The Verbalist: A Manual Devoted to Brief Discussions of the Right and the Wrong Use of Words and to Some Other Matters of Interest to Those who Would Speak and Write with ProprietyD. Appleton, 1902 - 337 sayfa |
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... means to assume as one's own . Adopt is sometimes so misused that its meaning is in- verted . " Wanted to adopt ... means to provoke , irritate , or anger . Thus , “ It aggravates [ provokes ] me to be continually found fault with ...
... means to assume as one's own . Adopt is sometimes so misused that its meaning is in- verted . " Wanted to adopt ... means to provoke , irritate , or anger . Thus , “ It aggravates [ provokes ] me to be continually found fault with ...
Sayfa 6
... means , to form into a collection or mass ; hence we could say properly , The purses aggregated , amount to , $ 32,000 — i . e . , the purses , when put together , amount to $ 32,000 . We could also properly say , The purses in the ...
... means , to form into a collection or mass ; hence we could say properly , The purses aggregated , amount to , $ 32,000 — i . e . , the purses , when put together , amount to $ 32,000 . We could also properly say , The purses in the ...
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... means that virtue unaided suffices to make us happy ; " Virtue only makes us happy , " means that nothing else can do it that that , and that only ( not alone ) , can do it . " This means of communication is employed by man alone . " Dr ...
... means that virtue unaided suffices to make us happy ; " Virtue only makes us happy , " means that nothing else can do it that that , and that only ( not alone ) , can do it . " This means of communication is employed by man alone . " Dr ...
Sayfa 10
... means , apart from others ; single ; solitary . " S. was editor of a periodical which [ that ] she intended should have contributions froin her own sex alone " [ only from her own sex ] . " Such characters exist even in this plain tale ...
... means , apart from others ; single ; solitary . " S. was editor of a periodical which [ that ] she intended should have contributions froin her own sex alone " [ only from her own sex ] . " Such characters exist even in this plain tale ...
Sayfa 11
... means prepared for . " What Mr. Watts meant to say was , doubtless , that a degree of excellence had been reached . There are not a few that , in their prepossession for everything transatlantic , seem to be of opinion that the English ...
... means prepared for . " What Mr. Watts meant to say was , doubtless , that a degree of excellence had been reached . There are not a few that , in their prepossession for everything transatlantic , seem to be of opinion that the English ...
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