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Definition of pediment
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 pediment is as below...
Pediment
(n.)
Originally,
in
classical
architecture,
the
triangular
space
forming
the gable of a
simple
roof;
hence,
a
similar
form used as a
decoration
over
porticoes,
doors,
windows,
etc.; also, a
rounded
or
broken
frontal
having
a
similar
position
and use. See
Temple..
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Obstructive
::
Obstructive
(a.)
Tending
to
obstruct;
presenting
obstacles;
hindering;
causing
impediment.
Expedite
::
Expedite
(a.) Free of
impediment;
unimpeded.
Impeachment
::
Impeachment
(n.)
Hindrance;
impediment;
obstruction.
Objection
::
Objection
(n.) That which is, or may be,
presented
in
opposition;
an
adverse
reason
or
argument;
a
reason
for
objecting;
obstacle;
impediment;
as, I have no
objection
to
going;
unreasonable
objections..
Facilitate
::
Facilitate
(v. t.) To make easy or less
difficult;
to free from
difficulty
or
impediment;
to
lessen
the labor of; as, to
facilitate
the
execution
of a
task..
Acroterium
::
Acroterium
(n.) One of the small
pedestals,
for
statues
or other
ornaments,
placed
on the apex and at the basal
angles
of a
pediment.
Acroteria
are also
sometimes
placed
upon the
gables
in
Gothic
architecture..
Difficulty
::
Difficulty
(n.)
Something
difficult;
a thing hard to do or to
understand;
that which
occasions
labor or
perplexity,
and
requires
skill and
perseverance
to
overcome,
solve,
or
achieve;
a hard
enterprise;
an
obstacle;
an
impediment;
as, the
difficulties
of a
science;
difficulties
in
theology..
Clear
::
Clear
(superl.)
Free from
impediment
or
obstruction;
unobstructed;
as, a clear view; to keep clear of
debt..
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Not
encumbered;
unembarrassed;
clear of
impediments;
hence,
active;
nimble;
swift..
Hitch
::
Hitch (n.) A
catch;
anything
that
holds,
as a hook; an
impediment;
an
obstacle;
an
entanglement..
Obstruction
::
Obstruction
(n.) That which
obstructs
or
impedes;
an
obstacle;
an
impediment;
a
hindrance.
Incumbrance
::
Incumbrance
(n.) A
burdensome
and
troublesome
load;
anything
that
impedes
motion
or
action,
or
renders
it
difficult
or
laborious;
clog;
impediment;
hindrance;
check..
Impediment
::
Impediment
(v. t.) To
impede.
Rub
::
Rub (n.) That which rubs; that which tends to
hinder
or
obstruct
motion
or
progress;
hindrance;
obstruction,
an
impediment;
especially,
a
difficulty
or
obstruction
hard to
overcome;
a
pinch..
Impediment
::
Impediment
(n.) That which
impedes
or
hinders
progress,
motion,
activity,
or
effect..
Si Quis
::
Si quis () A
notification
by a
candidate
for
orders
of his
intention
to
inquire
whether
any
impediment
may be
alleged
against
him.
Deobstruct
::
Deobstruct
(v. t.) To
remove
obstructions
or
impediments
in; to clear from
anything
that
hinders
the
passage
of
fluids;
as, to
deobstruct
the pores or
lacteals..
Frontal
::
Frontal
(n.) A
little
pediment
over a door or
window.
Hitch
::
Hitch (n.) A stop or
sudden
halt; a
stoppage;
an
impediment;
a
temporary
obstruction;
an
obstacle;
as, a hitch in one's
progress
or
utterance;
a hitch in the
performance..
Overslaugh
::
Overslaugh
(v. t.) To
hinder
or stop, as by an
overslaugh
or an
impediment;
as, to
overslaugh
a bill in a
legislative
body; to
overslaugh
a
military
officer,
that is, to
hinder
his
promotion
or
employment..
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