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Definition of quest
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Quest (n.)
Request;
desire;
solicitation.
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Impeach
::
Impeach
(v. t.)
Hence,
to
charge
with
impropriety;
to
dishonor;
to bring
discredit
on; to call in
question;
as, to
impeach
one's
motives
or
conduct..
Invite
::
Invite
(v. t.) To ask; to
request;
to bid; to
summon;
to ask to do some act, or go to some
place;
esp., to ask to an
entertainment
or
visit;
to
request
the
company
of; as, to
invite
to
dinner,
or a
wedding,
or an
excursion..
Question
::
Question
(v. t.) To talk to; to
converse
with.
Who
::
Who
(object.)
Originally,
an
interrogative
pronoun,
later,
a
relative
pronoun
also; -- used
always
substantively,
and
either
as
singular
or
plural.
See the Note under What,
pron.,
1. As
interrogative
pronouns,
who and whom ask the
question:
What or which
person
or
persons?
Who and whom, as
relative
pronouns
(in the sense of
that),
are
properly
used of
persons
(corresponding
to
which,
as
applied
to
things),
but are
sometimes,
less
properly
and now
rarely,
used of
animals,
plants,
etc. Who and who
Fraudulent
::
Fraudulent
(a.)
Obtained
or
performed
by
artifice;
as,
fraudulent
conquest..
Apply
::
Apply (v. i.) To make
request;
to have
recourse
with a view to gain
something;
to make
application.
(to); to
solicit;
as, to apply to a
friend
for
information..
Cross-examine
::
Cross-examine
(v. t.) To
examine
or
question,
as a
witness
who has been
called
and
examined
by the
opposite
party..
Request
::
Request
(n.) That which is asked for or
requested.
Questioner
::
Questioner
(n.) One who asks
questions;
an
inquirer.
Dey
::
Dey (n.) The
governor
of
Algiers;
-- so
called
before
the
French
conquest
in 1830.
Sequester
::
Sequester
(n.)
Sequestration;
separation.
Appropriable
::
Appropriable
(a.)
Capable
of being
appropriated,
set
apart,
sequestered,
or
assigned
exclusively
to a
particular
use..
Undeniable
::
Undeniable
(a.)
Unobjectionable;
unquestionably
excellent;
as, a
person
of
undeniable
connections..
Applicant
::
Applicant
(n.) One who
apples
for
something;
one who makes
request;
a
petitioner.
Answer
::
Answer
(n.)
Something
said or
written
in reply to a
question,
a call, an
argument,
an
address,
or the like; a
reply..
Questioned
::
Questioned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Questio.
Pray
::
Pray (v. i.) To make
request
with
earnestness
or zeal, as for
something
desired;
to make
entreaty
or
supplication;
to offer
prayer
to a deity or
divine
being as a
religious
act;
specifically,
to
address
the
Supreme
Being with
adoration,
confession,
supplication,
and
thanksgiving..
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) A
diligent
seeking
or
search;
manifested
want;
desire
to
possess;
request;
as, a
demand
for
certain
goods;
a
person's
company
is in great
demand..
Prejudice
::
Prejudice
(n.) An
opinion
or
judgment
formed
without
due
examination;
prejudgment;
a
leaning
toward
one side of a
question
from other
considerations
than those
belonging
to it; an
unreasonable
predilection
for, or
objection
against,
anything;
especially,
an
opinion
or
leaning
adverse
to
anything,
without
just
grounds,
or
before
sufficient
knowledge..
Tell
::
Tell (v. t.) To
order;
to
request;
to
command.
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