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Definition of phrase
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 phrase is as below...
Phrase
(n.) A
short,
pithy
expression;
especially,
one which is often
employed;
a
peculiar
or
idiomatic
turn of
speech;
as, to err is
human..
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Measure
::
Measure
(a.) A
number
which is
contained
in a given
number
a
number
of times
without
a
remainder;
as in the
phrases,
the
common
measure,
the
greatest
common
measure,
etc., of two or more
numbers..
Incorporative
::
Incorporative
(a.)
Incorporating
or
tending
to
incorporate;
as, the
incorporative
languages
(as of the
Basques,
North
American
Indians,
etc. ) which run a whole
phrase
into one
word..
Leg
::
Leg (n.) A bow, esp. in the
phrase
to make a leg;
probably
from
drawing
the leg
backward
in
bowing..
Abed
::
Abed
(adv.)
To
childbed
(in the
phrase
brought
abed, that is,
delivered
of a
child)..
Volta
::
Volta (n.) A
turning;
a time; --
chiefly
used in
phrases
signifying
that the part is to be
repeated
one, two, or more
times;
as, una
volta,
once.
Seconda
volta,
second
time,
points
to
certain
modifications
in the close of a
repeated
strain..
To
::
To
(prep.)
In many
phrases,
and in
connection
with many other
words,
to has a
pregnant
meaning,
or is used
elliptically..
Trust
::
Trust (n.) To hope
confidently;
to
believe;
--
usually
with a
phrase
or
infinitive
clause
as the
object.
Asterisk
::
Asterisk
(n.) The
figure
of a star, thus, /, used in
printing
and
writing
as a
reference
to a
passage
or note in the
margin,
to
supply
the
omission
of
letters
or
words,
or to mark a word or
phrase
as
having
a
special
character..
Witily
::
Witily
(adv.)
In a witty
manner;
wisely;
ingeniously;
artfully;
with it; with a
delicate
turn or
phrase,
or with an
ingenious
association
of
ideas..
Emphasize
::
Emphasize
(v. t.) To utter or
pronounce
with a
particular
stress
of
voice;
to make
emphatic;
as, to
emphasize
a word or a
phrase..
Gag
::
Gag (n.) A
speech
or
phrase
interpolated
offhand
by an actor on the stage in his part as
written,
usually
consisting
of some
seasonable
or local
allusion..
Statutable
::
Status
quo () The state in which
anything
is
already.
The
phrase
is also used
retrospectively,
as when, on a
treaty
of
place,
matters
return
to the
status
quo ante
bellum,
or are left in statu quo ante
bellum,
i.e., the state (or, in the
state)
before
the war..
Mete
::
Mete (n.)
Measure;
limit;
boundary;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural,
and in the
phrase
metes and
bounds..
Anagram
::
Anagram
(n.)
Literally,
the
letters
of a word read
backwards,
but in its usual wider
sense,
the
change
or one word or
phrase
into
another
by the
transposition
of its
letters.
Thus
Galenus
becomes
angelus;
William
Noy
(attorney-general
to
Charles
I., and a
laborious
man) may be
turned
into I moyl in law..
Rebus
::
Rebus (n.) A mode of
expressing
words and
phrases
by
pictures
of
objects
whose names
resemble
those
words,
or the
syllables
of which they are
composed;
enigmatical
representation
of words by
figures;
hence,
a
peculiar
form of
riddle
made up of such
representations..
In
::
In
(adv.)
Not out;
within;
inside.
In, the
preposition,
becomes
an
adverb
by
omission
of its
object,
leaving
it as the
representative
of an
adverbial
phrase,
the
context
indicating
what the
omitted
object
is; as, he takes in the
situation
(i. e., he
comprehends
it in his
mind);
the
Republicans
were in (i. e., in
office);
in at one ear and out at the other (i. e., in or into the
head);
his side was in (i. e., in the turn at the bat); he came in (i. e., into the
house)..
Paraphrase
::
Paraphrase
(v. i.) To make a
paraphrase.
Adjective
::
Adjective
(n.) A word used with a noun, or
substantive,
to
express
a
quality
of the thing
named,
or
something
attributed
to it, or to limit or
define
it, or to
specify
or
describe
a
thing,
as
distinct
from
something
else. Thus, in
phrase,
a wise
ruler,
wise is the
adjective,
expressing
a
property
of
ruler..
Teutonicism
::
Teutonicism
(n.) A mode of
speech
peculiar
to the
Teutons;
a
Teutonic
idiom,
phrase,
or
expression;
a
Teutonic
mode or
custom;
a
Germanism..
On
::
On
(prep.)
Adhering;
not off; as in the
phrase,
He is
neither
on nor off, that is, he is not
steady,
he is
irresolute..
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