- per****acity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Per****acity (also
called per****aciousness) is a
penetrating discernment (from the
Latin per****ācitās, meaning...
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Bronx apartment they
shared with the writer’s
maternal grandmother. [A]
per****acious generosity colors the
entire book…. — Charles Taylor, "Freddie Outside...
- of his personality."
Donald Rayfield described him as "exceptionally
per****acious and active," but also "a
murderous paranoiac when aroused." The Cambridge...
- (Luciferion)
Preternatural Transmogrifyer (Christian Nyquist) –
drums Per****acious Protector (Attila Publik) –
keyboards Ethereal Magnanimus (Daniel Heiman)...
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involved in
language reclamation,
renewal and revitalization. It
draws per****acious comparative insights from one
revival attempt to another, thus acting...
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Pedro "was
without a
shadow of
doubt intelligent, quick-witted, [and]
per****acious." However,
historian Roderick J.
Barman relates that he was by nature...
- from the
original on 8
January 2021.
Retrieved 10
January 2024. For a
per****acious account of the "Museum"
written a few
years before the fall of Soviet...
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people in the
hopes of
maintaining this said "social order". He
wrote per****acious advice covering topics from
table manners and
proper conduct for success...
- multispecific, multispecificity, multispectral, nonspecific, perspective,
per****acious, per****uity, per****uous, prospect, prospective, prospector, prospectus...
- than he looks, with
thick wrists and long arms; occasionally, a more
per****acious adversary notes these features when
deciding whether to
tangle with...
