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Meanings of acceptableness in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "acceptability"
Examples for "acceptability"
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In many cases, violence against women has a level of social acceptability.
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Results: SHR policies clarified role expectations and increased acceptability of discussing SHR.
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Conclusion: There was no consensus among respondents regarding the acceptability of PAS.
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Another change he has noticed is the growing acceptability of solitary practice.
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Objective: To assess feasibility, acceptability, and patient outcomes of the adapted intervention.
Usage of acceptableness in anglès
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They've just had variances in their level of acceptableness.
2
Oil and frankincense signifying grace and acceptableness were not permitted to be used in her case.
3
Character, then, or, more truly, faith, which is the foundation of a righteous character, determines the acceptableness of worship.
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The secret of this universal acceptableness of "The Pilgrim's Progress" lies in the breadth of its religious sympathies.
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And for the true acceptableness of Christian service, that motive of thankful love must be actually present in each deed.
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Her subjective immortality derived much of its acceptableness and beauty from those poetic phases given to it by idealistic pantheism.
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In endeavouring to convey to the unelect an impression of their variety and acceptableness, am I not but discharging a debt of gratitude?
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The yearly recurrence of such scenes shows the fondness of the people for a hearty laugh, and the general acceptableness of the entertainment provided.
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"These-notripe, and these." His sunny smile spread their gracious acceptableness before her.
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4 differs from this view only in making the ground of righteousness prominent, when it ascribes the acceptableness of Abel's offering to faith.
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They've just had variances in their level of acceptableness.
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Oil and frankincense signifying grace and acceptableness were not permitted to be used in her case.
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Character, then, or, more truly, faith, which is the foundation of a righteous character, determines the acceptableness of worship.
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The secret of this universal acceptableness of "The Pilgrim's Progress" lies in the breadth of its religious sympathies.
15
And for the true acceptableness of Christian service, that motive of thankful love must be actually present in each deed.
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Her subjective immortality derived much of its acceptableness and beauty from those poetic phases given to it by idealistic pantheism.
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Acceptableness through the time