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101irəlicədən — z. Qabaqcadan, əvvəlcədən. Gəlməyəcəyini irəlicədən bildirdi. İclas gününü irəlicədən bildirmək …
102Cath|o|lic|i|ty — «KATH uh LIHS uh tee», noun, plural ties. 1. universality; wide prevalence: »the catholicity of an idea. 2. broad mindedness; liberalness: »a catholicity of taste in art. Cath|o|lic|i|ty «KATH uh LIHS uh tee» …
103cath|o|lic|i|ty — «KATH uh LIHS uh tee», noun, plural ties. 1. universality; wide prevalence: »the catholicity of an idea. 2. broad mindedness; liberalness: »a catholicity of taste in art. Cath|o|lic|i|ty «KATH uh LIHS uh tee» …
104Cath|o|lic — «KATH uh lihk, KATH lihk», adjective. 1. a) of interest or use to all people: »Music makes a catholic appeal to all ages, races, and classes of men. SYNONYM(S): general. b) having sympathies with all; broadminded; liberal: »I bless my stars for a …
105cath|o|lic — «KATH uh lihk, KATH lihk», adjective. 1. a) of interest or use to all people: »Music makes a catholic appeal to all ages, races, and classes of men. SYNONYM(S): general. b) having sympathies with all; broadminded; liberal: »I bless my stars for a …
106fe|lic´i|ta´tor — fe|lic|i|tate «fuh LIHS uh tayt», verb, tat|ed, tat|ing, adjective. –v.t. 1. to express good wishes to formally; congratulate: »The young man s friends felicitated him on his engagement to marry. 2. to cause to be happy: »Since I ca …
107fe|lic|i|tate — «fuh LIHS uh tayt», verb, tat|ed, tat|ing, adjective. –v.t. 1. to express good wishes to formally; congratulate: »The young man s friends felicitated him on his engagement to marry. 2. to cause to be happy: »Since I ca …
108Gal|lic — «GAL ihk», adjective. Chemistry. 1. of gallium. 2. containing gallium, especially with a valence of three. Gal|lic «GAL ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with Gaul or its people: »Caesar s Gallic Wars. 2. French: »Gallic wit. ╂[< Latin… …
109gal|lic — «GAL ihk», adjective. Chemistry. 1. of gallium. 2. containing gallium, especially with a valence of three. Gal|lic «GAL ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with Gaul or its people: »Caesar s Gallic Wars. 2. French: »Gallic wit. ╂[< Latin… …
110in´fe|lic´i|tous|ly — in|fe|lic|i|tous «IHN fuh LIHS uh tuhs», adjective. 1. not appropriate; unsuitable. 2. unfortunate; unhappy. –in´fe|lic´i|tous|ly, adverb …
