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Definition of so-called
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So-called
(a.) So
named;
called
by such a name (but
perhaps
called
thus with
doubtful
propriety).
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Trophic
::
Trophic
(a.) Of or
connected
with
nutrition;
nitritional;
nourishing;
as, the
so-called
trophic
nerves,
which have a
direct
influence
on
nutrition..
Valency
::
Valency
(n.) A unit of
combining
power;
a
so-called
bond of
affinity.
Protoplasm
::
Protoplasm
(n.) The
viscid
and more or less
granular
material
of
vegetable
and
animal
cells,
possessed
of vital
properties
by which the
processes
of
nutrition,
secretion,
and
growth
go
forward;
the
so-called
physical
basis of life; the
original
cell
substance,
cytoplasm,
cytoblastema,
bioplasm
sarcode,
etc..
Philanthropinism
::
Philanthropinism
(n.) A
system
of
education
on
so-called
natural
principles,
attempted
in
Germany
in the last
century
by
Basedow,
of
Dessau..
Mannite
::
Mannite
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
of a sweet taste
obtained
from a
so-called
manna,
the dried sap of the
flowering
ash
(Fraxinus
ornus);
--
called
also
mannitol,
and
hydroxy
hexane.
Cf.
Dulcite..
Silver
::
Silver
(n.) A soft white
metallic
element,
sonorous,
ductile,
very
malleable,
and
capable
of a high
degree
of
polish.
It is found
native,
and also
combined
with
sulphur,
arsenic,
antimony,
chlorine,
etc., in the
minerals
argentite,
proustite,
pyrargyrite,
ceragyrite,
etc.
Silver
is one of the noble
metals,
so-called,
not being
easily
oxidized,
and is used for coin,
jewelry,
plate,
and a great
variety
of
articles.
Symbol
Ag
(Argentum).
Atomic
weight
107.7.
Specific
gravity
10.5..
Contraposition
::
Contraposition
(n.) A
so-called
immediate
inference
which
consists
in
denying
the
original
subject
of the
contradictory
predicate;
e.g.: Every S is P;
therefore,
no Not-P is S..
Spinozist
::
Spinozism
(n.) The form of
Pantheism
taught
by
Benedict
Spinoza,
that there is but one
substance,
or
infinite
essence,
in the
universe,
of which the
so-called
material
and
spiritual
beings
and
phenomena
are only
modes,
and that one this one
substance
is God..
Per-
::
Per- ()
Originally,
denoting
that the
element
to the name of which it is
prefixed
in the
respective
compounds
exercised
its
highest
valence;
now, only that the
element
has a
higher
valence
than in other
similar
compounds;
thus,
barium
peroxide
is the
highest
oxide of
barium;
while
nitrogen
and
manganese
peroxides,
so-called,
are not the
highest
oxides
of those
elements..
Ritualism
::
Ritualism
(n.)
Specifically
:(a) The
principles
and
practices
of those in the
Church
of
England,
who in the
development
of the
Oxford
movement,
so-called,
have
insisted
upon a
return
to the use in
church
services
of the
symbolic
ornaments
(altar
cloths,
encharistic
vestments,
candles,
etc.) that were
sanctioned
in the
second
year of
Edward
VI., and
never,
as they
maintain,
forbidden
by
competennt
authority,
although
generally
disused.
Schaff-Herzog
Encyc.
(b) Also, the
principles
and
practices
o
Reduction
::
Reduction
(v. t.) The
bringing
of a
syllogism
in one of the
so-called
imperfect
modes into a mode in the first
figure.
Vibrissa
::
Vibrissa
(n.) One of the
specialized
or
tactile
hairs which grow about the
nostrils,
or on other parts of the face, in many
animals,
as the
so-called
whiskers
of the cat, and the hairs of the
nostrils
of man..
Soul
::
Soul (n.) The
spiritual,
rational,
and
immortal
part in man; that part of man which
enables
him to
think,
and which
renders
him a
subject
of moral
government;
--
sometimes,
in
distinction
from the
higher
nature,
or
spirit,
of man, the
so-called
animal
soul, that is, the seat of life, the
sensitive
affections
and
phantasy,
exclusive
of the
voluntary
and
rational
powers;
--
sometimes,
in
distinction
from the mind, the moral and
emotional
part of man's
nature,
the seat of
feeling,
in
distinction
fr
Oxindol
::
Oxindol
(n.) A white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance
(C8H7NO)
of the indol
group,
obtained
by the
reduction
of
dioxindol.
It is a
so-called
lactam
compound..
Margarate
::
Margarate
(n.) A
compound
of the
so-called
margaric
acid with a base.
Spermatophorous
::
Spermatophorous
(a.)
Producing
seed, or
sperm;
seminiferous;
as, the
so-called
spermatophorous
cells..
Streptococci
::
Streptobacteria
(n. pl.) A
so-called
variety
of
bacterium,
consisting
in
reality
of
several
bacteria
linked
together
in the form of a
chain..
Romanticism
::
Romanticism
(n.) A
fondness
for
romantic
characteristics
or
peculiarities;
specifically,
in
modern
literature,
an
aiming
at
romantic
effects;
--
applied
to the
productions
of a
school
of
writers
who
sought
to
revive
certain
medi/val
forms and
methods
in
opposition
to the
so-called
classical
style..
Melitose
::
Melitose
(n.) A
variety
of sugar
isomeric
with
sucrose,
extracted
from
cotton
seeds and from the
so-called
Australian
manna (a
secretion
of
certain
species
of
Eucalyptus)..
Hypnogenic
::
Hypnogenic
(a.)
Relating
to the
production
of
hypnotic
sleep;
as, the
so-called
hypnogenic
pressure
points,
pressure
upon which is said to cause an
attack
of
hypnotic
sleep..
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