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Definition of unction
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of unction is as below...
Unction
(n.) The act of
anointing,
smearing,
or
rubbing
with an
unguent,
oil, or
ointment,
especially
for
medical
purposes,
or as a
symbol
of
consecration;
as,
mercurial
unction..
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Idioplasma
::
Idioplasma
(n.) That
portion
of the cell
protoplasm
which is the seat of all
active
changes,
and which
carries
on the
function
of
hereditary
transmission;
--
distinguished
from the other
portion,
which is
termed
nutritive
plasma.
See
Hygroplasm..
Butcherly
::
Butcherly
(a.) Like a
butcher;
without
compunction;
savage;
bloody;
inhuman;
fell.
Water Wing
::
Water wing () One of two walls built on
either
side of the
junction
of a
bridge
with the bank of a
river,
to
protect
the
abutment
of the
bridge
and the bank from the
action
of the
current..
Animal
::
Animal
(a.) Of or
relating
to
animals;
as,
animal
functions..
Command
::
Command
(v. t.) To order with
authority;
to lay
injunction
upon; to
direct;
to bid; to
charge.
Symptom
::
Symptom
(n.) Any
affection
which
accompanies
disease;
a
perceptible
change
in the body or its
functions,
which
indicates
disease,
or the kind or
phases
of
disease;
as, the
causes
of
disease
often lie
beyond
our
sight,
but we learn their
nature
by the
symptoms
exhibited..
Subjunction
::
Subjunction
(n.) Act of
subjoining,
or state of being
subjoined..
Automatical
::
Automatical
(a.) Not
voluntary;
not
depending
on the will;
mechanical;
as,
automatic
movements
or
functions..
Histonomy
::
Histonomy
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the laws
relating
to
organic
tissues,
their
formation,
development,
functions,
etc..
Functionless
::
Functionless
(a.)
Destitute
of
function,
or of an
appropriate
organ.
Darwin..
Expunction
::
Expunction
(n.) The act of
expunging
or
erasing;
the
condition
of being
expunged.
Unaneled
::
Unaneled
(a.) Not
aneled;
not
having
received
extreme
unction.
Compunctionless
::
Compunctionless
(a.)
Without
compunction.
Alimentation
::
Alimentation
(n.) The act or
process
of
affording
nutriment;
the
function
of the
alimentary
canal.
Junction
::
"Junction
(n.) The act of
joining,
or the state of being
joined;
union;
combination;
coalition;
as, the
junction
of two
armies
or
detachments;
the
junction
of
paths..
Diptera
::
Diptera
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
insects
having
only two
functional
wings and two
balancers,
as the house fly,
mosquito,
etc. They have a
suctorial
proboscis,
often
including
two pairs of sharp
organs
(mandibles
and
maxillae)
with which they
pierce
the skin of
animals.
They
undergo
a
complete
metamorphosis,
their
larvae
(called
maggots)
being
usually
without
feet..
Tissue
::
Tissue
(n.) One of the
elementary
materials
or
fibres,
having
a
uniform
structure
and a
specialized
function,
of which
ordinary
animals
and
plants
are
composed;
a
texture;
as,
epithelial
tissue;
connective
tissue..
Conjunction
::
Conjunction
(n.) The act of
conjoining,
or the state of being
conjoined,
united,
or
associated;
union;
association;
league..
Ministry
::
Ministry
(n.) The
office,
duties,
or
functions
of a
minister,
servant,
or
agent;
ecclesiastical,
executive,
or
ambassadorial
function
or
profession..
Derange
::
Derange
(v. t.) To
disturb
in
action
or
function,
as a part or
organ,
or the whole of a
machine
or
organism..
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