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Meanings of autobiographic in English
Portuguese
autobiográfico Relating to or in the style of an autobiography.
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Examples for "life"
Examples for "life"
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It was the crisis in his life; the parting of the ways.
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However, overtreatment should be avoided and life-threatening infections pose a particular problem.
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Chance events, it says, can result in multiple deaths or life-changing injuries.
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One that can help bring life, hope and opportunity to vulnerable children.
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DC: To continue applying good principles in my business and personal life.
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In his biography, however, Athanasius presents him in an entirely different light.
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Particularly impressive are the decisions taken in the fiction and biography sections.
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WALCKENAER, C.A., biography of Flinders in the Biographie Universelle, Volume 14; excellent.
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I don't think I have really done any biography in that sense.
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It is, all in all, the best biography of Washington in existence.
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These autobiographical moments contribute an engaging personal quality to this detailed history.
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It is, on one level, a deeply and perhaps unconsciously autobiographical story.
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Over time, it became clear that Price's autobiographical memory was potentially unprecedented.
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It's part of the research that's going into her new autobiographical play.
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His autobiographical book Ocean of Light includes the story of the rescue.
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Trust me, my life story would not make for very good reading.
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I introduced myself and asked him to tell me his life story.
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Your life story is very important and I make it my business.
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Don't worry about your life story, I tell him, that's my job.
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She tells BBC Africa she hopes her life story will inspire others.
Usage of autobiographic in English
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The essentially autobiographic in such a connection must be accepted with reserve.
2
In many respects, the interview is more of a short autobiographic documentary.
3
His last novel, 'Amelia,' is a half autobiographic account of his own follies.
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I had expected to find autobiographic manuscripts of Sachs, but in this was disappointed.
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Richard Jefferies has written a remarkable autobiographic document entitled The Story of my Heart.
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Mr. Gladstone's own position is described in an autobiographic fragment of his last years:-
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In January, 1837, Lockhart wrote a letter to William Laidlaw, of singular autobiographic interest.
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Some of these seem to have an autobiographic interest sufficient to justify their publication.
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In his autobiographic sketch Wagner writes: Nothing gave me so much pleasure as the 'Freischütz.'
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Like Shakespeare, she was too artistic to be autobiographic.
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The Fisher, an autobiographic dialogue satirizing philosophers.
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The double Indictment, an autobiographic dialogue.
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That the play is full of symbolism it would be futile to deny; and the symbolism is mainly autobiographic.
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The impression made by all this on Mr. Gladstone he has himself described in an autobiographic note of 1897:-
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Another point of resemblance between Byron and Mr. Miller is, that the underlying idea of their poetry is autobiographic.
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Yet the autobiographic tendency, as befitted a poet of the highest lyric type, remained to the end a powerful characteristic.
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