Suárez
[swahr-ez; Spanish swah-reth, -res]
- Fran·cis·co [fran-sis-koh; Spanish frahn-thees-kaw, -sees-] /frænˈsɪs koʊ; Spanish frɑnˈθis kɔ, -ˈsis-/, 1548–1617, Spanish theologian and philosopher.
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Contemporary Examples
Suarez, who was sent off for a deliberate handball, was more than deserved, but a calculated risk.
Historical Examples
Suarez saw it, too, for he turned to Harry with an ugly look in his eyes.
A Voyage with Captain DynamiteCharles Edward Rich
Morgan took the light and held it so that Suarez could read the message.
A Voyage with Captain DynamiteCharles Edward Rich
Then he turned to Washington, who had followed Suarez to the quarter-deck.
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But in any event you better prepare for the worst; but quietly, Suarez, quietly.
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"I told you we were ready for sea, sir," said Suarez, in a reproachful tone.
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Suárez
- Francisco de. 1548–1617, Spanish theologian, considered the leading scholastic philosopher after Aquinas and the principal Jesuit theologian. His works include Disputationes Metaphysicae (1597) and De Legibus (1612)
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