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Definition of proach
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Proach
(v. i.) See
Approach.
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Limit
::
Limit (v. t.) A
determinate
quantity,
to which a
variable
one
continually
approaches,
and may
differ
from it by less than any given
difference,
but to
which,
under the law of
variation,
the
variable
can never
become
exactly
equivalent..
Coming
::
Coming
(n.)
Approach;
advent;
manifestation;
as, the
coming
of the
train..
Contek
::
Contek
(n.)
Contumely;
reproach.
Improperation
::
Improperation
(n.) The act of
upbraiding
or
taunting;
a
reproach;
a
taunt.
Comet
::
Comet (n.) A
member
of the solar
system
which
usually
moves in an
elongated
orbit,
approaching
very near to the sun in its
perihelion,
and
receding
to a very great
distance
from it at its
aphelion.
A comet
commonly
consists
of three
parts:
the
nucleus,
the
envelope,
or coma, and the tail; but one or more of these parts is
frequently
wanting.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Access
::
Access
(n.) The
means,
place,
or way by which a thing may be
approached;
passage
way; as, the
access
is by a neck of
land..
Inaccessible
::
Inaccessible
(a.) Not
accessible;
not to be
reached,
obtained,
or
approached;
as, an
inaccessible
rock,
fortress,
document,
prince,
etc..
Above
::
Above
(prep.)
Figuratively,
higher
than;
superior
to in any
respect;
surpassing;
beyond;
higher
in
measure
or
degree
than; as,
things
above
comprehension;
above mean
actions;
conduct
above
reproach..
Monkery
::
Monkery
(n.) The life of
monks;
monastic
life;
monastic
usage or
customs;
-- now
usually
applied
by way of
reproach.
Taboo
::
Taboo (n.) A total
prohibition
of
intercourse
with, use of, or
approach
to, a given
person
or thing under pain of
death,
-- an
interdict
of
religious
origin
and
authority,
formerly
common
in the
islands
of
Polynesia;
interdiction..
Stigmatical
::
Stigmatical
(a.)
Marked
with a
stigma,
or with
something
reproachful
to
character..
Toga
::
Toga (n.) The loose outer
garment
worn by the
ancient
Romans,
consisting
of a
single
broad piece of
woolen
cloth of a shape
approaching
a
semicircle.
It was of
undyed
wool,
except
the
border
of the toga
praetexta..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(n.) The noise in the
throat
produced
by the air in
passing
through
mucus which the lungs are
unable
to
expel;
--
chiefly
observable
at the
approach
of
death,
when it is
called
the death
rattle.
See
R/le..
Board
::
Board (v. t.) To
approach;
to
accost;
to
address;
hence,
to woo..
Appulse
::
Appulse
(n.) The near
approach
of one
heavenly
body to
another,
or to the
meridian;
a
coming
into
conjunction;
as, the
appulse
of the moon to a star, or of a star to the
meridian..
Retardation
::
Retardation
(n.) The
keeping
back of an
approaching
consonant
chord by
prolonging
one or more tones of a
previous
chord into the
intermediate
chord which
follows;
--
differing
from
suspension
by
resolving
upwards
instead
of
downwards.
Prevention
::
Prevention
(n.) The act of
preventing
or
hindering;
obstruction
of
action,
access,
or
approach;
thwarting..
Abusive
::
Abusive
(a.)
Containing
abuse,
or
serving
as the
instrument
of
abuse;
vituperative;
reproachful;
scurrilous..
Azymite
::
Azymite
(n.) One who
administered
the
Eucharist
with
unleavened
bread;
-- a name of
reproach
given by those of the Greek
church
to the
Latins.
Toward
::
Toward
(prep.)
Approaching;
coming
near.
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