Narváez

[ nahr-vah-eth, -vah-es ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Pán·fi·lo de [pahm, -fee-law , th, e], 1478?–1528, Spanish soldier and adventurer in America.

“Kids who have really responsive parents tend to be more agreeable, and they tend to develop a conscience earlier,” Narvaez says.

Breastfeeding: When possible, moms should breastfeed their infants—for a long time, says Narvaez.

These hormones help provide moms with the energy and instinct to nurture their children, says Narvaez.

And more broadly— very broadly—Narvaez sees potential for changing the way we think about the future of civilization.

The Narvaez ministry was broken up, and that of Senor Isturitz followed; that too was destroyed.

Narvaez was successful in his intrigues, supported by the queen-mother and the King of the French.

The queen-mother favoured this idea, as did also the chief minister, Narvaez.

Four of the followers of Narvaez, narrowly escaping death, soon after fell into the hands of the Indians.

A party headed by Narvaez (nar-vaheth) set out, therefore, to explore and conquer the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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