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Definition of present
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Present
(a.) To
present;
to
personate.
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Sign
::
Sign (n.) To
represent
by a sign; to make known in a
typical
or
emblematic
manner,
in
distinction
from
speech;
to
signify..
Portrait
::
Portrait
(n.) The
likeness
of a
person,
painted,
drawn,
or
engraved;
commonly,
a
representation
of the human face
painted
from real
life..
Utopia
::
Utopia
(n.) An
imaginary
island,
represented
by Sir
Thomas
More, in a work
called
Utopia,
as
enjoying
the
greatest
perfection
in
politics,
laws, and the like. See
Utopia,
in the
Dictionary
of Noted Names in
Fiction..
Present
::
Present
(a.) To bring an
indictment
against
.
Content
::
Content
(n.) Rest or
quietness
of the mind in one's
present
condition;
freedom
from
discontent;
satisfaction;
contentment;
moderate
happiness.
Cross-birth
::
Cross-birth
(n.) Any
preternatural
labor,
in which the body of the child lies
across
the
pelvis
of the
mother,
so that the
shoulder,
arm, or trunk is the part first
presented
at the mouth of the
uterus..
Statement
::
Statement
(n.) The act of
stating,
reciting,
or
presenting,
orally
or in
paper;
as, to
interrupt
a
speaker
in the
statement
of his
case..
Avowee
::
Avowee
(n.) The
person
who has a right to
present
to a
benefice;
the
patron;
an
advowee.
See
Advowson.
View
::
View (n.) That which is seen or
beheld;
sight
presented
to the
natural
or
intellectual
eye;
scene;
prospect;
as, the view from a
window..
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To open to
notice;
to
begin;
to
present;
as, he
introduced
the
subject
with a long
preface..
Travesty
::
Travesty
(v. t.) To
translate,
imitate,
or
represent,
so as to
render
ridiculous
or
ludicrous..
Absent
::
Absent
(a.) Being away from a
place;
withdrawn
from a
place;
not
present.
Semivowel
::
Semivowel
(n.) The sign or
letter
representing
such a
sound.
Have
::
have
(Indic.
present)
of Hav.
Image
::
Image (n.) An
imitation,
representation,
or
similitude
of any
person,
thing,
or act,
sculptured,
drawn,
painted,
or
otherwise
made
perceptible
to the
sight;
a
visible
presentation;
a copy; a
likeness;
an
effigy;
a
picture;
a
semblance..
Polyphone
::
Polyphone
(n.) A
character
or vocal sign
representing
more than one
sound,
as read, which is
pronounced
red..
Homographic
::
Homographic
(a.)
Employing
a
single
and
separate
character
to
represent
each
sound;
-- said of
certain
methods
of
spelling
words.
World
::
World (n.) The earth and its
affairs
as
distinguished
from
heaven;
concerns
of this life as
distinguished
from those of the life to come; the
present
existence
and its
interests;
hence,
secular
affairs;
engrossment
or
absorption
in the
affairs
of this life;
worldly
corruption;
the
ungodly
or
wicked
part of
mankind..
Iconology
::
Iconology
(n.) The
discussion
or
description
of
portraiture
or of
representative
images.
Cf.
Iconography.
Gas
::
Gas (n.) An
aeriform
fluid;
-- a term used at first by
chemists
as
synonymous
with air, but since
restricted
to
fluids
supposed
to be
permanently
elastic,
as
oxygen,
hydrogen,
etc., in
distinction
from
vapors,
as
steam,
which
become
liquid
on a
reduction
of
temperature.
In
present
usage,
since all of the
supposed
permanent
gases have been
liquified
by cold and
pressure,
the term has
resumed
nearly
its
original
signification,
and is
applied
to any
substance
in the
elastic
or
aeriform
state..
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