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Definition of phrase
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 phrase is as below...
Phrase
(n.) A
short,
pithy
expression;
especially,
one which is often
employed;
a
peculiar
or
idiomatic
turn of
speech;
as, to err is
human..
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Literal
::
Literal
(a.)
According
to the
letter
or
verbal
expression;
real; not
figurative
or
metaphorical;
as, the
literal
meaning
of a
phrase..
Americanism
::
Americanism
(n.) A word or
phrase
peculiar
to the
United
States.
Witily
::
Witily
(adv.)
In a witty
manner;
wisely;
ingeniously;
artfully;
with it; with a
delicate
turn or
phrase,
or with an
ingenious
association
of
ideas..
Purity
::
Purity
(n.)
Freedom
from
foreign
idioms,
or from
barbarous
or
improper
words or
phrases;
as,
purity
of
style..
Locution
::
Locution
(n.)
Speech
or
discourse;
a
phrase;
a form or mode of
expression.
Par
::
Par
(prep.)
By; with; -- used
frequently
in Early
English
in
phrases
taken from the
French,
being
sometimes
written
as a part of the word which it
governs;
as, par
amour,
or
paramour;
par cas, or
parcase;
par fay, or
parfay..
Intercalation
::
Intercalation
(n.) The
insertion
or
introduction
of
anything
among
others,
as the
insertion
of a
phrase,
line, or verse in a
metrical
composition;
specif.
(Geol.),
the
intrusion
of a bed or layer
between
other
layers..
Weigh
::
Weigh (n.) A
corruption
of Way, used only in the
phrase
under
weigh..
Poco
::
Poco
(adv.)
A
little;
-- used
chiefly
in
phrases
indicating
the time or
movement;
as, poco piu
allegro,
a
little
faster;
poco
largo,
rather
slow..
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.)
Miscarriage;
failure;
deficiency;
fault;
--
mostly
superseded
by
failure
or
failing,
except
in the
phrase
without
fail..
Bayard
::
Bayard
(a.)
Properly,
a bay
horse,
but often any
horse.
Commonly
in the
phrase
blind
bayard,
an old blind
horse..
Lief
::
Lief
(adv.)
Gladly;
willingly;
freely;
-- now used only in the
phrases,
had as lief, and would as lief; as, I had, or
would,
as lief go as not..
Anglicism
::
Anglicism
(n.) An
English
idiom;
a
phrase
or form
language
peculiar
to the
English.
Thule
::
Thule (n.) The name given by
ancient
geographers
to the
northernmost
part of the
habitable
world.
According
to some, this land was
Norway,
according
to
others,
Iceland,
or more
probably
Mainland,
the
largest
of the
Shetland
islands;
hence,
the Latin
phrase
ultima
Thule,
farthest
Thule..
Matter
::
Matter
(n.)
Affair
worthy
of
account;
thing of
consequence;
importance;
significance;
moment;
--
chiefly
in the
phrases
what
matter
? no
matter,
and the
like..
Periphrased
::
Periphrased
(imp. & p. p.) of
Periphras.
Epithet
::
Epithet
(n.) Term;
expression;
phrase.
Metaphrase
::
Metaphrase
(n.) An
answering
phrase;
repartee.
Periphrase
::
Periphrase
(v. t.) To
express
by
periphrase
or
circumlocution.
Reciprocal
::
Reciprocal
(a.) Used to
denote
different
kinds of
mutual
relation;
often with
reference
to the
substitution
of
reciprocals
for given
quantities.
See the
Phrases
below.
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