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Definition of mission
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 mission is as below...
Mission
(n.)
Persons
sent; any
number
of
persons
appointed
to
perform
any
service;
a
delegation;
an
embassy.
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Intermission
::
Intermission
(n.)
Intervention;
interposition.
Cornet
::
Cornet
(n.) The
lowest
grade of
commissioned
officer
in a
British
cavalry
troop,
who
carried
the
standard.
The
office
was
abolished
in
1871..
Wardroom
::
Wardroom
(n.) A room
occupied
as a
messroom
by the
commissioned
officers
of a war
vessel.
See
Gunroom.
Syphilitic
::
Syphilis
(n.) The pox, or
venereal
disease;
a
chronic,
specific,
infectious
disease,
usually
communicated
by
sexual
intercourse
or by
hereditary
transmission,
and
occurring
in three
stages
known as
primary,
secondary,
and
tertiary
syphilis.
See under
Primary,
Secondary,
and
Tertiary..
Discommission
::
Discommission
(v. t.) To
deprive
of a
commission
or
trust.
Give
::
Give (n.) To
bestow
without
receiving
a
return;
to
confer
without
compensation;
to
impart,
as a
possession;
to
grant,
as
authority
or
permission;
to yield up or
allow..
Remissory
::
Remissory
(a.)
Serving
or
tending
to
remit,
or to
secure
remission;
remissive..
Deputation
::
Deputation
(n.) The
person
or
persons
deputed
or
commissioned
by
another
person,
party,
or
public
body to act in his or its
behalf;
delegation;
as, the
general
sent a
deputation
to the enemy to
propose
a
truce..
License
::
License
(n.)
Authority
or
liberty
given to do or
forbear
any act;
especially,
a
formal
permission
from the
proper
authorities
to
perform
certain
acts or to carry on a
certain
business,
which
without
such
permission
would be
illegal;
a grant of
permission;
as, a
license
to
preach,
to
practice
medicine,
to sell
gunpowder
or
intoxicating
liquors..
Passive
::
Passive
(a.)
Receiving
or
enduring
without
either
active
sympathy
or
active
resistance;
without
emotion
or
excitement;
patient;
not
opposing;
unresisting;
as,
passive
obedience;
passive
submission..
Propaganda
::
Propaganda
(n.) A
congregation
of
cardinals,
established
in 1622,
charged
with the
management
of
missions..
Tributary
::
Tributary
(a.)
Paying
tribute
to
another,
either
from
compulsion,
as an
acknowledgment
of
submission,
or to
secure
protection,
or for the
purpose
of
purchasing
peace..
Leave
::
Leave (n.)
Liberty
granted
by which
restraint
or
illegality
is
removed;
permission;
allowance;
license.
Sufferer
::
Sufferance
(n.) A
permission
granted
by the
customs
authorities
for the
shipment
of
goods.
Commissioned
::
Commissioned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Commissio.
Fit
::
Fit (n.) A
darting
point;
a
sudden
emission.
Mail
::
Mail (v. t.) To
deliver
into the
custody
of the
postoffice
officials,
or place in a
government
letter
box, for
transmission
by mail; to post; as, to mail a
letter..
Spurge
::
Spurge
(v. t.) To emit foam; to
froth;
-- said of the
emission
of yeast from beer in
course
of
fermentation.
Captaincy
::
Captaincy
(n.) The rank, post, or
commission
of a
captain..
Redemptorist
::
Redemptorist
(n.) One of the
Congregation
of the Most Holy
Redeemer,
founded
in
Naples
in 1732 by St.
Alphonsus
Maria de
Liquori.
It was
introduced
onto the
United
States
in 1832 at
Detroit.
The
Fathers
of the
Congregation
devote
themselves
to
preaching
to the
neglected,
esp. in
missions
and
retreats,
and are
forbidden
by their rule to
engage
in the
instruction
of
youth..
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