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ordeal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ordeal may
refer to:
Trial by
ordeal, a
religious judicial practice to
determine "the will of God"
Ordeal (autobiography)...
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Trial by
ordeal was an
ancient judicial practice by
which the
guilt or
innocence of the
accused was
determined by
subjecting them to a painful, or at least...
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Ordeal is a 1980
autobiography by the
former ****
actress Linda Lovelace, with Mike McGrady.
Lovelace (real name:
Linda Boreman) is a star of the...
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Ordeal by
Innocence is a three-part
television drama series that was
first broadcast in
April 2018 on BBC One. It is
based on the
Agatha Christie novel...
- In the
Hebrew Bible, the
ordeal of the
bitter water was a
Jewish trial by
ordeal administered by a
priest in the
tabernacle to a wife
whose husband suspected...
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Ordeal by
Innocence is a work of
detective fiction by
British writer Agatha Christie,
first published in the UK by the
Collins Crime Club on 3 November...
- coin, tied up the
story well but is too much of an anti-climax. "After the
Ordeal" is an
instrumental written by
Hackett (with the ****istance of Rutherford);...
- cave" or the
central crisis of his adventure,
where he must
undergo "the
ordeal"
where he
overcomes the main
obstacle or enemy,
undergoing "apotheosis"...
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Ordeal of the
Union is an eight-volume
series of
books (published 1947–1971) on mid-19th
century American history, and
particularly on the
American Civil...
- The
Ordeal of
Richard Feverel: A
History of
Father and Son (1859) is the
earliest full-length
novel by
George Meredith; its
subject is the
inability of...