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Definition of pinion
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Pinion
(n.) A wing,
literal
or
figurative..
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Repute
::
Repute
(n.)
Character
reputed
or
attributed;
reputation,
whether
good or bad;
established
opinion;
public
estimate..
Exploder
::
Exploder
(n.) One who
rejects
an
opinion
or
scheme
with open
contempt.
Suffrage
::
Suffrage
(n.) A vote given in
deciding
a
controverted
question,
or in the
choice
of a man for an
office
or
trust;
the
formal
expression
of an
opinion;
assent;
vote..
Pedarian
::
Pedarian
(n.) One of a class
eligible
to the
office
of
senator,
but not yet
chosen,
who could sit and speak in the
senate,
but could not vote; -- so
called
because
he might
indicate
his
opinion
by
walking
over to the side of the party he
favored
when a vote was
taken..
Weigh
::
Weigh (v. t.) To
examine
or test as if by the
balance;
to
ponder
in the mind; to
consider
or
examine
for the
purpose
of
forming
an
opinion
or
coming
to a
conclusion;
to
estimate
deliberately
and
maturely;
to
balance.
Golden
::
Golden
(a.) Very
precious;
highly
valuable;
excellent;
eminently
auspicious;
as,
golden
opinions..
Romanize
::
Romanize
(v. i.) To
conform
to Roman
Catholic
opinions,
customs,
or modes of
speech..
Vote
::
Vote (n.) A wish,
choice,
or
opinion,
of a
person
or a body of
persons,
expressed
in some
received
and
authorized
way; the
expression
of a wish,
desire,
will,
preference,
or
choice,
in
regard
to any
measure
proposed,
in which the
person
voting
has an
interest
in
common
with
others,
either
in
electing
a
person
to
office,
or in
passing
laws,
rules,
regulations,
etc.;
suffrage..
Rationale
::
Rationale
(a.) An
explanation
or
exposition
of the
principles
of some
opinion,
action,
hypothesis,
phenomenon,
or the like; also, the
principles
themselves..
Fashionable
::
Fashionable
(a.)
Established
or
favored
by
custom
or use;
current;
prevailing
at a
particular
time; as, the
fashionable
philosophy;
fashionable
opinions..
Manifesto
::
Manifesto
(n. & a.) A
public
declaration,
usually
of a
prince,
sovereign,
or other
person
claiming
large
powers,
showing
his
intentions,
or
proclaiming
his
opinions
and
motives
in
reference
to some act done or
contemplated
by him; as, a
manifesto
declaring
the
purpose
of a
prince
to begin war, and
explaining
his
motives..
Controversy
::
Controversy
(n.)
Contention;
dispute;
debate;
discussion;
agitation
of
contrary
opinions.
Atheistical
::
Atheistical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
implying,
or
containing,
atheism;
--
applied
to
things;
as,
atheistic
doctrines,
opinions,
or
books..
Opinionate
::
Opinionate
(a.)
Opinionated.
Heresy
::
Heresy
(n.) An
opinion
held in
opposition
to the
established
or
commonly
received
doctrine,
and
tending
to
promote
a
division
or
party,
as in
politics,
literature,
philosophy,
etc.; --
usually,
but not
necessarily,
said in
reproach..
Dubious
::
Dubious
(a.)
Doubtful
or not
settled
in
opinion;
being in
doubt;
wavering
or
fluctuating;
undetermined.
Censure
::
Censure
(n.)
Judgment
either
favorable
or
unfavorable;
opinion.
Observation
::
Observation
(n.)
Hence:
An
expression
of an
opinion
or
judgment
upon what one has
observed;
a
remark.
Interim
::
Interim
(n.) A name given to each of three
compromises
made by the
emperor
Charles
V. of
Germany
for the sake of
harmonizing
the
connecting
opinions
of
Protestants
and
Catholics.
Pair
::
Pair (v. t.) To
engage
(one's
self) with
another
of
opposite
opinions
not to vote on a
particular
question
or class of
questions.
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