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Definition of physic
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 physic is as below...
Physic
(n.) A
specific
internal
application
for the cure or
relief
of
sickness;
a
remedy
for
disease;
a
medicine.
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Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To give food to; to
supply
with
nourishment;
to
satisfy
the
physical
huger of.
Inclement
::
Inclement
(a.)
Physically
severe
or harsh
(generally
restricted
to the
elements
or
weather);
rough;
boisterous;
stormy;
rigorously
cold, etc.; as,
inclement
weather..
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Not
burdensome;
easy to be
lifted,
borne,
or
carried
by
physical
strength;
as, a light
burden,
or
load..
Discomfort
::
Discomfort
(v. t.) Want of
comfort;
uneasiness,
mental
or
physical;
disturbance
of
peace;
inquietude;
pain;
distress;
sorrow..
Attend
::
Attend
(v. t.) To go or stay with, as a
companion,
nurse,
or
servant;
to visit
professionally,
as a
physician;
to
accompany
or
follow
in order to do
service;
to
escort;
to wait on; to
serve..
Medicine
::
Medicine
(n.) Any
substance
administered
in the
treatment
of
disease;
a
remedial
agent;
a
remedy;
physic.
School
::
School
(n.) One of the
seminaries
for
teaching
logic,
metaphysics,
and
theology,
which were
formed
in the
Middle
Ages, and which were
characterized
by
academical
disputations
and
subtilties
of
reasoning..
Cataphysical
::
Cataphysical
(a.)
Unnatural;
contrary
to
nature.
Worse
::
Worse
(compar.)
Bad, ill, evil, or
corrupt,
in a
greater
degree;
more bad or evil; less good;
specifically,
in
poorer
health;
more sick; -- used both in a
physical
and moral
sense..
Vis
::
Vis (n.)
Physical
force.
Trainer
::
Trainer
(n.) One who
trains;
an
instructor;
especially,
one who
trains
or
prepares
men,
horses,
etc., for
exercises
requiring
physical
agility
and
strength..
Spiritualist
::
Spiritualism
(n.) A
belief
that
departed
spirits
hold
intercourse
with
mortals
by means of
physical
phenomena,
as by
rappng,
or
during
abnormal
mental
states,
as in
trances,
or the like,
commonly
manifested
through
a
person
of
special
susceptibility,
called
a
medium;
spiritism;
the
doctrines
and
practices
of
spiritualists..
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Having
passive
physical
power;
having
ability
to bear or
endure;
firm; hale;
sound;
robust;
as, a
strong
constitution;
strong
health..
Trade
::
Trade (v.) The
business
which a
person
has
learned,
and which he
engages
in, for
procuring
subsistence,
or for
profit;
occupation;
especially,
mechanical
employment
as
distinguished
from the
liberal
arts, the
learned
professions,
and
agriculture;
as, we speak of the trade of a
smith,
of a
carpenter,
or
mason,
but not now of the trade of a
farmer,
or a
lawyer,
or a
physician..
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.) The power of
receiving
or
containing;
extent
of room or
space;
passive
power;
-- used in
reference
to
physical
things.
Galvanism
::
Galvanism
(n.) The
branch
of
physical
science
which
treats
of
dynamical
elecricity,
or the
properties
and
effects
of
electrical
currents..
Free Will
::
Free will () The power
asserted
of moral
beings
of
willing
or
choosing
without
the
restraints
of
physical
or
absolute
necessity.
Metaphysical
::
Metaphysical
(a.)
Preternatural
or
supernatural.
Physicism
::
Physicism
(n.) The
tendency
of the mind
toward,
or its
preoccupation
with,
physical
phenomena;
materialism
in
philosophy
and
religion..
Disable
::
Disable
(v. t.) To
render
unable
or
incapable;
to
destroy
the
force,
vigor,
or power of
action
of; to
deprive
of
competent
physical
or
intellectual
power;
to
incapacitate;
to
disqualify;
to make
incompetent
or unfit for
service;
to
impair..
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