- television, etc. evolve, revolve, involve, involucrum, convolve, devolve,
voluble etc.; vale,
valley helix, helical,
helicopter fruit,
fructose eunuch (lit...
- The
following is an
alphabetical list of Gr**** and
Latin roots,
stems, and
prefixes commonly used in the
English language from P to Z. See also the lists...
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acceptation of 'excited and
voluble discussion', this
would give the
meaning of 'the
result of much
excited and
voluble discussion'..." It is
often depicted...
- "not
responsive to our constituency. The
constituency is
going to be more
voluble and demanding, and I find
myself in a
position where I can't help them...
-
announces to the poor man that his neck is
going to be
broken clean off. His
volubility is all the more su****ious
given Fielding's
reservations about capital...
-
volant volatile volcanic volcanism volition volley volte-face
voltigeur voluble volume, Old Fr.
volume voluntary volunteer voluptuous volute voodoo voracity...
- as you can make." He adds "If
Snell gave the kind of busy, expressive,
voluble performance that
Karnes does [...] his character,
would fail completely...
-
Books (LARB).
Stemming from
their "deep
interest in
interdisciplinary approaches to writing, art, and
ecological culture," they
created Voluble, an "off-the-page...
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unsuccessfully sought the 1974
Democratic gubernatorial nomination in a
voluble campaign managed by Ken Auletta) and
longstanding Washington Senator Henry...
- Studies. 3 (1): 11–20. ISSN 0007-0106. JSTOR 43043849.
Missourians were
voluble about the
causes of
their enmity.
Declarations adopted by m**** meetings...
