genuity

It is a kind of colloquial poetry, in which that in - genuity which is moft pleafing in converfation is predo - minant.

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Probably the sharpness of contrasts on questions of such ultimacy stimulated the remarkable outburst of in - genuity on the problem of matter that followed.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas HAROLD J. JOHNSON 1968

The first of his letters to Richard Bentley begins with the comment that the complexity of nature can be accounted for only by reference to a deity with mathematical in - genuity.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas HENRY G. VAN LEEUWEN 1968

"If you fail the genuity test, you'll lose the ability to connect with followers."

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"If people share your mission and passion, it's fine to let them speak - they won't say exactly what you want them to, but they'll pass the genuity test."

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There's only so much genuity that comes out of automating your Twitter account.

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He mentions that even though the people are poor, they are exceedingly happier than people in the U.S. and that he had to "shut off the sarcasm filter" because he was so floored by their hospitality, kindness, genuity, and innocence.

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He mentions that even though the people are poor, they are exceedingly happier than people in the U.S. and that he had to "shut off the sarcasm filter" because he was so floored by their hospitality, kindness, genuity, and innocence.

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Therefore, it is suggested to use your discretion in the genuity of the questions that appear here.

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Both solutions are part of the company's n > genuity in action: n > gen initiative.

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