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Definition of principle
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 principle is as below...
Principle
(n.) A
source,
or
origin;
that from which
anything
proceeds;
fundamental
substance
or
energy;
primordial
substance;
ultimate
element,
or
cause..
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Archeus
::
Archeus
(n.) The vital
principle
or force which
(according
to the
Paracelsians)
presides
over the
growth
and
continuation
of
living
beings;
the anima mundi or
plastic
power of the old
philosophers.
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. i.) Fig.: To
impress;
to
imprint;
to fix
deeply;
as, to stamp
virtuous
principles
on the
heart..
Raphaelite
::
Raphaelite
(n.) One who
advocates
or
adopts
the
principles
of
Raphaelism.
Axiom
::
Axiom (a.) An
established
principle
in some art or
science,
which,
though
not a
necessary
truth,
is
universally
received;
as, the
axioms
of
political
economy..
Syncretist
::
Syncretism
(n.)
Attempted
union of
principles
or
parties
irreconcilably
at
variance
with each
other.
Impregnate
::
Impregnate
(v. t.) To
infuse
an
active
principle
into; to
render
fruitful
or
fertile
in any way; to
fertilize;
to
imbue.
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..
Radicality
::
Radicality
(n.)
Germinal
principle;
source;
origination.
Myelin
::
Myelin
(n.) One of a group of
phosphorized
principles
occurring
in nerve
tissue,
both in the brain and nerve
fibers..
Saint-simonianism
::
Saint-Simonianism
(n.) The
principles,
doctrines,
or
practice
of the
Saint-Simonians;
--
called
also
Saint-
Simonism..
Civicism
::
Civicism
(n.) The
principle
of civil
government.
Unprincipled
::
Unprincipled
(a.) Being
without
principles;
especially,
being
without
right moral
principles;
also,
characterized
by
absence
of
principle..
Sakti
::
Sakti (n.) The
divine
energy,
personified
as the wife of a deity
(Brahma,
Vishnu,
Siva,
etc.);
the
female
principle..
Azoth
::
Azoth (n.) The first
principle
of
metals,
i. e.,
mercury,
which was
formerly
supposed
to exist in all
metals,
and to be
extractable
from
them..
Polygonometry
::
Polygonometry
(n.) The
doctrine
of
polygons;
an
extension
of some of the
principles
of
trigonometry
to the case of
polygons.
Antecedent
::
Antecedent
(n.) The
earlier
events
of one's life;
previous
principles,
conduct,
course,
history..
Base
::
Base (n.) Fig.: The
fundamental
or
essential
part of a
thing;
the
essential
principle;
a
groundwork.
Propriety
::
Propriety
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
proper;
suitableness
to an
acknowledged
or
correct
standard
or rule;
consonance
with
established
principles,
rules,
or
customs;
fitness;
appropriateness;
as,
propriety
of
behavior,
language,
manners,
etc..
Ethically
::
Ethically
(adv.)
According
to, in
harmony
with, moral
principles
or
character..
Irreligious
::
Irreligious
(a.)
Destitute
of
religion;
not
controlled
by
religious
motives
or
principles;
ungodly.
Cf.
Impious.
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