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Definition of ordination
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Ordination
(n.)
Disposition;
arrangement;
order.
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Insubordination
::
Insubordination
(n.) The
quality
of being
insubordinate;
disobedience
to
lawful
authority.
Suborned
::
Subordinative
(a.)
Tending
to
subordinate;
expressing
subordination;
used to
introduce
a
subordinate
sentence;
as, a
subordinative
conjunction..
Deordination
::
Deordination
(n.)
Disorder;
dissoluteness.
Predestination
::
Predestination
(n.) The
purpose
of Good from
eternity
respecting
all
events;
especially,
the
preordination
of men to
everlasting
happiness
or
misery.
See
Calvinism..
Impose
::
Impose
(v. t.) To lay on, as the
hands,
in the
religious
rites of
confirmation
and
ordination..
Coordinative
::
Coordinative
(a.)
Expressing
coordination.
Subserve
::
Subserve
(v. t.) To serve in
subordination
or
instrumentally;
to be
subservient
to; to help
forward;
to
promote.
Turbulent
::
Turbulent
(a.)
Disposed
to
insubordination
and
disorder;
restless;
unquiet;
refractory;
as,
turbulent
spirits..
Coordination
::
Coordination
(n.) The state of being
coordinate,
or of equal rank,
dignity,
power,
etc..
Ordination
::
Ordination
(n.) The act of
ordaining,
appointing,
or
setting
apart;
the state of being
ordained,
appointed,
etc..
Clergy
::
Clergy
(n.) The body of men set
apart,
by due
ordination,
to the
service
of God, in the
Christian
church,
in
distinction
from the
laity;
in
England,
usually
restricted
to the
ministers
of the
Established
Church..
Heteronomy
::
Heteronomy
(n.)
Subordination
or
subjection
to the law of
another;
political
subjection
of a
community
or
state;
--
opposed
to
autonomy.
Subordinative
::
Subordination
(n.) Place of
inferior
rank.
Preordination
::
Preordination
(n.) The act of
foreordaining:
previous
determination.
Inordination
::
Inordination
(n.)
Deviation
from
custom,
rule, or
right;
irregularity;
inordinacy..
Subangular
::
Subalternation
(n.) The state of being
subalternate;
succession
of
turns;
subordination.
Meniere''s Disease
::
Meniere's
disease
() A
disease
characterized
by
deafness
and
vertigo,
resulting
in
incoordination
of
movement.
It is
supposed
to
depend
upon a
morbid
condition
of the
semicircular
canals
of the
internal
ear. Named after
Meniere,
a
French
physician..
Systematical
::
Systematical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
system;
consisting
in
system;
methodical;
formed
with
regular
connection
and
adaptation
or
subordination
of parts to each
other,
and to the
design
of the
whole;
as, a
systematic
arrangement
of
plants
or
animals;
a
systematic
course
of
study..
Cohere
::
Cohere
(a.) To be
united
or
connected
together
in
subordination
to one
purpose;
to
follow
naturally
and
logically,
as the parts of a
discourse,
or as
arguments
in a train of
reasoning;
to be
logically
consistent..
System
::
System
(n.) An
assemblage
of
objects
arranged
in
regular
subordination,
or after some
distinct
method,
usually
logical
or
scientific;
a
complete
whole of
objects
related
by some
common
law,
principle,
or end; a
complete
exhibition
of
essential
principles
or
facts,
arranged
in a
rational
dependence
or
connection;
a
regular
union of
principles
or parts
forming
one
entire
thing;
as, a
system
of
philosophy;
a
system
of
government;
a
system
of
divinity;
a
system
of
botany
or
chemistry;
a
military
sys
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