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evangely
evangely Obs. or arch. (ɪˈvændʒəlɪ) Forms: 4–7 ev-, ewangeli(e, -ye, (5 evangilye), 4–5 evaungelie, -y, 5– evangely. Also 5 aphet. vangelye. [ad. Eccl. L. ēvangelium, ad. Gr. εὐαγγέλιον good tidings (in class. Gr. only ‘reward for bringing good news,’ and in pl. ‘a sacrifice offered on receiving goo... Oxford English Dictionary
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vangelie
† vangelie aphetic form of evangely. Obs.a 1390 Wycliffite Bible, 1 Tim. i. 11 Vp the euangelie [v.r. uangelie] of the glorie of blessid God. a 1450 Lovelich Grail lii. 969 Piers..the holy vangelye gan him vndo. Oxford English Dictionary
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Polina Kanis
Evangely on Celebration. wikipedia.org
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Protevangelium
‖ Protevangelium (prəʊtˌɛvænˈdʒɛlɪəm) Also (after Gr.) -ion. [mod.L., f. Gr. πρῶτ-ος first, primitive (see proto- 1) + L. evangelium: see evangely.] A primitive or original gospel. 1. Name of an apocryphal gospel, attributed to St. James the Less.1715 Proto-Evangelion [see pseudepigraphal]. 1851 Lon... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alexey Klokov
The works of Alexey Klokov, according to the art critic Alexander Evangely, are associated with the illustration of Jungian ideas; a "balance between abstraction wikipedia.org
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evangelian
evanˈgelian, a. Gr. Antiq. rare—1. [f. Gr. (τὰ) εὐαγγέλια (pl. of εὐαγγέλιον: see evangely) + -an.] evangelian sacrifice: transl. of Gr. τὰ εὐαγγέλια, the sacrifice offered in token of gratitude on receipt of good news.1808 Mitford Greece xxxvii. §7. IV. 357 Twice had the evangelian sacrifice been p... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Septimus Wave
the outcome of the case of the Yellow Mark, four admirers of Professor Septimus (Lieutenant McFarlane, Lady Rowana, banker Oscar Balley, and Professor Evangely wikipedia.org
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evangelium
‖ evangelium Obs. or arch. (iːvænˈdʒɛlɪəm) Also 6 evangelion. [L. ēvangelium, a. Gr. εὐαγγέλιον: see evangely.] The gospel (in various senses); a proclamation of the ‘glad tidings’ of the Gospel.1541 Coverdale tr. Bullinger's Old Faith (1624) iii, This is the first promise, and the first sure Evange... Oxford English Dictionary
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evangely in Chinese - evangely meaning in Chinese - ichacha.net
evangely in Chinese : [网络] 博名 …. click for more detailed Chinese translation, meaning, pronunciation and example sentences.
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devaunt
† deˈvaunt, v. Obs. [app. a. OF. desvanter to vaunt excessively, make one's boast, f. des-, L. dis- + vanter to vaunt, boast.] To vaunt, boast.c 1540 Surr. Northampton Priory in Prance Addit. Narr. Pop. Plot 36 To the most notable slaunder of Christs Holy Evangely, which..wee did ostentate and openl... Oxford English Dictionary
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evangelic
evangelic, a. and n. (iːvæn-, ɛvænˈdʒɛlɪk) Forms: 5–6 evangelik(e, -yke, 6–8 -ick(e, 7 -ique, 7– evangelic. [ad. late L. ēvangelic-us, a. Eccl. Gr. εὐαγγελικός, f. εὐαγγέλιον: see evangely.] A. adj. 1. Of or pertaining to the Gospel. a. Of or pertaining to the Gospel narrative, or to the Four Gospel... Oxford English Dictionary
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evangile
▪ I. evangel1, evangile Now arch. or rhetorical. (ɪˈvændʒəl, -ɪl) Forms: α. 4 evangil, 5 evangille, -ylle, 6 ewangyle, 4–7, 9 (rare) evangile. β. 4 aphet. vangel (þe vangel for þ'evangel), 5 ewangel, 6–7 evangell, 5–7, 9 evangele, 4– evangel. [ME. evangile, a. OF. evangi(l)le (mod.F. évangile), corr... Oxford English Dictionary
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ostentate
▪ I. † oˈstentate, ppl. a. Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. ostentāt-us, pa. pple. of ostentāre: see next.] Boasted, vaingloriously displayed.1615 T. Adams Blacke Devill 53 Like the speckled innocency of the Papists in their ostentate charity.▪ II. ostentate, v. Now rare (? only U.S.). (ˈɒstənteɪt) [f. L. osten... Oxford English Dictionary
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gospel
▪ I. gospel, n. (ˈgɒspəl) Forms: 1–5 godspel(l, 3–4 goddspel(l, 4 godspelle, gosspell, 4–7 gospell(e, 5 gospeel, gospille, 6 ghospel(l(e, 3– gospel. [OE. godspel, doubtless orig. gód spel (see good a. and spell n.), good tidings (cf. láð spel evil tidings), a rendering of the L. bona adnuntiatio (Co... Oxford English Dictionary
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upon
▪ I. upon, prep. (əˈpɒn) Forms: α. 3– upon (4–5, 7 up on, 6 Sc. uponn), 4–7 vpon (3–5 vp on, 4, 5 Sc. vpone, Sc. 5–6 wpone, 6–7 wpon), 3–7 uppon, vppon (3 Orm. upponn, 4 upp on). β. 3–6 opon (4 oupon, opan), 4–5 oppon. γ. 3–6, 9 Sc. apon (4 apan), 5 Sc., 6 apone, 5–6 Sc. apoun, 5–7 Sc. appon(e, appo... Oxford English Dictionary
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