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Meanings of substantial form in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "quiddity"
Examples for "quiddity"
1
He knew it well, and was cognizant with its every legal quiddity.
2
There you indeed appreciate the dead-alive city 'in all its quiddity.'
3
Serial killers are the quiddity and quintessence of malignant narcissism.
4
We in WITCH consider ourselves the incarnate quiddity of revolution-blendingfemale rebellion with Leftist revolt.
5
George Orwell thought a quiddity of England was an old maid cycling through mist to church.
Usage of substantial form in anglès
1
And for this reason no substantial form is participated more or less.
2
Therefore some other substantial form in the body precedes the soul.
3
But the body has a substantial form by which it is a body.
4
Therefore they cannot change external matter, at least as to a substantial form.
5
But suddenly her eyes descried a far more substantial form, undeniable.
6
Therefore the substantial form of the bread remains in this sacrament after the consecration.
7
Capital in more substantial form, however, came in about 1902.
8
Mr. Gregson, the leader of the opposition, was honored in a more substantial form.
9
Therefore the substantial form is the first principle of action; but not the proximate principle.
10
The high school, commenced in 1835, took a more substantial form in the following year.
11
For Aristotle it was the substantial form of the body-theentelechy, but not a substance.
12
The gentleman so addressed turned to see the substantial form of Simpson at his elbow.
13
For every natural body has some determined substantial form.
14
But all accidental forms act instrumentally in virtue of the substantial form as the principal agent.
15
And therefore it must be said that the substantial form of the bread does not remain.
16
Behind her stood the substantial form of Brenda, also well wrapped against the night's chill and mist.
