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Definition of principle
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Principle
(n.) An
original
faculty
or
endowment.
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Latex
::
Latex (n.) A milky or
colored
juice in
certain
plants
in
cavities
(called
latex cells or latex
tubes).
It
contains
the
peculiar
principles
of the
plants,
whether
aromatic,
bitter,
or acid, and in many
instances
yields
caoutchouc
upon
coagulation..
Low-churchman
::
Low-churchman
(n.) One who holds
low-church
principles.
Truth
::
Truth (n.) A true
thing;
a
verified
fact; a true
statement
or
proposition;
an
established
principle,
fixed law, or the like; as, the great
truths
of
morals..
Fogyism
::
Fogyism
(n.) The
principles
and
conduct
of a fogy.
Exponent
::
Exponent
(n.) One who, or that
which,
stands
as an index or
representative;
as, the
leader
of a party is the
exponent
of its
principles..
Anglicanism
::
Anglicanism
(n.)
Strong
partiality
to the
principles
and rites of the
Church
of
England.
Fenianism
::
Fenianism
(n.) The
principles,
purposes,
and
methods
of the
Fenians..
Antiarin
::
Antiarin
(n.) A
poisonous
principle
obtained
from
antiar.
Music
::
Music (n.) The
science
and the art of
tones,
or
musical
sounds,
i. e.,
sounds
of
higher
or lower
pitch,
begotten
of
uniform
and
synchronous
vibrations,
as of a
string
at
various
degrees
of
tension;
the
science
of
harmonical
tones which
treats
of the
principles
of
harmony,
or the
properties,
dependences,
and
relations
of tones to each
other;
the art of
combining
tones in a
manner
to
please
the ear..
Jacobinism
::
Jacobinism
(n.) The
principles
of the
Jacobins;
violent
and
factious
opposition
to
legitimate
government.
Homoeomerical
::
Homoeomerical
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
characterized
by,
sameness
of
parts;
receiving
or
advocating
the
doctrine
of
homogeneity
of
elements
or first
principles..
Conventionalizw
::
Conventionalizw
(v. t.) To
represent
according
to an
established
principle,
whether
religious
or
traditional,
or based upon
certain
artistic
rules of
supposed
importance..
Feudalism
::
Feudalism
(n.) The
feudal
system;
a
system
by which the
holding
of
estates
in land is made
dependent
upon an
obligation
to
render
military
service
to the kind or
feudal
superior;
feudal
principles
and
usages.
Hydrostatically
::
Hydrostatically
(adv.)
According
to
hydrostatics,
or to
hydrostatic
principles..
Bryonin
::
Bryonin
(n.) A
bitter
principle
obtained
from the root of the
bryony
(Bryonia
alba and B.
dioica).
It is a
white,
or
slightly
colored,
substance,
and is
emetic
and
cathartic..
Navigation
::
Navigation
(n.) the
science
or art of
conducting
ships or
vessels
from one place to
another,
including,
more
especially,
the
method
of
determining
a
ship's
position,
course,
distance
passed
over, etc., on the
surface
of the
globe,
by the
principles
of
geometry
and
astronomy..
Eupatorin Eupatorine
::
Eupatorin
Eupatorine
(n.) A
principle
or
mixture
of
principles
extracted
from
various
species
of
Eupatorium.
Principle
::
Principle
(n.) A
settled
rule of
action;
a
governing
law of
conduct;
an
opinion
or
belief
which
exercises
a
directing
influence
on the life and
behavior;
a rule
(usually,
a right rule) of
conduct
consistently
directing
one's
actions;
as, a
person
of no
principle..
Principle
::
Principle
(n.) An
original
faculty
or
endowment.
Rationalize
::
Rationalize
(v. i.) To use, and rely on,
reason
in
forming
a
theory,
belief,
etc.,
especially
in
matters
of
religion:
to
accord
with the
principles
of
rationalism..
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