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Definition of plete
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Plete (v. t. & i.) To
plead.
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Plenary
::
Plenary
(a.) Full;
entire;
complete;
absolute;
as, a
plenary
license;
plenary
authority..
Ootype
::
Ootype
(n.) The part of the
oviduct
of
certain
trematode
worms in which the ova are
completed
and
furnished
with a
shell.
Velleity
::
Velleity
(n.) The
lowest
degree
of
desire;
imperfect
or
incomplete
volition.
Mature
::
Mature
(superl.)
Brought
by
natural
process
to
completeness
of
growth
and
development;
fitted
by
growth
and
development
for any
function,
action,
or
state,
appropriate
to its kind;
full-grown;
ripe..
Abandon
::
Abandon
(n.) A
complete
giving
up to
natural
impulses;
freedom
from
artificial
constraint;
careless
freedom
or ease.
Acidimetry
::
Acidimetry
(n.) The
measurement
of the
strength
of
acids,
especially
by a
chemical
process
based on the law of
chemical
combinations,
or the fact that, to
produce
a
complete
reaction,
a
certain
definite
weight
of
reagent
is
required..
Aorist
::
Aorist
(n.) A tense in the Greek
language,
which
expresses
an
action
as
completed
in past time, but
leaves
it, in other
respects,
wholly
indeterminate..
Plene
::
Plene (ae.) Full;
complete;
plenary.
Movement
::
Movement
(n.) One of the
several
strains
or
pieces,
each
complete
in
itself,
with its own time and
rhythm,
which make up a
larger
work; as, the
several
movements
of a suite or a
symphony..
Figure
::
Figure
(n.) Any short
succession
of
notes,
either
as
melody
or as a group of
chords,
which
produce
a
single
complete
and
distinct
impression..
Depletive
::
Depletive
(a.) Able or
fitted
to
deplete.
Half-ray
::
Half-ray
(n.) A
straight
line
considered
as drawn from a
center
to an
indefinite
distance
in one
direction,
the
complete
ray being the whole line drawn to an
indefinite
distance
in both
directions..
Complete
::
Complete
(a.)
Having
all the parts or
organs
which
belong
to it or to the
typical
form;
having
calyx,
corolla,
stamens,
and
pistil..
Accomplished
::
Accomplished
(a.)
Complete
in
acquirements
as the
result
usually
of
training;
--
commonly
in a good
sense;
as, an
accomplished
scholar,
an
accomplished
villain..
Radical
::
Radical
(n.)
Specifically,
a group of two or more
atoms,
not
completely
saturated,
which are so
linked
that their union
implies
certain
properties,
and are
conveniently
regarded
as
playing
the part of a
single
atom; a
residue;
--
called
also a
compound
radical.
Cf.
Residue..
Idea
::
Idea (n.) A
rational
conception;
the
complete
conception
of an
object
when
thought
of in all its
essential
elements
or
constituents;
the
necessary
metaphysical
or
constituent
attributes
and
relations,
when
conceived
in the
abstract..
Subitaneous
::
Subinvolution
(n.)
Partial
or
incomplete
involution;
as,
subinvolution
of the
uterus..
Brownist
::
Brownist
(n.) A
follower
of
Robert
Brown,
of
England,
in the 16th
century,
who
taught
that every
church
is
complete
and
independent
in
itself
when
organized,
and
consists
of
members
meeting
in one
place,
having
full power to elect and
depose
its
officers..
Entelechy
::
Entelechy
(n.) An
actuality;
a
conception
completely
actualized,
in
distinction
from mere
potential
existence..
Entirety
::
Entirety
(n.) The state of being
entire;
completeness;
as,
entirely
of
interest..
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