- adversative, adverse, adversion, adversity, advert, advertent, animadversion,
animadvert, anteversion, antevert, aversation, averse, aversion, avert, avertible...
- by Sir
William Hamilton in the
Edinburgh Review of 1829, and it was
animadverted upon
about the same time by Sc****ing. Hamilton's
objections are as follows...
-
against the
objections of the Socinians, and the
misrepresentations of the
Animadverter. Part I, 1695, 4to. Deus unus et trinus, 4to. This was
entirely printed...
- and
Colonel Tulloch, and the
evidence taken by them
relative thereto,
animadverting upon the
conduct of
certain officers on the
general staff, and others...
-
Reverend Henry Hodgson published Letters to Mrs. Kindersley,
described as "
animadverting upon
portions of that lady's "Letters from the
Island of Teneriffe,"...
- not used
dissumulation enough, and have
rendered myself liable to be
animadverted upon - but in this I
comfort myself in
knowing that I have no mulatto...
- ****embled on 10 October, the lord-lieutenant in his
speech from the
throne animadverted on
certain bold
attempts to
create jealousies between the two kingdoms...
- laws are to be understood, and
obedience yeelded? (1642)
Animadversions animadverted (1642) An
appendix to the late
answer printed by His
Majesties command...
-
Author of
those Experiments, London, 1662. A
Letter [dated 6 Oct. 1674]
animadverting on Newton's
Theory of
Light and Colors, in
Philosophical Transactions...
-
mediate and immediate, and on error, heresie, and schism. This work was
animadverted on (remark or
comment critically,
usually with
strong disapproval or...
