Crossword clues for ense
ense
- Else, in Scotland
- Word in Mass. motto
- First word of the Bay State motto
- First word of Mass. motto
- Start of the Bay State motto
- "___ petit placidam sub libertate quietem" (Massachusetts motto)
- Start of Mass. motto
- Massachusetts motto word
- Else: Scot
- Bay State motto opener
- "___ petit placidam sub libertate quietem" (motto of Massachusetts)
- Start of Massachusetts' state motto
- Start of Massachusetts motto
- Start of Massachusett's motto
- Part of Massachusetts motto
- Otherwise, in Scotland
- Mass.-motto word
- First word in Massachusetts' motto
- Bay State motto start
- "___ petit placidam sub libertate quietem" (motto of the Bay State)
- First word of Massachussett's motto
- Start of Massachusetts' motto
- First word in Massachusetts' motto
- Word in Massachusetts' motto
- First word of Massachusetts' motto
- Massachusetts motto opener
- Start of Massachusetts’ motto
- Massachusetts motto starter
- First word in MassachuВsetts' motto
- Boomers of old, in brief
- Start of the Bay State's motto
- Mass. motto word
- Start of Mass.'s motto
- Otherwise, to Angus
- First word in Mass. motto
- First word of the Mass. motto
- "___ Petit Placidam . . . " (Mass. motto)
- Bay State motto starter
- Part of Mass.'s motto
- Massachusetts's motto start
Wikipedia
Ense is a municipality in the district of Soest, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
Usage examples of "ense".
Rahel Robert and Varnhagen von Ense were married, after many protestations on her part, in 1814.
It was a resonating, loud, grating voice, obviously from someone with an im-m ense chest, and something told Wind Made by Wings, even while his whole body and soul were concentrated in combat, that this -was the voice of the Alengwyneh king himself.
Fallanassi herethe only explanation for all this that makes s ense is that your people escaped both the Empire and the mob.
Most important, the nation appears as progressive insofar as it serves as a line of def ense against the domination of more powerful nations and external economic, political, and ideological forces.
At one time, in modernity, this monopoly was legitimated either as the expropriation of weapons from the violent and anarchic mob, the disordered mass of individuals who tend to slaughter one another, or as the instrument of def ense against the enemy, that is, against other peoples organized in states.