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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 to which a
person
has a legal
title,
whether
in his
possession
or not; thing
owned;
an
estate,
whether
in
lands,
goods,
or
money;
as, a man of large
property,
or small
property..
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Dimorphic
::
Dimorphic
(a.)
Having
the
property
of
dimorphism;
dimorphous.
Thrifty
::
Thrifty
(superl.)
Given to, or
evincing,
thrift;
characterized
by
economy
and good
menegement
of
property;
sparing;
frugal..
Landless
::
Landless
(a.)
Having
no
property
in land.
Insurance
::
Insurance
(n.) The
premium
paid for
insuring
property
or life.
Share
::
Share (v.)
Especially,
the part
allotted
or
belonging
to one, of any
property
or
interest
owned by a
number;
a
portion
among
others;
an
apportioned
lot; an
allotment;
a
dividend..
Tetartohedrism
::
Tetartohedrism
(n.) The
property
of being
tetartohedral.
Property
::
Property
(a.) The
exclusive
right of
possessing,
enjoying,
and
disposing
of a
thing;
ownership;
title..
Hotchpotch
::
Hotchpotch
(n.) A
blending
of
property
for
equality
of
division,
as when lands given in
frank-marriage
to one
daughter
were, after the death of the
ancestor,
blended
with the lands
descending
to her and to her
sisters
from the same
ancestor,
and then
divided
in equal
portions
among all the
daughters.
In
modern
usage,
a
mixing
together,
or
throwing
into a
common
mass or
stock,
of the
estate
left by a
person
deceased
and the
amounts
advanced
to any
particular
child or
children,
for the
purpose
of
Thrift
::
Thrift
(n.)
Success
and
advance
in the
acquisition
of
property;
increase
of
worldly
goods;
gain;
prosperity.
Contact
::
Contact
(n.) The
property
of two
curves,
or
surfaces,
which meet, and at the point of
meeting
have a
common
direction..
Dilapidation
::
Dilapidation
(n.)
Ecclesiastical
waste;
impairing
of
church
property
by an
incumbent,
through
neglect
or by
intention..
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To
convert
from
spiritual
or
common
use; as, to
secularize
a
church,
or
church
property..
Fiar
::
Fiar (n.) One in whom the
property
of an
estate
is
vested,
subject
to the
estate
of a life
renter..
Trust
::
Trust (n.) An
estate
devised
or
granted
in
confidence
that the
devisee
or
grantee
shall
convey
it, or
dispose
of the
profits,
at the will, or for the
benefit,
of
another;
an
estate
held for the use of
another;
a
confidence
respecting
property
reposed
in one
person,
who is
termed
the
trustee,
for the
benefit
of
another,
who is
called
the
cestui
que
trust..
Cadastral
::
Cadastral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
landed
property.
Conductory
::
Conductory
(a.)
Having
the
property
of
conducting.
Feud
::
Feud (n.) A
stipendiary
estate
in land, held of
superior,
by
service;
the right which a
vassal
or
tenant
had to the lands or other
immovable
thing of his lord, to use the same and take the
profists
thereof
hereditarily,
rendering
to his
superior
such
duties
and
services
as
belong
to
military
tenure,
etc., the
property
of the soil
always
remaining
in the lord or
superior;
a fief; a fee..
Thrift
::
Thrift
(n.) A
thriving
state;
good
husbandry;
economical
management
in
regard
to
property;
frugality.
Weight
::
Weight
(v. t.) The
quality
of being
heavy;
that
property
of
bodies
by which they tend
toward
the
center
of the
earth;
the
effect
of
gravitative
force,
especially
when
expressed
in
certain
units or
standards,
as
pounds,
grams,
etc..
Sequestrator
::
Sequestrator
(n.) One who
sequesters
property,
or takes the
possession
of it for a time, to
satisfy
a
demand
out of its rents or
profits..
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