КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «ILL-NATUREDNESS»
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Scale of Wisdom: A Compendium of Shi'a Hadith: Bilingual Edition
Denouncing ill naturedness 348 648. The final outcome of the ill-natured person
349 649. The best virtues 349 650. The link between various traits 350 134.
ALCOHOL 350 651. Denouncing drinking alcohol 350 652. The reason for the ...
M. Muhammadi Rayshahri, 2009
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Creation and Humanity: The Sources of Christian Theology
By means of the first mode of observation we distinguish our good- naturedness4
—in that many an inclination of our senses also makes no effort to strive beyond
what is demanded of them by the mind itself—from our ill-naturedness, and we ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Rich foreign mold on their Ui-wturtrd land Induce. — Philips. Ill-naturedly, fl-na'
turde-le, ad. In a peevish or froward manner; unkindly; crossly. Ill-naturedness, il-
na'turde-nes, «. Want of a kindly disposition ; crossness of temper. Illness, il'nes, s
.
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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A dictionary of the English language
Ill-natured, o. of bad temper or disposition; malevolent; crabbed. Ill-naturedly, ad.
with ill nature. Ill-naturedness, a. ill-nature. IH'ness, a. state of being ill ; sickness.
Illogical (il-loj'-), o. not logical; not rational. IUogically, ad. in an illogical manner.
Robert Joseph Sullivan, 1869
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An Arabic-English Dictionary On a New System
223,8. Ill-natured, а. 223,4; 677,13; 1157,25. Ill-naturedness, n. 1144,26. Illness,
n. 968,68; 591,29; 239,8 ; 243,24; 230,40. Ill-omened, а. 1088,70; 229,31. Ill-
shapen, a. 890,9. Ill«starred, а. 421,2. Ill-tempered, a. 99,34; 400,68; 417,35; 762,
7.
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
(from, 11111, wicked), wickedness, ill-naturedness, surliness, llmlchlchE.
iffltfirfitaa, a. (from infest, wickednru, and thin, a mum, caused by or arising from ill
-nature or male“)lencc; all. from or because of uickedness 0r ill-nature. Eifltfifiw,
ad.
And by the One god than whom there is no other, Allah does not punish a
believer after his repentance and seeking of forgiveness, unless as a result of his
bad opinion of Allah, his giving up hope in Him, his ill-naturedness and his
backbiting ...
Muḥammad ibn al-Ḥasan Ḥurr al-ʻĀmilī, 2003
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The Book of the Mainyo-i-khard: The Pazand and Sanskrit ...
Varf -{- gohar. vad-gohari \£j&£ &) n. 10, 10. ill-naturedness, a bad disposition; ?.
nikrishtaratnatva, p. t^Ljuo tVo . Vad-gohar -f- abst. suff. ?. vadirashni [vadirshni,
gadirashnt] (gL&^^ n. in be vadtrashni, 2,ii6. 41,i2. a passage, a passing away, ...
Nairiusangha, Edward William West, 1871
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A dictionary of etymology of the English language: and of ...
n. ill-natured, o. natively, ad. preternaturally, ill-naturedly, arf. nativeness, n.
preternaturalness, post'nata, a. preternatural, tu ill-naturedness, n. nativ'ity, ».
rena/cency, n. in'nafe, a. in'nately, arf. in'nataiess, n. nas'oency, n. nas'cent, a.
natal, ...
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The Gentlemlen's Lexicon; Or, A Pocket Dictionary, ...
Ulnaturedly : s. ill- naturedness. ILLCGlCAL. adj. Ignorant or negligent of the
rules of reasoning ; contrary to the rules of reason, adv. illogicaUy: s.
iUogicalness. ILL-STARRED, adj. Unlucky. ILLU'DE. v. To deceive or mock, pr.
par. illuding; past ...
