effacement in a sentence

1. they were paragons of humility and self-effacement

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3. “But herein, Cunda, effacement should be practiced by you:[16]

4. "But herein, Cunda, effacement should be practiced by you:[16]

5. Nay, this would be the cause of the effacement of progress and advancement.

6. All labour undergone for total self-effacement is an effort in the right direction.

7. Then the apostle shows that the true way to promote unity is through self-effacement.

8. The degree of cervical effacement may be felt during a vaginal examination but is not necessary.

9. Among the Muslims, this is known as fana-fi-sheikh or self-effacement in the Murshid or the Master.

10. if you are told that you are 50% effaced, this means that you are half way from complete effacement.

11. If you are told that you are 50% effaced, this means that you are half way from complete effacement.

12. This process, known as “ripening” or effacement, usually begins during the last month of your pregnancy.

13. But making self-superiority or self-effacement claims is a strategy with considerable complexity and risk.

14. But why are harmlessness and the other states regarded as effacement, unlike the eight meditative attainments?

15. Satirists might even say that its parties are waging a new political struggle: the struggle for self-effacement.

16. (2) Others will kill living beings; we shall abstain from killing living beings here — thus effacement can be done.

17. The words effacement, being effaced and effacing are terms that you will hear often as you approach your last trimester.

18. With intelligent self-effacement, she herself admitted that “the role of the muse in mythology was always that of inspiration.”

19. The American Pregnancy Association makes it clear that complete effacement occurs when the baby is engaged to the mother’s pelvis.

20. A damage of podocytes is associated with the loss of their complex three-dimensional architecture, the so-called foot process effacement.