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Definition of pose
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 pose is as below...
Pose (v. t.) The
attitude
or
position
of a
person;
the
position
of the body or of any
member
of the body;
especially,
a
position
formally
assumed
for the sake of
effect;
an
artificial
position;
as, the pose of an
actor;
the pose of an
artist's
model or of a
statue..
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Wild
::
Wild
(superl.)
Exposed
to the wind and sea;
unsheltered;
as, a wild
roadstead..
High-minded
::
High-minded
(a.)
Having,
or
characterized
by,
honorable
pride;
of or
pertaining
to
elevated
principles
and
feelings;
magnanimous;
--
opposed
to
mean..
Expound
::
Expound
(v. t.) To lay open; to
expose
to view; to
examine.
Rear
::
Rear (n.) The back or
hindmost
part; that which is
behind,
or last in
order;
--
opposed
to
front..
Putative
::
Putative
(a.)
Commonly
thought
or
deemed;
supposed;
reputed;
as, the
putative
father
of a
child..
Drift
::
Drift (v. i.) to make a
drift;
to
examine
a vein or ledge for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
the
presence
of
metals
or ores; to
follow
a vein; to
prospect.
Decameron
::
Decameron
(n.) A
celebrated
collection
of
tales,
supposed
to be
related
in ten days; --
written
in the 14th
century,
by
Boccaccio,
an
Italian..
Depose
::
Depose
(v. t.) To let fall; to
deposit.
Virtually
::
Virtually
(adv.)
In a
virtual
manner;
in
efficacy
or
effect
only, and not
actually;
to all
intents
and
purposes;
practically..
Presence
::
Presence
(n.) The state of being
present,
or of being
within
sight or call, or at hand; --
opposed
to
absence..
Willing
::
Willing
(v. t.) Free to do or to
grant;
having
the mind
inclined;
not
opposed
in mind; not
choosing
to
refuse;
disposed;
not
averse;
desirous;
consenting;
complying;
ready.
Appose
::
Appose
(v. t.) To place in
juxtaposition
or
proximity.
Incorporeal
::
Incorporeal
(a.)
Existing
only in
contemplation
of law; not
capable
of
actual
visible
seizin
or
possession;
not being an
object
of
sense;
intangible;
--
opposed
to
corporeal.
Discountenance
::
Discountenance
(v. t.) To
ruffle
or
discompose
the
countenance
of; to put of
countenance;
to put to
shame;
to
abash.
Prostitutor
::
Prostitutor
(n.) One who
prostitutes;
one who
submits
himself,
of or
offers
another,
to vile
purposes..
Fore
::
Fore
(adv.)
In the part that
precedes
or goes
first;
--
opposed
to aft,
after,
back,
behind,
etc..
Designedly
::
Designedly
(adv.)
By
design;
purposely;
intentionally;
--
opposed
to
accidentally,
ignorantly,
or
inadvertently..
Hydrokinetic
::
Hydrokinetic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
motions
of
fluids,
or the
forces
which
produce
or
affect
such
motions;
--
opposed
to
hydrostatic..
Interpose
::
Interpose
(v. t.) To
thrust;
to
intrude;
to
between,
either
for aid or for
troubling..
Patient
::
Patient
(v. t.) To
compose,
to
calm..
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