7 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCLEMENTNESS»
Discover the use of
inclementness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inclementness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A New and Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language ...
Seve'beness, noun substantive, harshness ; sharpness ; sternness ; cruelness ;
graveness ; keenness ; inclementness. Seveb'ixy, noun substantive, harshness ;
sharpness ; sternness ; cruelness or cruelty ; graveness or gravity ; keenness ...
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The Revolution of Beelzebub
Those theories of historical materialism which state that man had to move away
from Nature to build cities in order to shelter themselves from the inclementness
of Nature are as absurd as trying to remove a fish from the waters in order to ...
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The royal universal British grammar and vocabulary: Being a ...
4 j Inadvertence 5 ( Inadvertency 4 Inanity v pby 4 Incalescence 5 Incapacity 6
Incarceration 4 Incertitude 3 I'ncidence v ma opt 5 C Incivility 4 l Incfvilness c
Inclemency 4 | Inclementness 5 Incogitancy 6 C Incommodiousness 5 |
Incommodity 5 ...
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A new general English dictionary; to which is prefixed a ...
INCLEMENCY or INCLEMENTNESS (S.) a hardiness, nnkitidnefs of temper or
disposition, severity, unmercifulness, sharpness, rigour. INCLINABLE [a ]
bending, yieldirg, prone, or agreeable to a thine. INCLINATION or INCLINABLE-
NESS ...
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon, 1781
... the inclementness of the weather. Our return via Henley lay through some of
the finest bee country in England, hills clothed with woodlands, great stretches of
rose bay willow herb, dales yellow with the flowers of brassicas, pastures rich
with ...
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Roll, Jordan, Roll: The World the Slaves Made
11 M. W. Philips explained: “Negroes cannot bear the same exposure to wet and
cold that whites can.... They require warmer clothing than whites, and better
protection from the inclementness of winter.”12 The Reverend J. N. Pendleton of
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Thirteen songs from the Broadway adaptation of Charlotte Bront?'s passionately romantic novel Jane Eyre, which received five Tony Award(R) nominations in 2001.
Jeannette DeLisa, Charlotte Brontë, 2002
