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Definition of petition
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 petition is as below...
Petition
(v. t.) To make a
prayer
or
request
to; to ask from; to
solicit;
to
entreat;
especially,
to make a
formal
written
supplication,
or
application
to, as to any
branch
of the
government;
as, to
petition
the
court;
to
petition
the
governor..
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Asker
::
Asker (n.) One who asks; a
petitioner;
an
inquirer.
Rivality
::
Rivality
(n.)
Rivalry;
competition.
Memorialize
::
Memorialize
(v. t.) To
address
or
petition
by a
memorial;
to
present
a
memorial
to; as, to
memorialize
the
legislature..
Unite
::
Unite (v. i.) To join in an act; to
concur;
to act in
concert;
as, all
parties
united
in
signing
the
petition..
Supplicated
::
Supplicat
(n.) A
petition;
esp., a
written
one, with a
certificate
that the
conditions
have been
complied
with..
Asking
::
Asking
(n.) The act of
inquiring
or
requesting;
a
petition;
solicitation.
Anaphora
::
Anaphora
(n.) A
repetition
of a word or of words at the
beginning
of two or more
successive
clauses.
Worst
::
Worst (a.) To gain
advantage
over, in
contest
or
competition;
to get the
better
of; to
defeat;
to
overthrow;
to
discomfit..
Competitive
::
Competitive
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
competition;
producing
competition;
competitory;
as, a
competitive
examination..
Repetition
::
Repetition
(n.) The act of
repeating,
singing,
or
playing,
the same piece or part a
second
time;
reiteration
of a
note..
Frequentative
::
Frequentative
(a.)
Serving
to
express
the
frequent
repetition
of an
action;
as, a
frequentative
verb..
Address
::
Address
(v.) To
direct,
as words (to any one or any
thing);
to make, as a
speech,
petition,
etc. (to any one, an
audience)..
Rondeau
::
Rondeau
(n.) A
species
of lyric
poetry
so
composed
as to
contain
a
refrain
or
repetition
which
recurs
according
to a fixed law, and a
limited
number
of
rhymes
recurring
also by
rule..
Implore
::
Implore
(v. t.) To call upon, or for, in
supplication;
to
beseech;
to prey to, or for,
earnestly;
to
petition
with
urency;
to
entreat;
to beg; --
followed
directly
by the word
expressing
the thing
sought,
or the
person
from whom it is
sought..
Variation
::
Variation
(n.)
Repetition
of a theme or
melody
with
fanciful
embellishments
or
modifications,
in time, tune, or
harmony,
or
sometimes
change
of key; the
presentation
of a
musical
thought
in new and
varied
aspects,
yet so that the
essential
features
of the
original
shall still
preserve
their
identity..
Prize
::
Prize (n.) A
contest
for a
reward;
competition.
Intercession
::
Intercession
(n.) The act of
interceding;
mediation;
interposition
between
parties
at
variance,
with a view to
reconcilation;
prayer,
petition,
or
entreaty
in favor of, or (less
often)
against,
another
or
others..
Supplicancy
::
Suppliant
(n.) One who
supplicates;
a
humble
petitioner;
one who
entreats
submissively.
Competition
::
Competition
(n.) The act of
seeking,
or
endeavoring
to gain, what
another
is
endeavoring
to gain at the same time;
common
strife
for the same
objects;
strife
for
superiority;
emulous
contest;
rivalry,
as for
approbation,
for a
prize,
or as where two or more
persons
are
engaged
in the same
business
and each
seeking
patronage;
--
followed
by for
before
the
object
sought,
and with
before
the
person
or thing
competed
with..
Irksome
::
Irksome
(a.)
Wearisome;
tedious;
disagreeable
or
troublesome
by
reason
of long
continuance
or
repetition;
as,
irksome
hours;
irksome
tasks..
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