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Meanings of initiatory in English
Usage of initiatory in English
1
V., that the woman who resents not initiatory freedoms, must be lost.
2
The course of life is settled at the time of the initiatory rites.
3
Sacrifice is the foremost of all initiatory rites, and Maghavat of the deities.
4
The temporary unions of savages for offence and defence show the initiatory steps.
5
Observe that breathing is the initiatory act or condition of all human effort.
6
Even the initiatory competitive examination would then be an insufficient security.
7
Yet the woman who resents not initiatory freedoms must be lost.
8
Water, after it has passed the initiatory stage becomes flat, absolutely flat and tasteless.
9
His initiatory steps in teaching special students of natural history were not a little discouraging.
10
But, in fact, forethinking in any way is the minor or initiatory stage of Suggestion.
11
The similarity between these initiatory processes struck me forcibly.
12
You too, Mr. Bob, have doubtless imbibed that initiatory preparation to the sweets of existence.
13
Fashions change so imperceptibly that it is difficult for the historian to assign their initiatory date.
14
Urging Virgin Luck not to quit his initiatory table, the captain reluctantly went at their heels.
15
This initiatory challenge focuses young male attention.
16
All depends upon the original unity, the vital wholeness and identity, of the initiatory apprehension or view.
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