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Definition of descent
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Descent
(n.) That which is
descended;
descendants;
issue.
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Swig
::
Swiftness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
swift;
speed;
quickness;
celerity;
velocity;
rapidity;
as, the
swiftness
of a bird; the
swiftness
of a
stream;
swiftness
of
descent
in a
falling
body;
swiftness
of
thought,
etc..
Blood
::
Blood (n.)
Relationship
by
descent
from a
common
ancestor;
consanguinity;
kinship.
Descent
::
Descent
(n.)
Derivation,
as from an
ancestor;
procedure
by
generation;
lineage;
birth;
extraction..
Drib
::
Drib (v. t. & i.) To shoot (a
shaft)
so as to
pierce
on the
descent.
Englishry
::
Englishry
(n.) A body of
English
or
people
of
English
descent;
--
commonly
applied
to
English
people
in
Ireland.
Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Descent
of
water;
a
cascade;
a
cataract;
a rush of water down a
precipice
or
steep;
--
usually
in the
plural,
sometimes
in the
singular;
as, the falls of
Niagara..
Birth
::
Birth (n.)
Lineage;
extraction;
descent;
sometimes,
high
birth;
noble
extraction..
Downward
::
Downward
(a.)
Descending
from a head,
origin,
or
source;
as, a
downward
line of
descent..
Dago
::
Dago (n.) A
nickname
given to a
person
of
Spanish
(or, by
extension,
Portuguese
or
Italian)
descent..
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
Older,
younger,
or more
remote,
by
single
generation;
-- often used
before
grand to
indicate
one
degree
more
remote
in the
direct
line of
descent;
as,
great-grandfather
(a
grandfather's
or a
grandmother's
father),
great-grandson,
etc..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) A
certain
distance
or
remove
in the line of
descent,
determining
the
proximity
of
blood;
one
remove
in the chain of
relationship;
as, a
relation
in the third or
fourth
degree..
Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Declivity;
the
descent
of land or a hill; a
slope.
Downhill
::
Downhill
(n.)
Declivity;
descent;
slope.
New
::
New
(superl.)
Not of
ancient
extraction,
or of a
family
of
ancient
descent;
not
previously
kniwn or
famous..
Bathos
::
Bathos
(n.) A
ludicrous
descent
from the
elevated
to the low, in
writing
or
speech;
anticlimax..
Boast
::
Boast (v. i.) To vaunt one's self; to brag; to say or tell
things
which are
intended
to give
others
a high
opinion
of one's self or of
things
belonging
to one's self; as, to boast of one's
exploits
courage,
descent,
wealth..
Brachystochrone
::
Brachystochrone
(n.) A
curve,
in which a body,
starting
from a given
point,
and
descending
solely
by the force of
gravity,
will reach
another
given point in a
shorter
time than it could by any other path. This curve of
quickest
descent,
as it is
sometimes
called,
is, in a
vacuum,
the same as the
cycloid..
Illapse
::
Illapse
(v. i.) A
gliding
in; an
immisson
or
entrance
of one thing into
another;
also, a
sudden
descent
or
attack..
Inheritance
::
Inheritance
(n.) A
perpetual
or
continuing
right which a man and his heirs have to an
estate;
an
estate
which a man has by
descent
as heir to
another,
or which he may
transmit
to
another
as his heir; an
estate
derived
from an
ancestor
to an heir in
course
of law..
Set
::
Set (n.) The act of
setting,
as of the sun or other
heavenly
body;
descent;
hence,
the
close;
termination..
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