The quality of being encouraging or promising of a successful outcome.
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rendibilitat The quality of affording gain or benefit or profit.
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We ought in Scriptures rather to seek profitableness than subtle language.
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So much for the profitableness of debate between confirmed partisans.
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The profitableness of making sugar from sorghum depends largely on utilizing all waste products.
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Of course, the continuous change of labourers would tell against the profitableness of the undertaking.
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I argue in favour of this doctrine on the ground of its profitableness to the worker.
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Marriage is encouraged in China, not by the profitableness of children, but by the liberty of destroying them.
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The subjects of which the Master seldom spoke were-profitableness, and also the appointments of Heaven, and perfect virtue.
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But it has no grace of leaf, nor profitableness of fruit; and it only serves to make the desolation more desolate.
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Harder is the lot of those who have few necessary occupations, enforced by other claims than their own harmlessness and profitableness.
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After all, aristocratic as we still are, no party can now afford to choose its men by any other criterion than personal profitableness.
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He saw the wealth of Dyckman as the true object of their attack, and he convinced Gilfoyle of the profitableness of a little blackmail.
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And the Liberal are liked almost best of all virtuous characters, because they are profitable to others, and this their profitableness consists in their giving.
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Quaker and Dry-goods Salesman.-SupposedProfitableness of Lying.-Pleafor Lies of Necessity.
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'But the main source of the profitableness of established banking is the smallness of the requisite capital.
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We ought in Scriptures rather to seek profitableness than subtle language.
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So much for the profitableness of debate between confirmed partisans.