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providential [ingl brit prɒvɪˈdɛnʃ(ə)l, ingl am ˌprɑvəˈdɛn(t)ʃ(ə)l] AGG form

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provvidenziale aiuto, rimedio

providential

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providential

providential nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di providential nel dizionario inglese»italiano

providential [ˌprɑ:·və·ˈden·tʃəl] AGG form

providential

provvidenziale

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provvidenziale

providential

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The most common figures were animals that represented power, such as the tiger, or providential circumstances, such as carp, which represent success.

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He clarified this in a supplemental testament in 1942 and made the providential fund he had founded his sole heir.

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There is something uncanny and providential about it.

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Her life would prove providential for him.

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The offshore oil developments came at a very providential time.

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Nothing comes by chance or fortune, but all through or by the providential choice of the most high.

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We understand that some did stay and successfully defend their homes, sometimes with the providential interventions by fire services.

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In the absence of providential interference, cause and effect governs the affairs of the universe.

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By providential help and favorable circumstances, they were freed and their small agricultural holdings were regained from the possessions of the money lenders and land lords.

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His scheme of conjectural history includes the idea that the providential order allows the historian to write in the absence of a full factual basis.

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