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Definition of circulation
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 circulation is as below...
Circulation
(n.) The
movement
of the blood in the
blood-vascular
system,
by which it is
brought
into close
relations
with
almost
every
living
elementary
constituent.
Also, the
movement
of the sap in the
vessels
and
tissues
of
plants..
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By-pass
::
By-pass
(n.) A
by-passage,
for a pipe, or other
channel,
to
divert
circulation
from the usual
course..
Circulation
::
Circulation
(n.) The act of
passing
from place to place or
person
to
person;
free
diffusion;
transmission.
Passant
::
Passant
(v. i.)
Passing
from one to
another;
in
circulation;
current.
Currency
::
Currency
(n.) That which is in
circulation,
or is given and taken as
having
or
representing
value;
as, the
currency
of a
country;
a
specie
currency;
esp.,
government
or bank notes
circulating
as a
substitute
for
metallic
money..
Cyclosis
::
Cyclosis
(n.) The
circulation
or
movement
of
protoplasmic
granules
within
a
living
vegetable
cell.
Publish
::
Publish
(v. t.) To
utter,
or put into
circulation;
as, to
publish
counterfeit
paper..
Utterance
::
Utterance
(n.)
Putting
in
circulation;
as, the
utterance
of false coin, or of
forged
notes..
Expansion
::
Expansion
(n.)
Enlargement
or
extension
of
business
transactions;
esp.,
increase
of the
circulation
of bank
notes..
Circular
::
Circular
(a.)
Addressed
to a
circle,
or to a
number
of
persons
having
a
common
interest;
circulated,
or
intended
for
circulation;
as, a
circular
letter..
Systolic
::
Systole
(n.) The
contraction
of the heart and
arteries
by which the blood is
forced
onward
and the
circulation
kept up; --
correlative
to
diastole.
Lacunar
::
Lacunar
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having,
lacunae;
as, a
lacunar
circulation..
Circulatory
::
Circulatory
(a.)
Subserving
the
purposes
of
circulation;
as,
circulatory
organs;
of or
pertaining
to the
organs
of
circulation;
as,
circulatory
diseases..
Systemization
::
Systemic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
general
system,
or the body as a
whole;
as,
systemic
death,
in
distinction
from local
death;
systemic
circulation,
in
distinction
from
pulmonic
circulation;
systemic
diseases..
Utter
::
Utter (a.)
hence,
to put in
circulation,
as
money;
to put off, as
currency;
to cause to pass in
trade;
-- often used,
specifically,
of the issue of
counterfeit
notes or
coins,
forged
or
fraudulent
documents,
and the like; as, to utter coin or bank
notes..
Emission
::
Emission
(n.) That which is sent out,
issued,
or put in
circulation
at one time;
issue;
as, the
emission
was
mostly
blood..
Issue
::
Issue (v. t.) To send out; to put into
circulation;
as, to issue notes from a
bank..
Retire
::
Retire
(v. t.) To
withdraw
from
circulation,
or from the
market;
to take up and pay; as, to
retire
bonds;
to
retire
a
note..
Fetal
::
Fetal (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
connected
with, a
fetus;
as, fetal
circulation;
fetal
membranes..
Digitalis
::
Digitalis
(n.) The dried
leaves
of the
purple
foxglove
(Digitalis
purpurea),
used in heart
disease,
disturbance
of the
circulation,
etc..
Emit
::
Emit (v. t.) To issue
forth,
as an order or
decree;
to print and send into
circulation,
as notes or bills of
credit..
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