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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.) Any
original
inherent
constituent
which
characterizes
a
substance,
or gives it its
essential
properties,
and which can
usually
be
separated
by
analysis;
--
applied
especially
to
drugs,
plant
extracts,
etc..
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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..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) The basis on which
anything
rests;
foundation.
Hence:
The
foundation
of
knowledge,
belief,
or
conviction;
a
premise,
reason,
or
datum;
ultimate
or first
principle;
cause of
existence
or
occurrence;
originating
force or
agency;
as, the
ground
of my
hope..
Hermeneutically
::
Hermeneutically
(adv.)
According
to the
principles
of
interpretation;
as, a verse of
Scripture
was
examined
hermeneutically..
Element
::
Element
(v. t.) To
compound
of
elements
or first
principles.
Dualism
::
Dualism
(n.) State of being dual or
twofold;
a
twofold
division;
any
system
which is
founded
on a
double
principle,
or a
twofold
distinction.
Seed
::
Seed (n.) That from which
anything
springs;
first
principle;
original;
source;
as, the seeds of
virtue
or
vice..
Hydrostatically
::
Hydrostatically
(adv.)
According
to
hydrostatics,
or to
hydrostatic
principles..
Maltine
::
Maltine
(n.) The
fermentative
principle
of malt; malt
diastase;
also, a name given to
various
medicinal
preparations
made from or
containing
malt..
Dispensation
::
Dispensation
(n.) A
system
of
principles,
promises,
and rules
ordained
and
administered;
scheme;
economy;
as, the
Patriarchal,
Mosaic,
and
Christian
dispensations..
Iatrochemist
::
Iatrochemist
(n.) A
physician
who
explained
or
treated
diseases
upon
chemical
principles;
one who
practiced
iatrochemistry.
Ahriman
::
Ahriman
(n.) The Evil
Principle
or Being of the
ancient
Persians;
the
Prince
of
Darkness
as
opposer
to
Ormuzd,
the King of
Light..
Ditheism
::
Ditheism
(n.) The
doctrine
of those who
maintain
the
existence
of two gods or of two
original
principles
(as in
Manicheism),
one good and one evil;
dualism..
Impregnate
::
Impregnate
(v. t.) To
infuse
an
active
principle
into; to
render
fruitful
or
fertile
in any way; to
fertilize;
to
imbue.
Whiggish
::
Whiggish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Whigs;
partaking
of, or
characterized
by, the
principles
of
Whigs..
Hyoscyamine
::
Hyoscyamine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
henbane
(Hyoscyamus
niger),
and
regarded
as its
active
principle.
It is also found with other
alkaloids
in the thorn apple and
deadly
nightshade.
It is
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
with a
sharp,
offensive
taste.
Hyoscyamine
is
isomeric
with
atropine,
is very
poisonous,
and is used as a
medicine
for
neuralgia,
like
belladonna.
Called
also
hyoscyamia,
duboisine,
etc..
Casuistry
::
Casuistry
(a.) The
science
or
doctrine
of
dealing
with cases of
conscience,
of
resolving
questions
of right or wrong in
conduct,
or
determining
the
lawfulness
or
unlawfulness
of what a man may do by rules and
principles
drawn from the
Scriptures,
from the laws of
society
or the
church,
or from
equity
and
natural
reason;
the
application
of
general
moral rules to
particular
cases..
Machiavelian
::
Machiavelian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Machiavel,
or to his
supposed
principles;
politically
cunning;
characterized
by
duplicity
or bad
faith;
crafty..
Regulative
::
Regulative
(a.)
Necessarily
assumed
by the mind as
fundamental
to all other
knowledge;
furnishing
fundamental
principles;
as, the
regulative
principles,
or
principles
a
priori;
the
regulative
faculty..
Anglicanism
::
Anglicanism
(n.) The
principles
of the
established
church
of
England;
also, in a
restricted
sense,
the
doctrines
held by the
high-church
party..
Institute
::
Institute
(v. t.) To
ground
or
establish
in
principles
and
rudiments;
to
educate;
to
instruct.
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