Use Indigentem in a sentence

1. 1400, from Old French indigent "poor, needy," from Latin Indigentem "in want of, needing" (see indigence)

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2. Middle English, late 14th century, from Old French indigence (13th century), from Latin indigentia, from Indigentem, form of indigere (“to need”), from indu (“in, within”) + egere (“be in need, want”).

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3. Indigent (English)Origin & history Circa 1400, Middle French, from Latin Indigentem, from indigere ("to need"), from indu ("in, within") + egere ("be in need, want")

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4. Indigent(adj.) c.1400, from O.Fr.indigent, from L.Indigentem(see INDIGENCE(Cf.indigence))

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5. “Nondum amabam, et amare amabam, et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem.” St

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6. Circa 1400, Middle French, from Latin Indigentem, form of indigere ("to need"), from indu ("in, within") + egere ("be in need, want").

Indigentem, Indigere, Indu, In

7. Nondum amabam, et amare amabam, et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem

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8. Late 14c., from Old French indigence "indigence, need, privation" (13c.), from Latin indigentia "need, want; insatiable desire," from Indigentem (nominative indigens) "in want of, needing," present participle of indigere "to need, stand in need of," from indu "in, within" (from PIE *endo-, extended form of root *en "in") + egere "be in need, want," from PIE *eg- "to lack" (source also of Old Norse ekla "want, lack," …

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9. Nondum amabam et amare amabam et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem

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10. Restoring the full quotation only adds to the mystery, as what Shelley ripped out was the phrase “…et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem…” [and out of a deep seated want, I hated myself for wanting not.]

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11. Middle English, late 14th century, from Old French indigence (13th century), from Latin indigentia, from Indigentem, form of indigere ("to need"), from indu ("in, within") + egere ("be in need, want").

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12. Middle English, late 14th century, from Old French indigence (13th century), from Latin indigentia, from Indigentem, form of indigere (“to need”) from indu (“in, within”) + egere (“be in need, want”).“” in the Online Etymology Dictionary, Douglas Harper, 2001 Only relation to antonym affluence is common Latinate suffix +‎ -ence.

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13. Which had Taphath the daughter of Solomon to wife.] He was, therefore, a man of worth: for Solomon, likely, was of Cato’s mind; who, being to bestow a daughter, said, Malo virum pecunia, quam pecuniam viro Indigentem, I had rather have to my

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14. 4-8: « (…) intellectus huiusmodi non solum tamquam amatum (…), motivus est hominis, verum etiam secundum rationem agentis voluntarii, tamquam amantis hominem Indigentem sui, volentis quidem illi bonum, non indigentis autem aliqua profecto subventione quae ab …

Intellectus, Indigentem, Illi, Indigentis

15. Ieiuniis me ob inpugnationem carnis districtioribus Indigentem stomachi prohibet lassitudo seu uentris ariditas constrictioque deterret : ut effectus meo desiderio tribuatur uel certe ut aestus carnalis concupiscentiae absque temperamento districtioris ieiunii conquiescant, orandum mihi est : Deus in adiutorium meum intende : domine ad

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16. Nondum amabam, et amare 1 amabam, et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem

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17. Which had Taphath the daughter of Solomon to wife.] He was, therefore, a man of worth: for Solomon, likely, was of Cato’s mind; who, being to bestow a daughter, said, Malo virum pecunia, quam pecuniam viro Indigentem, I had rather have to my son-in-law a man

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18. Interroget se unusquisque vestrum quails est erga pauperem sanctum, erga Indigentem fratrem, quails est erga Indigentem mendicum

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19. Quid enim potest esse sanctum iis, qui ætatem imbecillam et præsidio Indigentem, libidini suæ depopulandam fœdandamque substraverint? Non potest hæc res pro magnitudine sceleris enarrari

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20. Itaque in caritate exercenda, tot catholicae institutiones intra fines subsidiorum colligendorum partiendorumque contineri non debent, sed continenter Indigentem personam respicere et paedagogicam quoque magni momenti actionem in christiana communitate explicare debent, dum institutioni favetur de participatione, observantia et amore secundum

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21. Menti] libido dominatur, 87 expoliatamque virtutis opulentia per diversa inopem atque Indigentem trahit, nunc falsa pro veris approbantem, 88 nunc etiam defensitantem, nunc improbantem quae antea probavisset et nihilominus in alia falsa inruentem; nunc adsensionem suspendentem suam 89 et

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22. Menti] libido dominatur, expoliatamque virtutis opulentia per diversa inopem atque Indigentem trahit, nunc falsa pro veris approbantem, nunc etiam defensitantem, nunc improbantem quae antea probavisset et nihilominus in alia falsa inruentem; nunc adsensionem suspendentem suam et plerumque

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23. Nondum amabam, et amare amabam, et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem

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24. Respondeo dicendum quod homo in statu innocentiae habuit vitam animalem cibis Indigentem; post resurrectionem vero habebit vitam spiritualem cibis non Indigentem

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25. Nondum amabam, et amare amabam, et secretiore indigentia oderam me minus Indigentem

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26. Quid enim potest esse sanctum iis, qui ætatem imbecillam et præsidio Indigentem, libidini suæ depopulandam foedandamque substraverint? Non potest hæc res pro magnitudine sceleris enarrari

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27. Minus Indigentem: Take the clause thus: `In the midst of the regio egestatis I suffered an indigentia that affected me deep within (thus secretiore), and so I hated the very thought of what I might be like if I did not suffer that indigentia (`me minus Indigentem'), hence I was entirely averse to anything that might have had a good effect on me

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28. Quemadmodum enim in arte dicendi varietas secundum Tullii sententiam, auditorem maxime delectat, ita et in musica concentuum diversitas animam auditorum vehementer in oblectamentum provocat, hinc et philosophus, in Ethicis, varietatem jocundissimam rem esse naturamque humanam ejus Indigentem asserere non dubitavit.

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29. A1216 in Madox Firma Burgi (1726) 27: De Saulesoth [?read: Sauleshoth] vero & de divisis & aliis beneficiis vestris Ecclesiam Sancti Martini, in multis Indigentem sicut apparet & vos videtis, rememorare, si vobis placuerit, vos precamur

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