A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations, by Examples from the Best Writers, to which are Prefixed a History of the Language, and an English Grammar, Band 2Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1805 |
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... reason concerning the Stilling fleet . nature of actions . There cannot be any thing so disingenuous and misbecoming any rational creature , as not to yield to plain reason , and the conviction of clear DISINGENUOUSLY . adv . [ from ...
... reason concerning the Stilling fleet . nature of actions . There cannot be any thing so disingenuous and misbecoming any rational creature , as not to yield to plain reason , and the conviction of clear DISINGENUOUSLY . adv . [ from ...
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... reason suggests to be applicable to the whole body united . Decay of Piety . DISK . n . s . [ discus , Latin . ] 1. The face of the sun , or any planet , as to the eye . 1 it appears The disk of Phoebus , when he climbs on high ...
... reason suggests to be applicable to the whole body united . Decay of Piety . DISK . n . s . [ discus , Latin . ] 1. The face of the sun , or any planet , as to the eye . 1 it appears The disk of Phoebus , when he climbs on high ...
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... Reason is a weak , diminutive light compared Glanville . to revelation ; but it ought to be no disparage- ment to a star that it is not a sun . South . Rely upon your beauty : ' twere a disparage- ment of that to talk of conditions ...
... Reason is a weak , diminutive light compared Glanville . to revelation ; but it ought to be no disparage- ment to a star that it is not a sun . South . Rely upon your beauty : ' twere a disparage- ment of that to talk of conditions ...
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... reason to think much to sacrifice to God our dearest interests in this world if we consider how disproportionably great the reward of our sufferings shall be in another . Tillotson . DISPROPORTIONAL . adj . [ from dispro portion ...
... reason to think much to sacrifice to God our dearest interests in this world if we consider how disproportionably great the reward of our sufferings shall be in another . Tillotson . DISPROPORTIONAL . adj . [ from dispro portion ...
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... reason of this general dis- sent from the notion of the resurrection , seeing that almost all of them did believe ... reasons . Locke 2. One who , for whatever reasons , re- fuses the communion of the English church . DISSERTATION . 7. S ...
... reason of this general dis- sent from the notion of the resurrection , seeing that almost all of them did believe ... reasons . Locke 2. One who , for whatever reasons , re- fuses the communion of the English church . DISSERTATION . 7. S ...
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