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Definition of path
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 path is as below...
Path (n.) A way,
course,
or
track,
in which
anything
moves or has
moved;
route;
passage;
an
established
way; as, the path of a
meteor,
of a
caravan,
of a
storm,
of a
pestilence.
Also used
figuratively,
of a
course
of life or
action..
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Impenetrable
::
Impenetrable
(a.)
Inaccessible,
as to
knowledge,
reason,
sympathy,
etc.;
unimpressible;
not to be moved by
arguments
or
motives;
as, an
impenetrable
mind, or
heart..
Aversion
::
Aversion
(n.)
Opposition
or
repugnance
of mind; fixed
dislike;
antipathy;
disinclination;
reluctance.
Pity
::
Pity (v. t.) To feel pity or
compassion
for; to have
sympathy
with; to
compassionate;
to
commiserate;
to have
tender
feelings
toward
(any one),
awakened
by a
knowledge
of
suffering..
Warm-hearted
::
Warm-hearted
(a.)
Having
strong
affection;
cordial;
sincere;
hearty;
sympathetic.
Sympathies
::
Sympathizer
(n.) One who
sympathizes.
Otopathy
::
Otopathy
(n.) A
diseased
condition
of the ear.
Seduce
::
Seduce
(v. t.) To draw aside from the path of
rectitude
and duty in any
manner;
to
entice
to evil; to lead
astray;
to tempt and lead to
iniquity;
to
corrupt.
Sympathy
::
Sympathy
(n.)
Feeling
corresponding
to that which
another
feels;
the
quality
of being
affected
by the
affection
of
another,
with
feelings
correspondent
in kind, if not in
degree;
fellow-feeling..
Transfer
::
Transfer
(n.) A
pathological
process
by
virtue
of which a
unilateral
morbid
condition
on being
abolished
on one side of the body makes its
appearance
in the
corresponding
region
upon the other side.
Pity
::
Pity (n.) A
feeling
for the
sufferings
or
distresses
of
another
or
others;
sympathy
with the grief or
misery
of
another;
compassion;
fellow-feeling;
commiseration.
Encephalopathy
::
Encephalopathy
(n.) Any
disease
or
symptoms
of
disease
referable
to
disorders
of the
brain;
as, lead
encephalopathy,
the
cerebral
symptoms
attending
chronic
lead
poisoning..
Antipathy
::
Antipathy
(n.)
Contrariety
or
opposition
in
feeling;
settled
aversion
or
dislike;
repugnance;
distaste.
Indisturbance
::
Indisturbance
(n.)
Freedom
from
disturbance;
calmness;
repose;
apathy;
indifference.
Spathose
::
Spathose
(a.) See
Spathic.
Sympathetic
::
Sympathetic
(a.)
Produced
by
sympathy;
--
applied
particularly
to
symptoms
or
affections.
See
Sympathy.
Pitiful
::
Pitiful
(a.) Full of pity;
tender-hearted;
compassionate;
kind;
merciful;
sympathetic.
Obviate
::
Obviate
(v. t.) To
anticipate;
to
prevent
by
interception;
to
remove
from the way or path; to make
unnecessary;
as, to
obviate
the
necessity
of
going..
Porphyry
::
Porphyry
(n.) A term used
somewhat
loosely
to
designate
a rock
consisting
of a
fine-grained
base
(usually
feldspathic)
through
which
crystals,
as of
feldspar
or
quartz,
are
disseminated.
There are red,
purple,
and green
varieties,
which are
highly
esteemed
as
marbles..
Allopathy
::
Allopathy
(n.) That
system
of
medical
practice
which aims to
combat
disease
by the use of
remedies
which
produce
effects
different
from those
produced
by the
special
disease
treated;
-- a term
invented
by
Hahnemann
to
designate
the
ordinary
practice,
as
opposed
to
homeopathy..
Hard
::
Hard
(superl.)
Difficult
to
please
or
influence;
stern;
unyielding;
obdurate;
unsympathetic;
unfeeling;
cruel;
as, a hard
master;
a hard
heart;
hard
words;
a hard
character..
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