Chapter III

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

on the subject of; concerning

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

capable of being reached

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

acted upon; influenced

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

how long something has existed

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

earlier than; in front of

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

the process of taking in and expelling air during breathing

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

take something or somebody with oneself somewhere

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

physically and forcibly separated into pieces or cracked or split

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

an occurrence of something

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

plural of “case” — an occurrence of something

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a person who is in charge

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

for the most part

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

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From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

intentionally matched

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

an abrupt failure of function or complete physical exhaustion

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

carefully weighed

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

plural of “conviction” — an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

an assembly (including one or more judges) to conduct judicial business

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

true confidential information

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

open to doubt or suspicion

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (“whole” is often used informally for “wholly”)

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

divisible by two

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

after an unspecified period of time or an especially long delay

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

at any time

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

morally objectionable behavior

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

past form of “fail” — fail to do something; leave something undone

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

plural of “failure” — an act that fails

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

plural of “force” — a powerful effect or influence

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

inflected form of “foresee” — realize beforehand

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

being ten more than thirty

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

grant freedom to; free from confinement

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

containing as much or as many as is possible or normal

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

give something useful or necessary to

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

cause to have, in the abstract sense or physical sense

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

greater in size or importance or degree

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

heal or recover

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

freed from illness or injury

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

the locus of feelings and intuitions

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

in this place or thing or document

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

where you live at a particular time

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a specific instance of feeling hopeful

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

without hope because there seems to be no possibility of comfort or success

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to add a contrasting statement

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

the quality of being humane

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

in truth (often tends to intensify)

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

plural of “inquiry” — a search for knowledge

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

stimulating or exalting to the spirit

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

the psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

plural of “know” — the fact of being aware of information that is known to few people

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

in large part; mainly or chiefly

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

the act of departing

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

diode such that light emitted at a p-n junction is proportional to the bias current; color depends on the material used

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

plural of “lie” — a statement that deviates from or perverts the truth

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

the capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to say something is possible, or to give permission

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

(of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a computer network consisting of a worldwide network of computer networks that use the TCP/IP network protocols to facilitate data transmission and exchange

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

to, toward, or in the northwest

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

plural of “note” — a brief written record

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

a tangible and visible entity; an entity that can cast a shadow

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

inflected form of “occur” — come to pass

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

ready to entertain new ideas

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

the optimistic feeling that all is going to turn out well

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

not allowed to continue to bat or run

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

distinguished from others in excellence

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

past form of “owe” — be obliged to pay or repay

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

have ownership or possession of

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

unique or specific to a person or thing or category

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

plural of “patient” — a person who requires medical care

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

plural of “peculiarity” — an odd or unusual characteristic

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

by chance

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

plural of “possibility” — a future prospect or potential

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a future prospect or potential

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

plural of “power” — possession of controlling influence

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

just preceding something else in time or order

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

confined to particular persons or groups or providing privacy

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

gradual improvement or growth or development

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

an anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your planned actions

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

coming to understand something clearly and distinctly

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

systematic investigation to establish facts

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

subject to a ruling authority

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

cut with a saw

From this reading Herein he saw, indeed, the chief hope of progress for humanity.

causing intense interest, curiosity, or emotion

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

a string of words satisfying the grammatical rules of a language

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

from a time in the past until now

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

being or characteristic of a single thing or person

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

change one's facial expression by spreading the lips, often to signal pleasure

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

doubtful or suspect

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

(quantifier) used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns to indicate an unspecified number or quantity

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

on certain occasions or in certain cases but not always

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

concerned with sacred matters or religion or the church

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

recurring in scattered and irregular or unpredictable instances

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

not in physical motion

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

produced or marked by conscious design or premeditation

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

just below the level of consciousness

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

inflected form of “sum” — be a summary of

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

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From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

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From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

plural of “theory” — a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world; an organized system of accepted knowledge that applies in a variety of circumstances to explain a specific set of phenomena

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

the content of cognition; the main thing you are thinking about

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

not usual or common or ordinary

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

a state of violent disturbance and disorder (as in politics or social conditions generally)

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

of many different kinds purposefully arranged but lacking any uniformity

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

at the time that

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading And it was to the failures, the diseased, the evil and the broken that he owed chiefly his inspiring optimism, since it was largely in collapse that occurred the sporadic upheaval of those super-normal forces which, controlled, co-ordinated, led, must eventually bring about the realization he foresaw.

the form of “who” used as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading The purpose, however, of these notes is not to furnish a sensational story of various patients whom he studied, healed, or failed to heal.

belonging to which person

From this reading Its object is to give some details of one case in particular whose outstanding peculiarities affected his theories and convictions, leaving him open-minded still, but with a breath of awe in his heart perhaps, before a possibility his previous knowledge had ruled entirely out of court, even if--which is doubtful--he had ever considered it as a possibility at all.

in the company of; together with

From this reading The net result of his inquiries and research, when, at the age of nearly forty, he established his own Private Home for unusual, so-called hopeless cases in North-West London--it was free to all, and as Spiritual Clinique he thought of it sometimes with a smile--may be summed up in the single sentence that man is greater than he knows, and that completer realization of his full possibilities lies accessible to his subconscious and superconscious powers.