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Meanings of acting (actings) in English
Legal term referring to a person temporarily holding a position of office.
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A lower-ranking officer is called upon to replace a senior officer, or fill a position higher than the current rank held.
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Usage of actings in English
1
And truly love doth have strange actings upon the heart.
2
Leave off imprisoning, whipping, and killing, which are but the actings of the curse.
3
No man who believes in a supernatural being can deny the possibility of supernatural actings.
4
As to thy dissatisfaction with friends' actings upon that supposed principle- Iwondernot at that.
5
This personal communication and consultation with Mr. Adams, he has misremembered into the actings of a sub-committee.
6
For surely the disorderly actings of Officers break the peace of the Commonwealth more than any men whatsoever.
7
We recognize of course the actings of a noble human heart, and we are right to do so.
8
If Heaven and Earth cannot make such (spasmodic) actings last long, how much less can man!
9
Thence walked home, being ill-satisfied with the present actings of the House, and prefer the other House before this infinitely.
10
His natures, offices, sufferings, actings, all he did as Mediator, concur to the quickening and enlivening of a poor dead soul.
11
There are some actings of his will, of whose wickedness he is painfully conscious at the very instant of their rush and movement.
12
And now I perceive he is to seek again; partly through his sad and heavy burden, and partly through his dissatisfaction with friends' actings.
13
Some Pleasures of this class are actings of a low nature, whether congenital as in brutes, or acquired by custom as in low bad men.
14
Let not sinners punish others for sin, but let the power of thy reason and righteous action shame and so beat down their unrational actings.
15
Mr. Ashburnham, and every creature I met there of the Parliament, or that knew anything of the Parliament's actings, did salute me with this honour:-Mr.
16
The other problem: the longer-acting methods are far more expensive, at first.
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Spanish
Actings through the time