- ****
being considered vulgar). **** is also used in Newfoundland.
behove behoove The 19th
century had the
spelling behove pronounced to
rhyme with move...
-
collected in a large,
wooden building,
which they
called a synagogue. It
behooved General Eisenhower to make a
speech to them. We
entered the synagogue,...
-
commitment to
honoring his
various influences is admirable, but it may have
behooved him to
spend a
little bit more time on
sequencing this
artistic kaleidoscope...
- and
destruction of our government.
Under such cir****stances it does not
behoove the
State of
Missouri to show the
least countenance to any
measure which...
- of
explorers would be a
theme of the rest of Henry's adulthood, and it
behooved him to take
advantage of
having the only
place in all of
Europe that could...
-
cooperation did not lead to the convictions, and admonished, "It
would behoove a
major corporation like
Universal (which is
owned by a
major news organization...
-
because of the
presence of even the most
fascinating cultural sites, so it
behooved the
salvage archaeologists to work as fast as possible.
Although many sites...
-
radiant things",
recounting that she had been
admonished "that it did not
behoove an
agitator to dance". The
printer created a
statement based on
these sentiments...
- be prepared. I am prepared. You all have a
heavy responsibility, and it
behooves you to
prepare more than it does me.: 571 The paymaster's
clerk at the...
- people's cherished, but untaught,
irrational prejudices (the
greater it
behooved them, the more they
cherished it).
Because a person's
moral estimation...
