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- noun Plural form of
rogation .
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Examples
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"rogations" are much affected by Darwayshes, or begging friars, whom Europe politely divides Unto "dancing" and "howling"; and, on one occasion, greatly to the scandal of certain Engländerinns to whom I was showing the Ezbekiyah I joined the ring of "howlers."
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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On February 20th, 1943, after a couple of weeks of ominous earth tremors and strange underground sounds, the Paricutín volcano in Michoacán, erupted among prayers and rogations, fire displays and intense noise.
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By February, 1944, the speed of the lava flow was increasing, in spite of the prayers, masses and rogations.
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On February 20th, 1943, after a couple of weeks of ominous earth tremors and strange underground sounds, the Paricutín volcano in Michoacán, erupted among prayers and rogations, fire displays and intense noise.
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These “rogations” are much affected by Darwayshes, or begging friars, whom Europe politely divides Unto
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By February, 1944, the speed of the lava flow was increasing, in spite of the prayers, masses and rogations.
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By February, 1944, the speed of the lava flow was increasing, in spite of the prayers, masses and rogations.
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On February 20th, 1943, after a couple of weeks of ominous earth tremors and strange underground sounds, the Paricutín volcano in Michoacán, erupted among prayers and rogations, fire displays and intense noise.
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On February 20th, 1943, after a couple of weeks of ominous earth tremors and strange underground sounds, the Paricutín volcano in Michoacán, erupted among prayers and rogations, fire displays and intense noise.
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By February, 1944, the speed of the lava flow was increasing, in spite of the prayers, masses and rogations.
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