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Definition of method
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 method is as below...
Method
(n.)
Classification;
a mode or
system
of
classifying
natural
objects
according
to
certain
common
characteristics;
as, the
method
of
Theophrastus;
the
method
of Ray; the
Linnaean
method..
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Tactics
::
Tactics
(n.)
Hence,
any
system
or
method
of
procedure..
Masting
::
Masting
(n.) The act or
process
of
putting
a mast or masts into a
vessel;
also, the
scientific
principles
which
determine
the
position
of
masts,
and the
mechanical
methods
of
placing
them..
Wesleyanism
::
Wesleyanism
(n.) The
system
of
doctrines
and
church
polity
inculcated
by John
Wesley
(b. 1703; d.
1791),
the
founder
of the
religious
sect
called
Methodist;
Methodism.
See
Methodist,
n., 2..
Formula
::
Formula
(n.) A
prescribed
or set form; an
established
rule; a fixed or
conventional
method
in which
anything
is to be done,
arranged,
or
said..
Fenianism
::
Fenianism
(n.) The
principles,
purposes,
and
methods
of the
Fenians..
Surrounding
::
Surround
(n.) A
method
of
hunting
some
animals,
as the
buffalo,
by
surrounding
a herd, and
driving
them over a
precipice,
into a
ravine,
etc..
Navigation
::
Navigation
(n.) the
science
or art of
conducting
ships or
vessels
from one place to
another,
including,
more
especially,
the
method
of
determining
a
ship's
position,
course,
distance
passed
over, etc., on the
surface
of the
globe,
by the
principles
of
geometry
and
astronomy..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.)
Conformed
to the
order,
laws, or
actual
facts,
of
nature;
consonant
to the
methods
of
nature;
according
to the
stated
course
of
things,
or in
accordance
with the laws which
govern
events,
feelings,
etc.; not
exceptional
or
violent;
legitimate;
normal;
regular;
as, the
natural
consequence
of
crime;
a
natural
death..
Methodological
::
Methodological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
methodology.
Scholasticism
::
Scholasticism
(n.) The
method
or
subtilties
of the
schools
of
philosophy;
scholastic
formality;
scholastic
doctrines
or
philosophy.
Empiristic
::
Empiristic
(a.)
Relating
to, or
resulting
from,
experience,
or
experiment;
following
from
empirical
methods
or data; --
opposed
to
nativistic..
Fore
::
Fore (v. i.)
Journey;
way;
method
of
proceeding.
Stichwort
::
Stichometry
(n.)
Division
of the text of a book into
lines;
especially,
the
division
of the text of books into lines
accommodated
to the
sense,
-- a
method
of
writing
manuscripts
used
before
punctuation
was
adopted..
Endermically
::
Endermically
(adv.)
By the
endermic
method;
as,
applied
endermically..
Exorbitant
::
Exorbitant
(a.) Not
comprehended
in a
settled
rule or
method;
anomalous.
Table
::
Table (n.)
Hence,
in a great
variety
of
applications:
A
condensed
statement
which may be
comprehended
by the eye in a
single
view; a
methodical
or
systematic
synopsis;
the
presentation
of many items or
particulars
in one
group;
a
scheme;
a
schedule..
Methodistical
::
Methodistical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
methodists,
or to the
Methodists..
Pulverize
::
Pulverize
(v. t.) To
reduce
of fine
powder
or dust, as by
beating,
grinding,
or the like; as,
friable
substances
may be
pulverized
by
grinding
or
beating,
but to
pulverize
malleable
bodies
other
methods
must be
pursued..
Desultorily
::
Desultorily
(adv.)
In a
desultory
manner;
without
method;
loosely;
immethodically.
Methodology
::
Methodology
(n.) The
science
of
method
or
arrangement;
a
treatise
on
method.
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