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Definition of act
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Act (n.) A state of
reality
or real
existence
as
opposed
to a
possibility
or
possible
existence.
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Awakening
::
Awakening
(a.)
Rousing
from
sleep,
in a
natural
or a
figurative
sense;
rousing
into
activity;
exciting;
as, the
awakening
city; an
awakening
discourse;
the
awakening
dawn..
Dianoetic
::
Dianoetic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
discursive
faculty,
its acts or
products..
Volt
::
Volt (n.) The unit of
electro-motive
force;
--
defined
by the
International
Electrical
Congress
in 1893 and by
United
States
Statute
as, that
electro-motive
force which
steadily
applied
to a
conductor
whose
resistance
is one ohm will
produce
a
current
of one
ampere.
It is
practically
equivalent
to / the
electro-motive
force of a
standard
Clark's
cell at a
temperature
of 15? C..
Preparation
::
Preparation
(n.) That which makes
ready,
prepares
the way, or
introduces;
a
preparatory
act or
measure..
Chiromancer
::
Chiromancer
(n.) One who
practices
chiromancy.
Rebellion
::
Rebellion
(v. i.) The act of
rebelling;
open and
avowed
renunciation
of the
authority
of the
government
to which one owes
obedience,
and
resistance
to its
officers
and laws,
either
by
levying
war, or by
aiding
others
to do so; an
organized
uprising
of
subjects
for the
purpose
of
coercing
or
overthrowing
their
lawful
ruler or
government
by
force;
revolt;
insurrection..
Phlyctenular
::
Phlyctenular
(a.)
Characterized
by the
presence
of small
pustules,
or
whitish
elevations
resembling
pustules;
as,
phlyctenular
ophthalmia..
Derogate
::
Derogate
(v. i.) To take away; to
detract;
to
withdraw;
--
usually
with from.
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
administering
a
remedy.
Govern
::
Govern
(v. t.) To
direct
and
control,
as the
actions
or
conduct
of men,
either
by
established
laws or by
arbitrary
will; to
regulate
by
authority..
Boy
::
Boy (v. t.) To act as a boy; -- in
allusion
to the
former
practice
of boys
acting
women's
parts on the
stage.
Forray
::
Forray
(n.) The act of
ravaging;
a
ravaging;
a
predatory
excursion.
See
Foray.
Pooling
::
Pooling
(n.) The act of
uniting,
or an
agreement
to
unite,
an
aggregation
of
properties
belonging
to
different
persons,
with a view to
common
liabilities
or
profits..
Subtracter
::
Subtract
(v. t.) To
withdraw,
or take away, as a part from the
whole;
to
deduct;
as,
subtract
5 from 9, and the
remainder
is 4..
Allowance
::
Allowance
(n.) The act of
allowing,
granting,
conceding,
or
admitting;
authorization;
permission;
sanction;
tolerance..
Overpraising
::
Overpraising
(n.) The act of
praising
unduly;
excessive
praise.
Intractile
::
Intractile
(a.) Not
tractile;
incapable
of being drawn out or
extended.
Canker
::
Canker
(n.) An
obstinate
and often
incurable
disease
of a
horse's
foot,
characterized
by
separation
of the horny
portion
and the
development
of
fungoid
growths;
--
usually
resulting
from
neglected
thrush..
Vituperation
::
Vituperation
(n.) The act of
vituperating;
abuse;
severe
censure;
blame.
Restitution
::
Restitution
(v.) The act of
restoring
anything
to its
rightful
owner,
or of
making
good, or of
giving
an
equivalent
for any loss,
damage,
or
injury;
indemnification..
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