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Definition of relief
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Relief
(n.) A fine or
composition
which the heir of a
deceased
tenant
paid to the lord for the
privilege
of
taking
up the
estate,
which,
on
strict
feudal
principles,
had
lapsed
or
fallen
to the lord on the death of the
tenant..
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Bold
::
Bold (n.)
Standing
prominently
out to view;
markedly
conspicuous;
striking
the eye; in high
relief.
Administer
::
Administer
(v. t.) To
dispense;
to serve out; to
supply;
execute;
as, to
administer
relief,
to
administer
the
sacrament..
Graphotype
::
Graphotype
(n.) A
process
for
producing
a
design
upon a
surface
in
relief
so that it can be
printed
from.
Prepared
chalk or oxide of zinc is
pressed
upon a
smooth
plate by a
hydraulic
press,
and the
design
is drawn upon this in a
peculiar
ink which
hardens
the
surface
wherever
it is
applied.
The
surface
is then
carefully
rubbed
or
brushed,
leaving
the lines in
relief..
Casual
::
Casual
(n.) One who
receives
relief
for a night in a
parish
to which he does not
belong;
a
vagrant.
Redress
::
Redress
(n.) One who, or that
which,
gives
relief;
a
redresser..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) In
sculpture,
a flat
surface
upon which
figures
are
raised
in
relief..
Stereograph
::
Stereogram
(n.) A
diagram
or
picture
which
represents
objects
in such a way as to give the
impression
of
relief
or
solidity;
also, a
stereograph..
Alto-rilievo
::
Alto-rilievo
(n.) High
relief;
sculptured
work in which the
figures
project
more than half their
thickness;
as, this
figure
is an
alto-rilievo
or in
alto-rilievo..
Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(n.)
Interval
of ease or
relief;
respite.
Relievo
::
Relievo
(n.) See
Relief,
n., 5..
Help
::
Help (v. t.) To
furnish
with
relief,
as in pain or
disease;
to be of avail
against;
--
sometimes
with of
before
a word
designating
the pain or
disease,
and
sometimes
having
such a word for the
direct
object..
Stereoscope
::
Stereopticon
(n.) An
instrument,
consisting
essentially
of a magic
lantern
in which
photographic
pictures
are used, by which the image of a
landscape,
or any
object,
may be
thrown
upon a
screen
in such a
manner
as to seem to stand out in
relief,
so as to form a
striking
and
accurate
representation
of the
object
itself;
also, a pair of magic
lanterns
for
producing
the
effect
of
dissolving
views..
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) The
encampment
on one of the
principal
passages
round a place
besieged,
to
prevent
relief
and
intercept
convoys..
Reliefless
::
Reliefless
(a.)
Destitute
of
relief;
also,
remediless..
Aid
::
Aid (v. t.) Help;
succor;
assistance;
relief.
Demirelievo
::
Demirelievo
(n.) Half
relief.
See
Demi-rilievo.
Foreground
::
Foreground
(n.) On a
painting,
and
sometimes
in a
bas-relief,
mosaic
picture,
or the like, that part of the scene
represented,
which is
nearest
to the
spectator,
and
therefore
occupies
the
lowest
part of the work of art
itself.
Cf.
Distance,
n., 6..
Parturifacient
::
Parturifacient
(n.) A
medicine
tending
to cause
parturition,
or to give
relief
in
childbearing..
Panstereorama
::
Panstereorama
(n.) A model of a town or
country,
in
relief,
executed
in wood, cork,
pasteboard,
or the
like..
Stian
::
Stiacciato
(n.) The
lowest
relief,
-- often used in
Italian
sculpture
of the 15th and 16th
centuries..
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