Definition of Remanents

1. remanent [n] - See also: remanent

Lexicographical Neighbors of Remanents

remake
remaker
remakers
remakes
remaking
reman
remand
remanded
remanding
remandment
remandments
remands
remanence
remanences
remanent
remanents (current term)
remanet
remanets
remanie
remanies
remanifestation
remanifestations
remanned
remanning
remans
remanufacture
remanufactured
remanufacturer
remanufacturers
remanufactures

Literary usage of Remanents

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Juridical Nature of the Relations Between Austria and Hungary: An ...by Albert Apponyi by Albert Apponyi (1907)
"Why there should be such remanents at all, which can do no possible good to any one or to any cause, but only serve to irritate and to prevent the growth of ..."

2. Social Evolution by Benjamin Kidd (1894)
"Of the Australian natives " only a few remanents of the powerful tribes linger on. ... All the Tasmanians are gone, and the Maoris will soon be following. ..."

3. Social Evolution by Benjamin Kidd (1898)
"the Australian natives "only a few remanents of the powerful tribes linger on. ... All the Tasmanians arc gone, and the Maoris will soon be following. ..."

4. The Works of Jeremy Bentham by Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring (1843)
"Number of remanents at the ends of the several half-years of age. VI. BALANCES AFTER ALLOWANCE FOR DEATH AND SICKNESS ..."

5. Social Evolution by Benjamin Kidd (1894)
"the Australian natives " only a few remanents of the powerful tribes linger on. ... All the Tasmanians are gone, and the Maoris will soon be following. ..."

6. The Gentleman's Magazine (1833)
"... justified its racks and tortures, and on which its remanents in secret imprisonment, for the purpose of extorting confession, is justified to this day. ..."

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