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Definition of district
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District
(n.) The
territory
within
which the lord has the power of
coercing
and
punishing.
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Districtly
::
Districtly
(adv.)
Strictly.
Moravian
::
Moravian
(n.) One of a
religious
sect
called
the
United
Brethren
(an
offshoot
of the
Hussites
in
Bohemia),
which
formed
a
separate
church
of
Moravia,
a
northern
district
of
Austria,
about the
middle
of the 15th
century.
After being
nearly
extirpated
by
persecution,
the
society,
under the name of The
Renewed
Church
of the
United
Brethren,
was
reestablished
in
1722-35
on the
estates
of Count
Zinzendorf
in
Saxony.
Called
also
Herrnhuter..
Canvass
::
Canvass
(v. i.) To
search
thoroughly;
to
engage
in
solicitation
by
traversing
a
district;
as, to
canvass
for
subscriptions
or for
votes;
to
canvass
for a book, a
publisher,
or in
behalf
of a
charity;
--
commonly
followed
by for..
Water-white
::
Water-white
(n.) A
vinelike
plant
(Vitis
Caribaea)
growing
in
parched
districts
in the West
Indies,
and
containing
a great
amount
of sap which is
sometimes
used for
quenching
thirst..
Chorepiscopus
::
Chorepiscopus
(n.) A
country
or
suffragan
bishop,
appointed
in the
ancient
church
by a
diocesan
bishop
to
exercise
episcopal
jurisdiction
in a rural
district..
Districting
::
Districting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Distric.
Riding
::
Riding
(n.) A
district
in
charge
of an
excise
officer.
Limitation
::
Limitation
(v. t.) A
certain
precinct
within
which
friars
were
allowed
to beg, or
exercise
their
functions;
also, the time
during
which they were
permitted
to
exercise
their
functions
in such a
district..
Malacca
::
Malacca
(n.) A town and
district
upon the
seacoast
of the Malay
Peninsula.
Parish
::
Parish
(n.) The same
district,
constituting
a civil
jurisdiction,
with its own
officers
and
regulations,
as
respects
the poor,
taxes,
etc..
Region
::
Region
(n.) The
inhabitants
of a
district.
Ballot
::
Ballot
(n.) The whole
number
of votes cast at an
election,
or in a given
territory
or
electoral
district..
Circuit
::
Circuit
(n.) A
district
in which an
itinerant
preacher
labors.
Angles
::
Angles
(n. pl.) An
ancient
Low
German
tribe,
that
settled
in
Britain,
which came to be
called
Engla-land
(Angleland
or
England).
The
Angles
probably
came from the
district
of
Angeln
(now
within
the
limits
of
Schleswig),
and the
country
now Lower
Hanover,
etc..
Province
::
Province
(n.) A
region
of
country;
a
tract;
a
district.
Borough
::
Borough
(n.) In
England,
an
incorporated
town that is not a city; also, a town that sends
members
to
parliament;
in
Scotland,
a body
corporate,
consisting
of the
inhabitants
of a
certain
district,
erected
by the
sovereign,
with a
certain
jurisdiction;
in
America,
an
incorporated
town or
village,
as in
Pennsylvania
and
Connecticut..
Sircar
::
Sircar
(n.) A
district
or
province;
a
circar.
District
::
District
(n.) Any
portion
of
territory
of
undefined
extent;
a
region;
a
country;
a
tract.
Soken
::
Soken (n.) A
district
held by
socage.
Absenteeism
::
Absenteeism
(n.) The state or
practice
of an
absentee;
esp. the
practice
of
absenting
one's self from the
country
or
district
where one's
estate
is
situated.
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