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Definition of phase
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 phase is as below...
Phase (n.) That which is
exhibited
to the eye; the
appearance
which
anything
manifests,
especially
any one among
different
and
varying
appearances
of the same
object..
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Phaseolus
::
Phaseolus
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
plants,
including
the Lima bean, the
kidney
bean, the
scarlet
runner,
etc. See
Bean..
Myograph
::
Myograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
and
recording
the
different
phases,
as the
intensity,
velocity,
etc., of a
muscular
contraction..
Trichromatic
::
Trichromatic
(a.)
Having
or
existing
in three
different
phases
of
color;
having
three
distinct
color
varieties;
-- said of
certain
birds and
insects.
Appearance
::
Appearance
(n.) A thing seed; a
phenomenon;
a
phase;
an
apparition;
as, an
appearance
in the sky..
Mung
::
Mung (n.) Green gram, a kind of pulse
(Phaseolus
Mungo),
grown for food in
British
India..
Phases
::
Phases
(pl. ) of Phas.
Sieva
::
Sieva (n.) A small
variety
of the Lima bean
(Phaseolus
lunatus).
Lunicurrent
::
Lunicurrent
(a.)
Having
relation
to
changes
in
currents
that
depend
on the
moon's
phases.
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) A
general
name for the
history
of the steps by which any
living
organism
has
acquired
the
morphological
and
physiological
characters
which
distinguish
it; a
gradual
unfolding
of
successive
phases
of
growth
or
development.
Fesels
::
Fesels
(n. pl.) See
Phasel.
Benthamism
::
Benthamism
(n.) That phase of the
doctrine
of
utilitarianism
taught
by
Jeremy
Bentham;
the
doctrine
that the
morality
of
actions
is
estimated
and
determined
by their
utility;
also, the
theory
that the
sensibility
to
pleasure
and the
recoil
from pain are the only
motives
which
influence
human
desires
and
actions,
and that these are the
sufficient
explanation
of
ethical
and jural
conceptions..
Bean
::
Bean (n.) A name given to the seed of
certain
leguminous
herbs,
chiefly
of the
genera
Faba,
Phaseolus,
and
Dolichos;
also, to the
herbs..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) A
passing
from one phase to
another;
as, a
change
of the
moon..
Phasel
::
Phasel
(n.) The
French
bean, or
kidney
bean..
Phase
::
Phase (n.) Any one point or
portion
in a
recurring
series
of
changes,
as in the
changes
of
motion
of one of the
particles
constituting
a wave or
vibration;
one
portion
of a
series
of such
changes,
in
distinction
from a
contrasted
portion,
as the
portion
on one side of a
position
of
equilibrium,
in
contrast
with that on the
opposite
side..
Epinastic
::
Epinastic
(a.) A term
applied
to that phase of
vegetable
growth
in which an organ grows more
rapidly
on its upper than on its under
surface.
See
Hyponastic.
Phases
::
Phases
(pl. ) of
Phasi.
Phase
::
Phase (n.) Any
appearance
or
aspect
of an
object
of
mental
apprehension
or view; as, the
problem
has many
phases..
Phaseomannite
::
Phaseomannite
(n.) Same as
Inosite.
Pleomorphism
::
Pleomorphism
(n.) The
theory
that the
various
genera
of
bacteria
are
phases
or
variations
of
growth
of a
number
of
Protean
species,
each of which may
exhibit,
according
to
undetermined
conditions,
all or some of the forms
characteristic
of the
different
genera
and
species..
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