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Definition of showing
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Showing
(n.)
Presentation
of
facts;
statement.
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Voucher
::
Voucher
(n.) A book,
paper,
or
document
which
serves
to vouch the truth of
accounts,
or to
confirm
and
establish
facts of any kind; also, any
acquittance
or
receipt
showing
the
payment
of a debt; as, the
merchant's
books are his
vouchers
for the
correctness
of his
accounts;
notes,
bonds,
receipts,
and other
writings,
are used as
vouchers
in
proving
facts..
Pleochroism
::
Pleochroism
(n.) The
property
possessed
by some
crystals,
of
showing
different
colors
when
viewed
in the
direction
of
different
axes..
Weathercock
::
Weathercock
(n.) A vane, or
weather
vane; -- so
called
because
originally
often in the
figure
of a cock,
turning
on the top of a spire with the wind, and
showing
its
direction..
Hesitative
::
Hesitative
(a.)
Showing,
or
characterized
by,
hesitation..
Ostension
::
Ostension
(n.) The
showing
of the
sacrament
on the altar in order that it may
receive
the
adoration
of the
communicants.
Tonophant
::
Tonophant
(n.) A
modification
of the
kaleidophon,
for
showing
composition
of
acoustic
vibrations.
It
consists
of two thin slips of steel
welded
together,
their
length
being
adjystable
by a screw
socket..
Scholarly
::
Scholarly
(a.) Like a
scholar,
or
learned
person;
showing
the
qualities
of a
scholar;
as, a
scholarly
essay or
critique..
Grievous
::
Grievous
(a.) Full of, or
expressing,
grief;
showing
great
sorrow
or
affliction;
as, a
grievous
cry..
Bis
::
Bis
(adv.)
Twice;
-- a word
showing
that
something
is, or is to be,
repeated;
as a
passage
of
music,
or an item in
accounts..
Mannerly
::
Mannerly
(a.)
Showing
good
manners;
civil;
respectful;
complaisant.
Paternal
::
Paternal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
father;
fatherly;
showing
the
disposition
of a
father;
guiding
or
instructing
as a
father;
as,
paternal
care..
Prognostication
::
Prognostication
(n.) The act of
foreshowing
or
foretelling
something
future
by
present
signs;
prediction.
Tellurian
::
Tellurian
(n.) An
instrument
for
showing
the
operation
of the
causes
which
produce
the
succession
of day and
night,
and the
changes
of the
seasons..
Nonsuit
::
Nonsuit
(n.) A
neglect
or
failure
by the
plaintiff
to
follow
up his suit; a
stopping
of the suit; a
renunciation
or
withdrawal
of the cause by the
plaintiff,
either
because
he is
satisfied
that he can not
support
it, or upon the
judge's
expressing
his
opinion.
A
compulsory
nonsuit
is a
nonsuit
ordered
by the court on the
ground
that the
plaintiff
on his own
showing
has not made out his
case..
Impassioned
::
Impassioned
(p. p. & a.)
Actuated
or
characterized
by
passion
or zeal;
showing
warmth
of
feeling;
ardent;
animated;
excited;
as, an
impassioned
orator
or
discourse..
Hungry
::
Hungry
(superl.)
Showing
hunger
or a
craving
desire;
voracious.
Patronizing
::
Patronizing
(a.)
Showing
condescending
favor;
assuming
the
manner
of airs of a
superior
toward
another.
Wishful
::
Wishful
(a.)
Showing
desire;
as,
wishful
eyes..
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) An
instrument
or
machine
for
showing
when the sun
arrived
at the
tropics
and
equinoctial
line.
Kind
::
Kind
(superl.)
Showing
tenderness
or
goodness;
disposed
to do good and
confer
happiness;
averse
to
hurting
or
paining;
benevolent;
benignant;
gracious.
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