295. removal, 266. Eminence, height^ 206. fame, 873. Eminent, At?*,
206. famous, 873. Eminently, 33. Emiten ry, messenger, 534. con.«iffnec, 758.
Peter Mark Roget, Barnas Sears, 1854
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The American Phonetic Dictionary of the English Language
Emication, Еш-i-ká-Jon, п. a spqrklin; a fljin of in purtiklz. Emiction, £-mik-Jon, ».
discdrj of yn/in; yqrin. Emigrant, Em'i-grant, n. wun hin emigrate. Emigrant, Em'i-
grant, a. remcorin from pías tu pías. Emigrate, Era'i-grat, ». i. tu lev wunz nativ ...
Daniel S. Smalley, Alexander John Ellis, 1855
