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Definition of nation
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of nation is as below...
Nation
(n.) A part, or
division,
of the
people
of the
earth,
distinguished
from the rest by
common
descent,
language,
or
institutions;
a race; a
stock..
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Mobocracy
::
Mobocracy
(n.) A
condition
in which the lower
classes
of a
nation
control
public
affairs
without
respect
to law,
precedents,
or
vested
rights..
Indulge
::
Indulge
(v. t.) to give free
course
to; to give one's self up to; as, to
indulge
sloth,
pride,
selfishness,
or
inclinations;.
Interpellate
::
Interpellate
(v. t.) To
question
imperatively,
as a
minister,
or other
executive
officer,
in
explanation
of his
conduct;
--
generally
on the part of a
legislative
body..
View
::
View (n.)
Mental
survey;
intellectual
perception
or
examination;
as, a just view of the
arguments
or facts in a
case..
Verify
::
Verify
(v. t.) To
confirm
or
establish
the
authenticity
of by
examination
or
competent
evidence;
to
authenciate;
as, to
verify
a
written
statement;
to
verify
an
account,
a
pleading,
or the
like..
Imaginary
::
Imaginary
(a.)
Existing
only in
imagination
or
fancy;
not real;
fancied;
visionary;
ideal.
Insignment
::
Insignment
(n.) A
token,
mark, or
explanation..
Commentary
::
Commentary
(v. i.) A
series
of
comments
or
annotations;
esp., a book of
explanations
or
expositions
on the whole or a part of the
Scriptures
or of some other
work..
Appointment
::
Appointment
(n.) The act of
appointing;
designation
of a
person
to hold an
office
or
discharge
a
trust;
as, he erred by the
appointment
of
unsuitable
men..
Overhauling
::
Overhauling
(n.) A
strict
examination
with a view to
correction
or
repairs.
Confederation
::
Confederation
(n.) The act of
confederating;
a
league;
a
compact
for
mutual
support;
alliance,
particularly
of
princes,
nations,
or
states..
Aphthong
::
Aphthong
(n.) A
letter,
or a
combination
of
letters,
employed
in
spelling
a word, but in the
pronunciation
having
no
sound..
Clinometry
::
Clinometry
(n.) That art or
operation
of
measuring
the
inclination
of
strata.
Criminatory
::
Criminatory
(a.)
Relating
to, or
involving,
crimination;
accusing;
as, a
criminatory
conscience..
Publicist
::
Publicist
(n.) A
writer
on the laws of
nature
and
nations;
one who is
versed
in the
science
of
public
right,
the
principles
of
government,
etc..
Denomination
::
Denomination
(n.) A
class,
or
society
of
individuals,
called
by the same name; a sect; as, a
denomination
of
Christians..
Sentence
::
Sentence
(n.) In civil and
admiralty
law, the
judgment
of a court
pronounced
in a
cause;
in
criminal
and
ecclesiastical
courts,
a
judgment
passed
on a
criminal
by a court or
judge;
condemnation
pronounced
by a
judgical
tribunal;
doom. In
common
law, the term is
exclusively
used to
denote
the
judgment
in
criminal
cases..
Alomancy
::
Alomancy
(n.)
Divination
by means of salt.
Denominatively
::
Denominatively
(adv.)
By
denomination.
Prosperity
::
Prosperity
(n.) The state of being
prosperous;
advance
or gain in
anything
good or
desirable;
successful
progress
in any
business
or
enterprise;
attainment
of the
object
desired;
good
fortune;
success;
as,
commercial
prosperity;
national
prosperity..
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