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Definition of notion
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Notion
() An
invention;
an
ingenious
device;
a
knickknack;
as,
Yankee
notions..
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Notional
::
Notional
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
conveying,
notions
or
ideas;
expressing
abstract
conceptions..
Imagination
::
Imagination
(n.) A
mental
image
formed
by the
action
of the
imagination
as a
faculty;
a
conception;
a
notion.
Maze
::
Maze (n.) A wild
fancy;
a
confused
notion.
Notion
::
Notion
() A
sentiment;
an
opinion.
Whimsical
::
Whimsical
(a.) Full of, or
characterized
by,
whims;
actuated
by a whim;
having
peculiar
notions;
queer;
strange;
freakish..
Comprehension
::
Comprehension
(n.) The
complement
of
attributes
which make up the
notion
signified
by a
general
term.
Doctrinaire
::
Doctrinaire
(n.) One who would apply to
political
or other
practical
concerns
the
abstract
doctrines
or the
theories
of his own
philosophical
system;
a
propounder
of a new set of
opinions;
a
dogmatic
theorist.
Used also
adjectively;
as,
doctrinaire
notions..
Romantic
::
Romantic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
romance;
involving
or
resembling
romance;
hence,
fanciful;
marvelous;
extravagant;
unreal;
as, a
romantic
tale; a
romantic
notion;
a
romantic
undertaking..
Impression
::
Impression
(n.) An
indistinct
notion,
remembrance,
or
belief..
Anonym
::
Anonym
(n.) A
notion
which has no name, or which can not be
expressed
by a
single
English
word..
Tarantella
::
Tarantella
(n.) A rapid and
delirious
sort of
Neapolitan
dance in 6-8 time, which moves in
whirling
triplets;
-- so
called
from a
popular
notion
of its being a
remedy
against
the
poisonous
bite of the
tarantula.
Some
derive
its name from
Taranto
in
Apulia..
Notion
::
Notion
()
Mental
apprehension
of
whatever
may be known or
imagined;
an idea; a
conception;
more
properly,
a
general
or
universal
conception,
as
distinguishable
or
definable
by marks or
notae..
Predicable
::
Predicable
(n.)
Anything
affirmable
of
another;
especially,
a
general
attribute
or
notion
as
affirmable
of, or
applicable
to, many
individuals..
Presensation
::
Presensation
(n.)
Previous
sensation,
notion,
or
idea..
Idol
::
Idol (n.) A false
notion
or
conception;
a
fallacy.
Allegory
::
Allegory
(n.) A
figure
representation
which has a
meaning
beyond
notion
directly
conveyed
by the
object
painted
or
sculptured.
Marcionite
::
Marcionite
(n.) A
follower
of
Marcion,
a
Gnostic
of the
second
century,
who
adopted
the
Oriental
notion
of the two
conflicting
principles,
and
imagined
that
between
them there
existed
a third
power,
neither
wholly
good nor evil, the
Creator
of the world and of man, and the God of the
Jewish
dispensation..
Mistaken
::
Mistaken
(p.a.)
Erroneous;
wrong;
as, a
mistaken
notion..
On
::
On
(prep.)
At the time of,
conveying
some
notion
of cause or
motive;
as, on
public
occasions,
the
officers
appear
in full dress or
uniform.
Hence,
in
consequence
of, or
following;
as, on the
ratification
of the
treaty,
the
armies
were
disbanded..
Judgment
::
"Judgment
(v. i.) That act of the mind by which two
notions
or ideas which are
apprehended
as
distinct
are
compared
for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
their
agreement
or
disagreement.
See 1. The
comparison
may be
threefold:
(1) Of
individual
objects
forming
a
concept.
(2) Of
concepts
giving
what is
technically
called
a
judgment.
(3) Of two
judgments
giving
an
inference.
Judgments
have been
further
classed
as
analytic,
synthetic,
and
identical..
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