-
again demonstrates to Saul that,
despite ample opportunity, he did not
deign to harm him. Saul,
despite having already reconciled with David, confesses...
-
alarm and
dissension at court. On New Year's Day 1772,
Marie Antoinette deigned to
speak to Jeanne; her remark, "There are many
people at
Versailles today"...
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Tuscany 78 / 87 Motto:
Dabis discernere inter malum et
bonum ("You
shall deign to
distinguish between good and evil")
Subject of the
Grand Duchy of Tuscany...
- foghorn, pigheaded. The
digraph ⟨gn⟩ may represent: /n/ as in gnostic,
deign, foreigner,
signage /nj/ in
loanwords like champignon,
lasagna Non-digraph...
-
Eiusque rei ergo
macte suovitaurilibus inmolandis esto. "To this
intent deign to
accept the
offering of
these victims." If
favourable omens as a response...
- [this proceeding] is a high-tech
lynching for
uppity blacks that in any way
deign to
think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have
different ideas,...
- prepare",
written by Fred
Pratt Green in 1973, and in "Come,
risen Lord, and
deign to be our guest" ('We meet, as in that
upper room they met...'), written...
-
Guard into
Plancenoit and
after ferocious bayonet fighting—they did not
deign to fire
their muskets—this
force recaptured the village.
Throughout the...
-
Utility Dive.
Archived from the
original on 2019-01-06.
Retrieved 2019-01-05.
Deign,
Jason (March 30, 2018). "Renewables or Nuclear? A New
Front in the Academic...
- fat
Rodzianko has
written me lots of nonsense, to
which I
shall not even
deign to reply". Meanwhile,
events unfolded in Petrograd. The bulk of the garrison...
