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Definition of positive
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Positive
(a.)
Having
a real
position,
existence,
or
energy;
existing
in fact; real;
actual;
--
opposed
to
negative..
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Positive
::
Positive
(a.)
Derived
from an
object
by
itself;
not
dependent
on
changing
circumstances
or
relations;
absolute;
--
opposed
to
relative;
as, the idea of
beauty
is not
positive,
but
depends
on the
different
tastes
individuals..
Roundness
::
Roundness
(n.)
Openess;
plainess;
boldness;
positiveness;
as, the
roundness
of an
assertion..
Definitive
::
Definitive
(a.)
Determinate;
positive;
final;
conclusive;
unconditional;
express.
Positive
::
Positive
(n.) The
positive
plate of a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
Bisulphate
::
Bisulphate
(n.) A
sulphate
in which but half the
hydrogen
of the acid is
replaced
by a
positive
element
or
radical,
thus
making
the
proportion
of the acid to the
positive
or basic
portion
twice what it is in the
normal
sulphates;
an acid
sulphate..
Conditionally
::
Conditionally
(adv.)
In a
conditional
manner;
subject
to a
condition
or
conditions;
not
absolutely
or
positively.
Boride
::
Boride
(n.) A
binary
compound
of boron with a more
positive
or basic
element
or
radical;
--
formerly
called
boruret.
Transpositive
::
Transpositive
(a.) Made by
transposing;
consisting
in
transposition;
transposable.
Acetate
::
Acetate
(n.) A salt
formed
by the union of
acetic
acid with a base or
positive
radical;
as,
acetate
of lead,
acetate
of
potash..
Recital
::
Recital
(n.) The
formal
statement,
or
setting
forth,
of some
matter
of fact in any deed or
writing
in order to
explain
the
reasons
on which the
transaction
is
founded;
the
statement
of
matter
in
pleading
introductory
to some
positive
allegation..
Caesium
::
Caesium
(n.) A rare
alkaline
metal found in
mineral
water;
-- so
called
from the two
characteristic
blue lines in its
spectrum.
It was the first
element
discovered
by
spectrum
analysis,
and is the most
strongly
basic and
electro-positive
substance
known.
Symbol
Cs.
Atomic
weight
132.6..
Sure
::
Sure
(superl.)
Certainly
knowing
and
believing;
confident
beyond
doubt;
implicity
trusting;
unquestioning;
positive.
Downright
::
Downright
(a.)
Plain;
direct;
unceremonious;
blunt;
positive;
as, he spoke in his
downright
way..
Authoritative
::
Authoritative
(a.)
Having
an air of
authority;
positive;
dictatorial;
peremptory;
as, an
authoritative
tone..
Plus
::
Plus (a.) More,
required
to be
added;
positive,
as
distinguished
from
negative;
--
opposed
to
minus..
Anelectrotonus
::
Anelectrotonus
(n.) The
condition
of
decreased
irritability
of a nerve in the
region
of the
positive
electrode
or anode on the
passage
of a
current
of
electricity
through
it.
Positive
::
Positive
(a.)
Corresponding
with the
original
in
respect
to the
position
of
lights
and
shades,
instead
of
having
the
lights
and
shades
reversed;
as, a
positive
picture..
Amylate
::
Amylate
(n.) A
compound
of the
radical
amyl with
oxygen
and a
positive
atom or
radical.
Comparatively
::
Comparatively
(adv.)
According
to
estimate
made by
comparison;
relatively;
not
positively
or
absolutely.
Anode
::
Anode (n.) The
positive
pole of an
electric
battery,
or more
strictly
the
electrode
by which the
current
enters
the
electrolyte
on its way to the other pole; --
opposed
to
cathode..
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