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Definition of present
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 present is as below...
Present
(a.) To lay
before
a
public
body, or an
official,
for
consideration,
as
before
a
legislature,
a court of
judicature,
a
corporation,
etc.; as, to
present
a
memorial,
petition,
remonstrance,
or
indictment..
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Subjected
::
Subject
(n.) The
incident,
scene,
figure,
group,
etc., which it is the aim of the
artist
to
represent..
Rugosa
::
Rugosa
(n. pl.) An
extinct
tribe of
fossil
corals,
including
numerous
species,
many of them of large size. They are
characteristic
of the
Paleozoic
formations.
The
radiating
septs,
when
present,
are
usually
in
multiples
of four. See
Cyathophylloid..
Interhyal
::
Interhyal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
segment
sometimes
present
at the
proximal
end of the
hyoidean
arch.
Personate
::
Personate
(v. t.) To
assume
the
character
of; to
represent
by a
fictitious
appearance;
to act the part of;
hence,
to
counterfeit;
to
feign;
as, he tried to
personate
his
brother;
a
personated
devotion..
Age
::
Age (n.) That part of the
duration
of a being or a thing which is
between
its
beginning
and any given time; as, what is the
present
age of a man, or of the
earth?.
Enarthrosis
::
Enarthrosis
(n.) A ball and
socket
joint,
or the kind of
articulation
represented
by such a
joint.
See
Articulation..
Homographic
::
Homographic
(a.)
Employing
a
single
and
separate
character
to
represent
each
sound;
-- said of
certain
methods
of
spelling
words.
Uniformitarian
::
Uniformitarian
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
the view or
doctrine
that
existing
causes,
acting
in the same
manner
and with
essentially
the same
intensity
as at the
present
time, are
sufficient
to
account
for all
geological
changes..
Jesse
::
Jesse (n.) A
genealogical
tree
represented
in
stained
glass.
Symbolize
::
Symbolize
(v. t.) To make
representative
of
something;
to
regard
or treat as
symbolic.
Blazonry
::
Blazonry
(n.)
Artistic
representation
or
display.
Gradient
::
Gradient
(n.) The rate of
increase
or
decrease
of a
variable
magnitude,
or the curve which
represents
it; as, a
thermometric
gradient..
Terpene
::
Terpene
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
isomeric
hydrocarbons
of
pleasant
aromatic
odor,
occurring
especially
in
coniferous
plants
and
represented
by oil of
turpentine,
but
including
also
certain
hydrocarbons
found in some
essential
oils..
Assistance
::
Assistance
(n.)
Persons
present.
Expressure
::
Expressure
(n.) The act of
expressing;
expression;
utterance;
representation.
Present
::
Present
(a.) To
nominate
for
support
at a
public
school
or other
institution
.
Badge
::
Badge (n.) A
carved
ornament
on the stern of a
vessel,
containing
a
window
or the
representation
of one..
Table
::
Table (n.)
Hence,
in a great
variety
of
applications:
A
condensed
statement
which may be
comprehended
by the eye in a
single
view; a
methodical
or
systematic
synopsis;
the
presentation
of many items or
particulars
in one
group;
a
scheme;
a
schedule..
Erythrogranulose
::
Erythrogranulose
(n.) A term
applied
by
Brucke
to a
substance
present
in small
amount
in
starch
granules,
colored
red by
iodine..
Hyaline
::
Hyaline
(n.) The
pellucid
substance,
present
in cells in
process
of
development,
from
which,
according
to some
embryologists,
the cell
nucleous
originates..
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