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Meanings of acquirement in English
The capacity to do something well. They are usually acquired or learned, as opposed to abilities, which are often thought of as innate.
Usage of acquirement in English
1
In nature, in mind, in acquirement, in heart, Florence is the better.
2
God; that knowledge and the acquirement thereof is a blessing from Heaven.
3
The acquirement of personal experience from surrounding objects constitutes that of things.
4
He gave his days and nights to the acquirement of various sciences.
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The acquirement of literature was to her a source of exquisite delight.
6
But Cyrus' acquirement of the chunk of hair was his last triumph.
7
This acquirement of the lover's did not elicit any enthusiasm from Bella.
8
Visions, possibly telepathic or clairvoyant, implying acquirement of knowledge by supernormal means.
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I mean in range of acquirement and the flavor that comes with it.
10
The acquirement of knowledge attained as the result of the study.
11
I must congratulate you on your acquirement of a difficult art.
12
He seems to have disdained the acquirement of the English language.
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Therefore we must not offer this unto Him for the acquirement of merit.
14
The one object of woman's life is the acquirement of power through love.
15
Their ease, their grace was not an acquirement of the teacher.
16
The art of writing is an acquirement, as much as music or dancing.
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