inflex

Definitions

“He never gave reasons for this persistent refusal, but contented himself by resolutely and inflex - ibly adhering to his determination.”

A Study in Scarlet
“The man, changing his internal associates, receives by inflex a new order of influence, and passively acts therefrom.”

The Two Wives
“Now because of the section 8 the city granted because of projects were closed has cause a new inflex of crime never seen before in my old hood, as well as Park manor, west chesterfield, avalon park, Pill Hill, asburn and north englewood.”

First Read - First Read's Column - Articles and Seeds
“Their inflex - ible defpotifm 'iilvolved the moft orthodox of the Greek churches in this fpiritual contagion, de - nied or doubted the validity of their facraments”

Internet Archive: The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
“His inflex - ible zeal, which loudly cenfured their luxury and vice, would have attached them to the fla - tions and duties of their parifhes at Rome; and had he not fatally delayed a new promotion* the French cardinals would have been reduced to an helplefs minority in the facred college.”

Internet Archive: The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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The Wife; or, Caroline Herbert
“[(HOW) -6.6 (ARD\222S interrog) 9.4 (a) 3.4 (tories the old man opposed an inflex) -10.6 (ible silence, nor could)] TJ”

Monmouth: a Tale, Founded on Historic Facts