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weightfulness
noun
The quality or state of being weightful; heaviness; gravity.
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Extra cash from central government kept the increase to 5.9% this year.In this section The war on incivility Thinning the ranks Animal frightfulness Some of my best friends are black Stop-go Smoky mirrors In the long grass The birthday boy ReprintsThe underlying problem is that local authorities can raise locally only a quarter of the money they have to spend.
The upgrade reflects the use of much more detailed figures covering over 1,700 different types of treatment instead of 16 broad categories.In this section The war on incivility Thinning the ranks Animal frightfulness Some of my best friends are black Stop-go Smoky mirrors In the long grass The birthday boy ReprintsBut that's just quantity.
Calvin could more calmly contemplate the frightfulness of God's judgments because they would not descend upon the elect.
The Mongols' reputation for frightfulness often paralyzed their captives, who allowed themselves to be killed when resistance or flight was not impossible.
When Stravinsky gives us heavy, plodding music for a tamed bear's arrival at the fair, Twist, too, gives us a bear, but not a whole one — just the jaws and the claws (frightfulness, the coming death).
Among many false reports of German atrocities — rapes and crucifixions in Belgium that did not, amid much actual brutality, occur — this was the real thing, irrefutable proof of German "frightfulness," to use a favorite word of Allied headline writers.
In ascending order of frightfulness, here are four possibilities. 1) These are "rogue" figures.
The Germans had a word for it: Shrecklichkeit - frightfulness.
However, now that we're hardened to the general frightfulness of the country we're quite enjoying it & Eric is writing a book that pleases both of us very much".
When Stravinsky gives us heavy, plodding music for a tamed bear's arrival at the fair, Twist, too, gives us a bear, but not a whole one just the jaws and the claws (frightfulness, the coming death).
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Thus the war of 1914 converted the Germans overnight into Huns, guilty of frightfulness a harmless if rare and ugly word that thereby, like appeasement later, became unusable in its wider, unloaded sense.
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