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Definition of cement
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Cement
(n.) To unite or cause to
adhere
by means of a
cement.
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Denouncement
::
Denouncement
(n.)
Solemn,
official,
or
menacing
announcement;
denunciation..
Fault
::
Fault (v. t.) To
interrupt
the
continuity
of (rock
strata)
by
displacement
along a plane of
fracture;
--
chiefly
used in the p. p.; as, the coal beds are badly
faulted..
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The act of
announcing;
announcement;
proclamation;
as, the
annunciation
of
peace..
Pusane
::
Pusane
(n.) A piece of armor for the
breast;
often,
an
addition
to, or
reenforcement
of. the
breastplate;
--
called
also
pesane..
Persuasive
::
Persuasive
(n.) That which
persuades;
an
inducement;
an
incitement;
an
exhortation.
Seducement
::
Seducement
(n.) The means
employed
to
seduce,
as
flattery,
promises,
deception,
etc.; arts of
enticing
or
corrupting..
Enforcement
::
Enforcement
(n.) That which
enforces,
constraints,
gives
force,
authority,
or
effect
to;
constraint;
force
applied..
Portland Cement
::
Portland
cement
() A
cement
having
the color of the
Portland
stone of
England,
made by
calcining
an
artificial
mixture
of
carbonate
of lime and clay, or
sometimes
certain
natural
limestones
or
chalky
clays.
It
contains
a large
proportion
of clay, and
hardens
under
water..
Truncation
::
Truncation
(n.) The
replacement
of an edge or solid angle by a
plane,
especially
when the plane is
equally
inclined
to the
adjoining
faces..
Enhancement
::
Enhancement
(n.) The act of
increasing,
or state of being
increased;
augmentation;
aggravation;
as, the
enhancement
of
value,
price,
enjoyments,
crime..
Stepsister
::
Stepping-stone
(n.) Fig.: A means of
progress
or
advancement.
Afforcement
::
Afforcement
(n.) A
fortress;
a
fortification
for
defense.
Valedictorian
::
Valedictorian
(n.) One who
pronounces
a
valedictory
address;
especially,
in
American
colleges,
the
student
who
pronounces
the
valedictory
of the
graduating
class at the
annual
commencement,
usually
the
student
who ranks first in
scholarship..
Embracement
::
Embracement
(n.) State of being
contained;
inclosure.
Write
::
Write (v. t.) To set down for
reading;
to
express
in
legible
or
intelligible
characters;
to
inscribe;
as, to write a deed; to write a bill of
divorcement;
hence,
specifically,
to set down in an
epistle;
to
communicate
by
letter..
Prize
::
Prize (n.) An honor or
reward
striven
for in a
competitive
contest;
anything
offered
to be
competed
for, or as an
inducement
to, or
reward
of,
effort..
Peroration
::
Peroration
(n.) The
concluding
part of an
oration;
especially,
a final
summing
up and
enforcement
of an
argument..
Childhood
::
Childhood
(n.) The
commencement;
the first
period.
Screw
::
Screw (n.) A
straight
line in space with which a
definite
linear
magnitude
termed
the pitch is
associated
(cf. 5th
Pitch,
10 (b)). It is used to
express
the
displacement
of a rigid body, which may
always
be made to
consist
of a
rotation
about an axis
combined
with a
translation
parallel
to that
axis..
Cultivation
::
Cultivation
(n.) The state of being
cultivated;
advancement
in
physical,
intellectual,
or moral
condition;
refinement;
culture..
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