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Definition of finding
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 finding is as below...
Finding
(n.) The
result
of a
judicial
examination
or
inquiry,
especially
into some
matter
of fact; a
verdict;
as, the
finding
of a
jury..
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Finding
::
Finding
(n.) The
result
of a
judicial
examination
or
inquiry,
especially
into some
matter
of fact; a
verdict;
as, the
finding
of a
jury..
Leveling
::
Leveling
(n.) The art or
operation
of using a
leveling
instrument
for
finding
a
horizontal
line, for
ascertaining
the
differences
of level
between
different
points
of the
earth's
surface
included
in a
survey,
for
establishing
grades,
etc., as in
finding
the
descent
of a
river,
or
locating
a line of
railroad..
Inquest
::
Inquest
(n.) The
finding
of the jury upon such
inquiry.
Invention
::
Invention
(n.) The act of
finding
out or
inventing;
contrivance
or
construction
of that which has not
before
existed;
as, the
invention
of
logarithms;
the
invention
of the art of
printing..
Repertitious
::
Repertitious
(a.)
Found;
gained
by
finding.
Miss
::
Miss (v. t.) To fail of
hitting,
reaching,
getting,
finding,
seeing,
hearing,
etc.; as, to miss the mark one
shoots
at; to miss the train by being late; to miss
opportunites
of
getting
knowledge;
to miss the point or
meaning
of
something
said..
Findfaulting
::
Findfaulting
(a.) Apt to
censure
or
cavil;
faultfinding;
captious.
Nagging
::
Nagging
(a.)
Fault-finding;
teasing;
persistently
annoying;
as, a
nagging
toothache..
Ignoramus
::
Ignoramus
(n.) We are
ignorant;
we
ignore;
-- being the word
formerly
written
on a bill of
indictment
by a grand jury when there was not
sufficient
evidence
to
warrant
them in
finding
it a true bill. The
phrase
now used is, No bill, No true bill, or Not
found,
though
in some
jurisdictions
Ignored
is still
used..
Trover
::
Trover
(n.) The
gaining
possession
of any
goods,
whether
by
finding
or by other
means..
Inquisition
::
Inquisition
(n.) The
finding
of a jury,
especially
such a
finding
under a writ of
inquiry..
Nomadize
::
Nomadize
(v. i.) To lead the life of a
nomad;
to
wander
with
flocks
and herds for the sake of
finding
pasturage.
Wainage
::
Wainage
(n.) A
finding
of
carriages,
carts,
etc., for the
transportation
of
goods,
produce,
etc..
Finding
::
Finding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Fin.
Blameful
::
Blameful
(a.)
Attributing
blame or
fault;
implying
or
conveying
censure;
faultfinding;
censorious.
Stal
::
Staktometer
(n.) A drop
measurer;
a glass tube
tapering
to a small
orifice
at the
point,
and
having
a bulb in the
middle,
used for
finding
the
number
of drops in equal
quantities
of
different
liquids.
See
Pipette..
Verdict
::
Verdict
(n.) The
answer
of a jury given to the court
concerning
any
matter
of fact in any
cause,
civil or
criminal,
committed
to their
examination
and
determination;
the
finding
or
decision
of a jury on the
matter
legally
submitted
to them in the
course
of the trial of a
cause..
Finding
::
Finding
(n.)
Support;
maintenance;
that which is
provided
for one;
expence;
provision.
Way-wise
::
Way-wise
(a.)
Skillful
in
finding
the way; well
acquainted
with the way or
route;
wise from
having
traveled.
Information
::
Information
(v. t.) A
proceeding
in the
nature
of a
prosecution
for some
offens
against
the
government,
instituted
and
prosecuted,
really
or
nominally,
by some
authorized
public
officer
on
behalt
of the
government.
It
differs
from an
indictment
in
criminal
cases
chiefly
in not being based on the
finding
of a grand juri. See
Indictment..
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