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Meanings of making known in English
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1
Thus means already existed of making known the Gospel among them.
2
I thank you for making known to me Mr. Ticknor and Mr. Gray.
3
Braddell did not abstain from making known his causes of complaint.
4
After long deliberation, the conference was closed, without Napoleon making known his decision.
5
His own wish and counsel, however, he refrained as yet from making known.
6
But what has kept him from making known his claim to the Saltonstalls?
7
Therefore he issued a statement making known this fact; he was tribune at the time.
8
This indirect and querulous mode of making known her grievances was characteristic of the girl.
9
From some animal surely; some animal in pain or fear, piteously making known its needs!
10
The common people had no other legal form of making known their approbation of particular laws.
11
For two weeks he remained there, and kept his resolution of never making known his presence.
12
There was no difficulty anywhere about the making known the death of the lads to their relatives.
13
On making known his intention, it was not opposed, either by the people or by the Patriarch.
14
Before the astonished Mr. Peebleby could expostulate he had introduced himself and was making known his mission.
15
Upon the prior making known to this knight whom he had brought with him, the mayor exclaimed,-
16
And thus was Esther married, without making known to the king what nation she was derived from.