- An
antecedent stream is a
stream that
maintains its
original course and
pattern despite the
changes in
underlying rock topography. A
stream with a dendritic...
- caricature, a man
whose framework seems cartilaginous,
without bones. He is
inconsequent and voluble, ill
poised and insecure. He is the very
prototype of the...
-
cleanup to meet Wikipedia's
quality standards. The
specific problem is: 1.
inconsequent transcription, cp.: "Ἐλωός Elôos", "κάρρων karrōn", "μυρμηδόνες myrmēdônes"...
- other's nerves. In
season one, 15-year-old
Pacey is
introduced as Dawson's
inconsequent best
friend and
somewhat of a “Bad Boy" type. He has **** with his English...
-
instance of the
indifference of
others to a
distant individual's suffering,
inconsequent to them, "how
everything turns away /
Quite leisurely from the disaster...
- convention, by
breaking the
mould of the panegyric, and
making this
inconsequent sally into the
domain of mock-lament". "County Mayo in
Gaelic Folksong"...
-
ascribe to
Queen Elizabeth a
consistent policy of via
media rather than an
inconsequent series of
unresolved conflicts and
paralysed indecisions."
Camden heavily...
-
Butkens also
developed his own system, but it was used by him in an
inconsequent way
which led to the
misunderstandings and the
resultant sudden disappearance...
-
intolerable the
thought of his
having to live day and
night with the absurd,
inconsequent, huffy,
rambling old lady. They don't get on
together at all. The marriage...
-
incomprehension incompressible inconceivable inconclusive incongruity incongruous inconsequent inconsiderable inconsolable inconstant incontestable incontinence incontinent...
