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Definition of property
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 property is as below...
Property
(a.) That which is
proper
to
anything;
a
peculiar
quality
of a
thing;
that which is
inherent
in a
subject,
or
naturally
essential
to it; an
attribute;
as,
sweetness
is a
property
of
sugar..
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Expectation
::
Expectation
(n.) The value of any
chance
(as the
prospect
of prize or
property)
which
depends
upon some
contingent
event.
Expectations
are
computed
for or
against
the
occurrence
of the
event.
Pirate
::
Pirate
(n.) A
robber
on the high seas; one who by open
violence
takes the
property
of
another
on the high seas;
especially,
one who makes it his
business
to
cruise
for
robbery
or
plunder;
a
freebooter
on the seas; also, one who
steals
in a
harbor..
Dynamiter
::
Dynamiter
(n.) One who uses
dynamite;
esp., one who uses it for the
destruction
of life and
property..
Damage
::
Damage
(n.)
Injury
or harm to
person,
property,
or
reputation;
an
inflicted
loss of
value;
detriment;
hurt;
mischief..
Quest
::
Quest (n.) The act of
seeking,
or
looking
after
anything;
attempt
to find or
obtain;
search;
pursuit;
as, to rove in quest of game, of a lost
child,
of
property,
etc..
Bailee
::
Bailee
(n.) The
person
to whom goods are
committed
in
trust,
and who has a
temporary
possession
and a
qualified
property
in them, for the
purposes
of the
trust..
Legacy
::
Legacy
(n.) A gift of
property
by will, esp. of money or
personal
property;
a
bequest.
Also Fig.; as, a
legacy
of
dishonor
or
disease..
Chose
::
Chose (n.) A
thing;
personal
property.
Century
::
Century
(n.) A
division
of the Roman
people
formed
according
to their
property,
for the
purpose
of
voting
for civil
officers..
Ferae Naturae
::
Ferae
naturae
() Of a wild
nature;
--
applied
to
animals,
as
foxes,
wild
ducks,
etc., in which no one can claim
property..
Contact
::
Contact
(n.) The
property
of two
curves,
or
surfaces,
which meet, and at the point of
meeting
have a
common
direction..
Seizin
::
Seizin
(n.) The thing
possessed;
property.
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.) To
relinquish
all claim to; -- used when an
insured
person
gives up to
underwriters
all claim to the
property
covered
by a
policy,
which may
remain
after loss or
damage
by a peril
insured
against..
Safeguard
::
Safeguard
(n.) A
convoy
or guard to
protect
a
traveler
or
property.
Own
::
Own (a.) To hold as
property;
to have a legal or
rightful
title to; to be the
proprietor
or
possessor
of; to
possess;
as, to own a
house..
User
::
User (n.)
Enjoyment
of
property;
use.
Title
::
Title (n.) That which
constitutes
a just cause of
exclusive
possession;
that which is the
foundation
of
ownership
of
property,
real or
personal;
a
right;
as, a good title to an
estate,
or an
imperfect
title..
Stealing
::
Stealing
(n.) The act of
taking
feloniously
the
personal
property
of
another
without
his
consent
and
knowledge;
theft;
larceny.
Capital
::
Capital
(n.)
Money,
property,
or stock
employed
in
trade,
manufactures,
etc.; the sum
invested
or lent, as
distinguished
from the
income
or
interest.
See
Capital
stock,
under
Capital,
a..
Disponer
::
Disponer
(n.) One who
legally
transfers
property
from
himself
to
another.
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