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Definition of dame
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 dame is as below...
Dame (n.) The
mistress
of a
family
in
common
life, or the
mistress
of a
common
school;
as, a
dame's
school..
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Radical
::
Radical
(n.) A
characteristic,
essential,
and
fundamental
constituent
of any
compound;
hence,
sometimes,
an
atom..
Principle
::
Principle
(n.) A
source,
or
origin;
that from which
anything
proceeds;
fundamental
substance
or
energy;
primordial
substance;
ultimate
element,
or
cause..
Keynote
::
Keynote
(n.) The tonic or first tone of the scale in which a piece or
passage
is
written;
the
fundamental
tone of the
chord,
to which all the
modulations
of the piece are
referred;
--
called
also key
tone..
Dame
::
Dame (n.) A
mother;
--
applied
to human
beings
and
quadrupeds.
Radical
::
Radical
(a.)
Hence:
Of or
pertaining
to the root or
origin;
reaching
to the
center,
to the
foundation,
to the
ultimate
sources,
to the
principles,
or the like;
original;
fundamental;
thorough-going;
unsparing;
extreme;
as,
radical
evils;
radical
reform;
a
radical
party..
Fundamentally
::
Fundamentally
(adv.)
Primarily;
originally;
essentially;
radically;
at the
foundation;
in
origin
or
constituents.
Prerogative
::
Prerogative
(n.) An
exclusive
or
peculiar
privilege;
prior and
indefeasible
right;
fundamental
and
essential
possession;
-- used
generally
of an
official
and
hereditary
right which may be
asserted
without
question,
and for the
exercise
of which there is no
responsibility
or
accountability
as to the fact and the
manner
of its
exercise..
Physicist
::
Physicist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
that the
fundamental
phenomena
of life are to be
explained
upon
purely
chemical
and
physical
principles;
--
opposed
to
vitalist.
Organically
::
Organically
(adv.)
In an
organic
manner;
by means of
organs
or with
reference
to
organic
functions;
hence,
fundamentally..
Stuff
::
Stuff (v. t.) The
fundamental
material
of which
anything
is made up;
elemental
part;
essence.
Sister
::
Sister
(n.) A woman who is
closely
allied
to, or
assocciated
with,
another
person,
as in the sdame
faith,
society,
order,
or
community..
Dignity
::
Dignity
(n.)
Fundamental
principle;
axiom;
maxim.
Genus
::
Genus (n.) An
assemblage
of
species,
having
so many
fundamental
points
of
structure
in
common,
that in the
judgment
of
competent
scientists,
they may
receive
a
common
substantive
name. A genus is not
necessarily
the
lowest
definable
group of
species,
for it may often be
divided
into
several
subgenera.
In
proportion
as its
definition
is
exact,
it is
natural
genus;
if its
definition
can not be made
clear,
it is more or less an
artificial
genus..
Element
::
Element
(n.) The
simplest
or
fundamental
principles
of any
system
in
philosophy,
science,
or art;
rudiments;
as, the
elements
of
geometry,
or of
music..
Rocket
::
Rocket
(n.)
Damewort.
Subbeadle
::
Sub-bass
(n.) The
deepest
pedal stop, or the
lowest
tones of an
organ;
the
fundamental
or
ground
bass..
Dame
::
Dame (n.) A
mistress
of a
family,
who is a lady; a woman in
authority;
especially,
a
lady..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) The
fundament;
the
buttocks.
Beldame
::
Beldame
(n.) An old woman in
general;
especially,
an ugly old
woman;
a hag..
Malebranchism
::
Malebranchism
(n.) The
philosophical
system
of
Malebranche,
an
eminent
French
metaphysician.
The
fundamental
doctrine
of his
system
is that the mind can not have
knowledge
of
anything
external
to
itself
except
in its
relation
to God..
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