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Definition of physical
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 physical is as below...
Physical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
nature
(as
including
all
created
existences);
in
accordance
with the laws of
nature;
also, of or
relating
to
natural
or
material
things,
or to the
bodily
structure,
as
opposed
to
things
mental,
moral,
spiritual,
or
imaginary;
material;
natural;
as,
armies
and
navies
are the
physical
force of a
nation;
the body is the
physical
part of man..
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Hyperphysical
::
Hyperphysical
(a.) Above or
transcending
physical
laws;
supernatural.
Inviolable
::
Inviolable
(a.) Not
violable;
not
susceptible
of hurt,
wound,
or harm (used with
respect
to
either
physical
or moral
damage);
not
susceptible
of being
profaned
or
corrupted;
sacred;
holy; as,
inviolable
honor or
chastity;
an
inviolable
shrine..
Laboratory
::
Laboratory
(n.) The
workroom
of a
chemist;
also, a place
devoted
to
experiments
in any
branch
of
natural
science;
as, a
chemical,
physical,
or
biological
laboratory.
Hence,
by
extension,
a place where
something
is
prepared,
or some
operation
is
performed;
as, the liver is the
laboratory
of the
bile..
Antiphysical
::
Antiphysical
(a.)
Relieving
flatulence;
carminative.
Paramorphism
::
Paramorphism
(n.) The
change
of one
mineral
species
to
another,
so as to
involve
a
change
in
physical
characters
without
alteration
of
chemical
composition..
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.) The state of being
reduced
in rank,
character,
or
reputation;
baseness;
moral,
physical,
or
intellectual
degeneracy;
disgrace;
abasement;
debasement..
Blemish
::
Blemish
(n.) Any mark of
deformity
or
injury,
whether
physical
or
moral;
anything
that
diminishes
beauty,
or
renders
imperfect
that which is
otherwise
well
formed;
that which
impairs
reputation..
Bad
::
Bad
(superl.)
Wanting
good
qualities,
whether
physical
or
moral;
injurious,
hurtful,
inconvenient,
offensive,
painful,
unfavorable,
or
defective,
either
physically
or
morally;
evil;
vicious;
wicked;
-- the
opposite
of good; as, a bad man; bad
conduct;
bad
habits;
bad soil; bad
health;
bad crop; bad
news..
Catastrophism
::
Catastrophism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
geological
changes
in the
earth's
crust have been
caused
by the
sudden
action
of
violent
physical
causes;
--
opposed
to the
doctrine
of
uniformism.
Incumbency
::
Incumbency
(n.) That which is
physically
incumbent;
that which lies as a
burden;
a
weight.
Clear-seeing
::
Clear-seeing
(a.)
Having
a clear
physical
or
mental
vision;
having
a clear
understanding.
War
::
War (n.) A
condition
of
belligerency
to be
maintained
by
physical
force.
In this
sense,
levying
war
against
the
sovereign
authority
is
treason..
Trainer
::
Trainer
(n.) One who
trains;
an
instructor;
especially,
one who
trains
or
prepares
men,
horses,
etc., for
exercises
requiring
physical
agility
and
strength..
Vision
::
Vision
(v.) The
faculty
of
seeing;
sight;
one of the five
senses,
by which
colors
and the
physical
qualities
of
external
objects
are
appreciated
as a
result
of the
stimulating
action
of light on the
sensitive
retina,
an
expansion
of the optic
nerve..
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..
Ill
::
Ill (a.)
Contrary
to good, in a
physical
sense;
contrary
or
opposed
to
advantage,
happiness,
etc.; bad; evil;
unfortunate;
disagreeable;
unfavorable..
Operative
::
Operative
(a.)
Having
the power of
acting;
hence,
exerting
force,
physical
or
moral;
active
in the
production
of
effects;
as, an
operative
motive..
Electrology
::
Electrology
(n.) That
branch
of
physical
science
which
treats
of the
phenomena
of
electricity
and its
properties.
Alleviate
::
Alleviate
(v. t.) To
lighten
or
lessen
(physical
or
mental
troubles);
to
mitigate,
or make
easier
to be
endured;
as, to
alleviate
sorrow,
pain, care, etc. ; --
opposed
to
aggravate..
Astronomy
::
Astronomy
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
celestial
bodies,
of their
magnitudes,
motions,
distances,
periods
of
revolution,
eclipses,
constitution,
physical
condition,
and of the
causes
of their
various
phenomena..
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