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Definition of positive
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 positive is as below...
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..
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Doctrinally
::
Doctrinally
(adv.)
In a
doctrinal
manner
or for; by way of
teaching
or
positive
direction.
Categorically
::
Categorically
(adv.)
Absolutely;
directly;
expressly;
positively;
as, to
affirm
categorically..
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..
Boride
::
Boride
(n.) A
binary
compound
of boron with a more
positive
or basic
element
or
radical;
--
formerly
called
boruret.
Decided
::
Decided
(a.) Free from doubt or
wavering;
determined;
of fixed
purpose;
fully
settled;
positive;
resolute;
as, a
decided
opinion
or
purpose..
Asseverate
::
Asseverate
(v. t.) To
affirm
or aver
positively,
or with
solemnity..
Print
::
Print (v. t.) To take (a copy, a
positive
picture,
etc.),
from a
negative,
a
transparent
drawing,
or the like, by the
action
of light upon a
sensitized
surface..
Assertive
::
Assertive
(a.)
Positive;
affirming
confidently;
affirmative;
peremptory.
Absolutely
::
Absolutely
(adv.)
In an
absolute,
independent,
or
unconditional
manner;
wholly;
positively..
Diaphanotype
::
Diaphanotype
(n.) A
colored
photograph
produced
by
superimposing
a
translucent
colored
positive
over a
strong
uncolored
one.
Positive
::
Positive
(a.) Fully
assured;
confident;
certain;
sometimes,
overconfident;
dogmatic;
overbearing;
-- said of
persons..
Asseveration
::
Asseveration
(n.) The act of
asseverating,
or that which is
asseverated;
positive
affirmation
or
assertion;
solemn
declaration..
Statute
::
Statute
(n.) An act of the
legislature
of a state or
country,
declaring,
commanding,
or
prohibiting
something;
a
positive
law; the
written
will of the
legislature
expressed
with all the
requisite
forms of
legislation;
-- used in
distinction
fraom
common
law. See
Common
law, under
Common,
a..
Comtism
::
Comtism
(n.)
Positivism;
the
positive
philosophy.
See
Positivism.
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.
Peremptory
::
Peremptory
(a.)
Positive
in
opinion
or
judgment;
decided;
dictatorial;
dogmatical.
Basyle
::
Basyle
(n.) A
positive
or
nonacid
constituent
of
compound,
either
elementary,
or, if
compound,
performing
the
functions
of an
element..
Electro-polar
::
Electro-polar
(a.)
Possessing
electrical
polarity;
positively
electrified
at one end, or on one
surface,
and
negatively
at the
other;
-- said of a
conductor..
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..
Peremptorily
::
Peremptorily
(adv.)
In a
peremptory
manner;
absolutely;
positively.
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