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Dictionary, Grades 6 - 12: Classic Reference Library
... country. im•mi•grate v. To leave one country and settle in another; to bring in as
immi- grants. immigration n., immigrational adj. im•mi•nent adj. About to happen
or take place. imminentness, imminence n., imminently adv. im•mit•i•ga•ble adj.
American Education Publishing, 2012
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Luther's Last Battles: Politics and Polemics 1531-46
This ingratitude, conjoined often with what seemed to him to be open blasphemy,
was interpreted as further signs of the imminentness of the Last Judgment.
Luther's apocalyptic mood may also have been reinforced by his fears for the fate
of ...
Mark U. Edwards, Jr., 2004
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Artistic Individuality: A Study of Selected 20th Century ...
A STUDY OF SELECTED 20TH CENTURY ARTIST NOVELS his experience), in
other words, the imminentness of spirit in nature's realm, and so render
identifications with facets of nature meaningful in human terms. The various
intricacies of ...
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Conversations on intellectual philosophy
... alarm, and terror, to express the different modifications of this emotion, chiefly
with regard to its intensity, but partly also with regard to the nature and
imminentness of its object. MARY. Have we any particular measure of the degree
of fear ?
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HUMAN ÍO: DEATH'S ESSENTIAL THEORY
... the reaction has been surprising, shocking, contagious and for some other
extremely repulsive andeven aggressive. Insolubility, Irrefutability, Immutability,
Invisibility, Irreconcilability and Imminentness are someDeath's totalitarian
properties.
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Evidence: Examples & Explanations
However, the doctrine requires that the declarant have the belief that death is
imminent. How broadly defined should this ''imminentness'' requirementbe?
Sinceitrelatesto thenotionthatpeoplewill belikelyto tell the truth when they
anticipate ...
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Webster's Dictionary, Grades 4 - 8: Second Edition
About to happen or take place. imminentness, imminence n., imminently adv. im-
mit-i-ga-ble aaj. To not be capa— ble of being mitigated. immitigably adv. im-mo-
bile adj. Not moving or inca— pable of motion. immobility n. im-mo-bi-lize v.
American Education Publishing, 2002
... inherent imminent, imminently, imminentness ready to take place; likely to
occur immediately; threatening encouragement (encourage, encouraging) that
which heartens or inspires encumbrance (encumber, encumbered, encumbering)
that ...
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Naval Research Logistics
For establishing task priorities (e.g., with the SPT (shortest-processing-time) rule),
this is quite legitimate for establishing the relative imminentness of tasks (so long
as we define more negative as being shorter). However, for purposes of ...
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Toward the image of Tammuz and other essays on Mesopotamian ...
See also King: charismatic powers of; Kingship: development of; Force Poseidon:
differs from dEnkik, 123 Presence (imminentness) : of dDumuzid as defining
feature, 78-79 Prices: during reign of Ibbi-dSuen, 177, 178, 413-414n49; under ...
