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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
enfeebler (en -fe' bier), ». One who or that which enfeebles or weakens. Bane of
every manly art. Sweet enfeebler of the heart ! O, too pleasing is thy strain, Hence
, to southern climes again. Philips, To Slgnora Cuzzino. enfeeblisht (en-fe'blish),
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William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
enfeebler enfeebler (en-fe'bler), ». One who or that which enfeebles or weakens.
Bane of every manly art, Sweet enfeebler of the heart ! O, too pleasing is thy
strain, Hence, to southern climes again. Philips, To Signora Cuzzlno. enfeeblisb ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
enfeebler 1928 One who or that enfilet (en-fiT), v. t. [< OF. enfiler, F. enfiler, thread
, string, rake (a trench), rake (a vessel), = Sp. enfilar = Pg. enjiar = It. infilare, < ML
. infilare, put on a thread, thread, string, < L. in, on, + jilum, a thread : see file3, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
enfeebler enfeebler (en-fe'bler), n. One who or that which enfeebles or weakens.
Bane of every manly art, Sweet enfeebler of the heart ! O, too pleasing is thy
strain, Hence, to southern climes again. Philips, To Signora Cuzzino. enfeeblisb ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
enfeebler enfeebler (en -f§' bier), n. One who or that which enfeebles or weakens
. Bane of every manly art, Sweet enfeebler of the heart ! O, too pleasing Is thy
strain, Hence, to southern climes again. Philips, To Signora Cuzzlno. enfeeblish ...
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Pañcasila and Catholic Moral Teaching: Moral Principles as ...
a-3) Upapilita or the Enfeebler. As opposed to the above, this kind of Karma
counteracts the influence of the Reproducer. Results of good and bad due to the
Reproducer are reduced to a greater or lesser degree. a-4) Upaghdta or the
Killer.
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Causation and Counterfactuals
Does it suffice for causation that an ennobler G exists that is not itself an
enfeebler? No, for there is almost always a G like that, namely, the material
biconditional e occurs <-+ c occurs. That this ennobles c should be clear. That it
does not ...
John David Collins, Edward Jonathan Hall, Laurie Ann Paul, 2004
I view tea- drinking as a destroyer of health, an enfeebler of the frame, an
engenderer of effeminacy and laziness, a debaucher of the youth, and a maker of
misery in old age.43 Like heroin, tea arrived in Europe as a medicine.44 It 202
Heroin ...
Tom Carnwath, Ian Smith, 2003
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The Man in the moone, or, The English fortune teller: from ...
To be breefe with him, he is his own strengths enfeebler, his beauties blemisher,
his wittes blunter, his memories decayer, and his appetites abater ; — a toyish
tobackonist. The oration of Fido to the Tobackonist, shewing his fortune. "Sir,"
said ...
James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, W. M., 1849
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Ṛig-Veda-sanhitá: A Collection of Ancient Hindu Hymns
... the swift (in combat), the prompt (dispenser) of waters, the distributor of riches,
the subduer of foes, the conferrer of heaven. i Sama-Veda, i. 374. 3. Indba, the
enfeebler (of adversaries), is praised as a THIRD ASHTAKA — THIED ADHTAYA
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