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Meanings of appertain in English
Usage of appertain in English
1
Therefore the giving of such a law did not appertain to God.
2
Therefore, all kinds of sacrifices naturally appertain to all the four orders.
3
What are the indications of those duties that appertain to the Vaisya?
4
Passion means love, affection, and other emotions that appertain to worldly objects.
5
All dishonour that will appertain to you, Harvey, appertains to you now.
6
Natural rights are those which appertain to man in right of his existence.
7
Thou art all the duties that appertain to all the modes of life.
8
And thus the bodily senses appertain to sensuality as a preamble.
9
Know that these five organs of action appertain or belong to the mind.
10
The consideration of hypnotic cures does not appertain to our theme.
11
Avavandhah is low attachments, implying those that appertain to the body.
12
The man who yields to desire acquires many qualities that appertain to passion.
13
Of these attributes generally supposed to appertain to Deity, he writes:
14
These phenomena, however, appertain to the gross form of that luminary.
15
When these have been acquired, he gets many qualities that appertain to Darkness.
16
Where are the houses, the palaces, that should appertain to these lordly parks?
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