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Definition of positive
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Positive
(n.) The
positive
plate of a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
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Superlative
::
Superlative
(a.)
Expressing
the
highest
or
lowest
degree
of the
quality,
manner,
etc.,
denoted
by an
adjective
or an
adverb.
The
superlative
degree
is
formed
from the
positive
by the use of -est, most, or
least;
as,
highest,
most
pleasant,
least
bright..
Dispositive
::
Dispositive
(a.)
Belonging
to
disposition
or
natural,
tendency..
Dogmatical
::
Dogmatical
(a.)
Asserting
a thing
positively
and
authoritatively;
positive;
magisterial;
hence,
arrogantly
authoritative;
overbearing..
Roundness
::
Roundness
(n.)
Openess;
plainess;
boldness;
positiveness;
as, the
roundness
of an
assertion..
Negative
::
Negative
(a.) Not
positive;
without
affirmative
statement
or
demonstration;
indirect;
consisting
in the
absence
of
something;
privative;
as, a
negative
argument;
a
negative
morality;
negative
criticism..
Electro-positive
::
Electro-positive
(a.)
Hence:
Positive;
metallic;
basic;
--
distinguished
from
negative,
nonmetallic,
or
acid..
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..
Absinthate
::
Absinthate
(n.) A
combination
of
absinthic
acid with a base or
positive
radical.
Ambreate
::
Ambreate
(n.) A salt
formed
by the
combination
of
ambreic
acid with a base or
positive
radical.
Peremptoriness
::
Peremptoriness
(n.) The
quality
of being
peremptory;
positiveness.
Memory
::
Memory
(n.) The reach and
positiveness
with which a
person
can
remember;
the
strength
and
trustworthiness
of one's power to reach and
represent
or to
recall
the past; as, his
memory
was never
wrong..
Dogmatism
::
Dogmatism
(n.) The
manner
or
character
of a
dogmatist;
arrogance
or
positiveness
in
stating
opinion.
Skepticism
::
Skepticism
(n.) The
doctrine
that no fact or
principle
can be
certainly
known;
the tenet that all
knowledge
is
uncertain;
Pyrrohonism;
universal
doubt;
the
position
that no fact or
truth,
however
worthy
of
confidence,
can be
established
on
philosophical
grounds;
critical
investigation
or
inquiry,
as
opposed
to the
positive
assumption
or
assertion
of
certain
principles..
Privative
::
Privative
(a.)
Consisting
in the
absence
of
something;
not
positive;
negative.
Authoritative
::
Authoritative
(a.)
Having
an air of
authority;
positive;
dictatorial;
peremptory;
as, an
authoritative
tone..
Assertion
::
Assertion
(n.) The act of
asserting,
or that which is
asserted;
positive
declaration
or
averment;
affirmation;
statement
asserted;
position
advanced..
Avouchment
::
Avouchment
(n.) The act of
avouching;
positive
declaration.
Affirmative
::
Affirmative
(a.)
Positive;
dogmatic.
Additive
::
Additive
(a.)
Proper
to be
added;
positive;
--
opposed
to
subtractive.
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..
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