Adjective:

ਕਿਫਾਇਤੀ, ਸ਼ਿਰਲ, ਵੇਨਸ,

venal's Usage Examples:

child in the camp contrasts to some stereotypes about the selfishness and venality of gulag prisoners who bore children there.

Juvenal's Satire VI referred to the debauchery that prevailed there.

They note the title"s origins in the Latin phrase, "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?", attributed to Roman poet Juvenal.

The modern historian Heribert Busse regards the episode as "possibly the crassest example of venality" of the entire period, and remarks that the medieval.

Heribert Busse regards the episode as "possibly the crassest example of venality" of the entire period, and remarks that the medieval historian al-Khatib.

Force's grave marker was designed by German sculptor Jacques Jouvenal.

ThemesThis Christian version of the Satires of Juvenal does not proceed in an orderly manner against the vices and follies of his age.

Barry Malzberg has said: Gernsback"s venality and corruption, his sleaziness and his utter disregard for the financial rights of authors, have been.

" Lord Acton "Who shall watch the watchmen themselves (Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?)?" Juvenal "Diamond me no diamonds, prize me no prizes.

Criticizing and exposing the venality, vices, and ignorance of the priests, the Strigolniki demanded the right.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? is a Latin phrase found in the work of the Roman poet Juvenal from his Satires (Satire VI, lines 347–348).

female gladiator novel and entertaining, or downright absurd; Juvenal titillates his readers with a woman named "Mevia", hunting boars in the arena "with.

"Pal Joey," he reveals himself to be an amoral, calculating heel whose venality is cloaked by an amiable persona.

Synonyms:

purchasable, corrupt, bribable, corruptible, dishonest,

Antonyms:

honest, true, straight, sincere, incorrupt,