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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
physic,
or the art of
medicine;
medicinal;
curative;
healing;
also,
cathartic;
purgative..
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Selenography
::
Selenography
(n.) The
science
that
treats
of the
physical
features
of the moon; --
corresponding
to
physical
geography
in
respect
to the
earth.
Decayed
::
Decayed
(a.)
Fallen,
as to
physical
or
social
condition;
affected
with
decay;
rotten;
as,
decayed
vegetation
or
vegetables;
a
decayed
fortune
or
gentleman..
Consent
::
Consent
(n.)
Capable,
deliberate,
and
voluntary
assent
or
agreement
to, or
concurrence
in, some act or
purpose,
implying
physical
and
mental
power and free
action..
Withstand
::
Withstand
(prep.)
To stand
against;
to
oppose;
to
resist,
either
with
physical
or moral
force;
as, to
withstand
an
attack
of
troops;
to
withstand
eloquence
or
arguments..
Convert
::
Convert
(v. i.) To be
turned
or
changed
in
character
or
direction;
to
undergo
a
change,
physically
or
morally..
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..
Vigor
::
Vigor (n.)
Active
strength
or force of body or mind;
capacity
for
exertion,
physically,
intellectually,
or
morally;
force;
energy..
Inclement
::
Inclement
(a.)
Physically
severe
or harsh
(generally
restricted
to the
elements
or
weather);
rough;
boisterous;
stormy;
rigorously
cold, etc.; as,
inclement
weather..
Dexterity
::
Dexterity
(n.)
Readiness
and grace in
physical
activity;
skill and ease in using the
hands;
expertness
in
manual
acts; as,
dexterity
with the
chisel..
Incumbency
::
Incumbency
(n.) That which is
physically
incumbent;
that which lies as a
burden;
a
weight.
Theory
::
Theory
(n.) The
philosophical
explanation
of
phenomena,
either
physical
or
moral;
as,
Lavoisier's
theory
of
combustion;
Adam
Smith's
theory
of moral
sentiments..
Potency
::
Potency
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
potent;
physical
or moral
power;
inherent
strength;
energy;
ability
to
effect
a
purpose;
capability;
efficacy;
influence.
Anger
::
Anger (n.)
Trouble;
vexation;
also,
physical
pain or smart of a sore, etc..
Brute
::
Brute (a.)
Having
the
physical
powers
predominating
over the
mental;
coarse;
unpolished;
unintelligent.
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.)
Resort
to
physical
means;
recourse.
Cementation
::
Cementation
(n.) A
process
which
consists
in
surrounding
a solid body with the
powder
of other
substances,
and
heating
the whole to a
degree
not
sufficient
to cause
fusion,
the
physical
properties
of the body being
changed
by
chemical
combination
with
powder;
thus iron
becomes
steel by
cementation
with
charcoal,
and green glass
becomes
porcelain
by
cementation
with
sand..
External
::
External
(a.)
Outwardly
perceptible;
visible;
physical
or
corporeal,
as
distinguished
from
mental
or
moral..
Affix
::
Affix (v. t.) To fix or
fasten
in any way; to
attach
physically.
Idiosyncrasy
::
Idiosyncrasy
(n.) A
peculiarity
of
physical
or
mental
constitution
or
temperament;
a
characteristic
belonging
to, and
distinguishing,
an
individual;
characteristic
susceptibility;
idiocrasy;
eccentricity..
Game
::
Game (v. i.) A
contest,
physical
or
mental,
according
to
certain
rules,
for
amusement,
recreation,
or for
winning
a
stake;
as, a game of
chance;
games of
skill;
field
games,
etc..
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