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Definition of proach
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Proach
(v. i.) See
Approach.
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Wite
::
Wite (v.)
Blame;
reproach.
Approximation
::
Approximation
(n.) A
continual
approach
or
coming
nearer
to a
result;
as, to solve an
equation
by
approximation..
Flatten
::
Flatten
(a.) To
reduce
to an even
surface
or one
approaching
evenness;
to make flat; to
level;
to make
plane.
Approach
::
Approach
(v. t.) To take
approaches
to.
Incomparable
::
Incomparable
(a.) Not
comparable;
admitting
of no
comparison
with
others;
unapproachably
eminent;
without
a peer or
equal;
matchless;
peerless;
transcendent.
Conviciate
::
Conviciate
(v. i.) To utter
reproaches;
to raise a
clamor;
to rail.
Sarcasm
::
Sarcasm
(n.) A keen,
reproachful
expression;
a
satirical
remark
uttered
with some
degree
of scorn or
contempt;
a
taunt;
a gibe; a
cutting
jest..
Stigmatical
::
Stigmatical
(a.)
Marked
with a
stigma,
or with
something
reproachful
to
character..
Pietist
::
Pietist
(n.) One of a class of
religious
reformers
in
Germany
in the 17th
century
who
sought
to
revive
declining
piety in the
Protestant
churches;
-- often
applied
as a term of
reproach
to those who make a
display
of
religious
feeling.
Also used
adjectively.
Coming
::
Coming
(n.)
Approach;
advent;
manifestation;
as, the
coming
of the
train..
Revile
::
Revile
(n.)
Reproach;
reviling.
Access
::
Access
(n.) The
means,
place,
or way by which a thing may be
approached;
passage
way; as, the
access
is by a neck of
land..
Dishonor
::
Dishonor
(n.) Lack of
honor;
disgrace;
ignominy;
shame;
reproach.
Effeminacy
::
Effeminacy
(n.)
Characteristic
quality
of a
woman,
such as
softness,
luxuriousness,
delicacy,
or
weakness,
which is
unbecoming
a man;
womanish
delicacy
or
softness;
-- used
reproachfully
of men..
Cylindraceous
::
Cylindraceous
(a.)
Cylindrical,
or
approaching
a
cylindrical
form..
Upcast
::
Upcast
(v. t.) To
taunt;
to
reproach;
to
upbraid.
Unimpeachable
::
Unimpeachable
(a.) Not
impeachable;
not to be
called
in
question;
exempt
from
liability
to
accusation;
free from
stain,
guilt,
or
fault;
irreproachable;
blameless;
as, an
unimpeachable
reputation;
unimpeachable
testimony..
Railing
::
Railing
(a.)
Expressing
reproach;
insulting.
Carrion
::
Carrion
(n.) A
contemptible
or
worthless
person;
-- a term of
reproach.
Alarm
::
Alarm (n.) A
summons
to arms, as on the
approach
of an
enemy..
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