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Definition of recur
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Recur (v. i.) To
resort;
to have
recourse;
to go for help.
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Repetend
::
Repetend
(n.) That part of a
circulating
decimal
which
recurs
continually,
ad
infinitum:
--
sometimes
indicated
by a dot over the first and last
figures;
thus, in the
circulating
decimal
.728328328
+
(otherwise
.7/8/),
the
repetend
is 283..
Atavism
::
Atavism
(n.) The
recurrence,
or a
tendency
to a
recurrence,
of the
original
type of a
species
in the
progeny
of its
varieties;
resemblance
to
remote
rather
than to near
ancestors;
reversion
to the
original
form..
Periodical
::
Periodical
(a.)
Happening,
by
revolution,
at a
stated
time;
returning
regularly,
after a
certain
period
of time;
acting,
happening,
or
appearing,
at fixed
intervals;
recurring;
as,
periodical
epidemics..
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A
sensation
of cold with
convulsive
shaking
of the body,
pinched
face, pale skin, and blue lips,
caused
by undue
cooling
of the body or by
nervous
excitement,
or
forming
the
precursor
of some
constitutional
disturbance,
as of a
fever..
Recurve
::
Recurve
(v. t.) To curve in an
opposite
or
unusual
direction;
to bend back or down.
Recure
::
Recure
(v. t.) To
restore,
as from
weariness,
sickness;
or the like; to
repair..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) A
recurring
stroke;
a
throb;
a
pulsation;
as, a beat of the
heart;
the beat of the
pulse..
Recurring
::
Recurring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Recu.
Monotony
::
Monotony
(n.) A
frequent
recurrence
of the same tone or
sound,
producing
a dull
uniformity;
absence
of
variety,
as in
speaking
or
singing..
New
::
New
(superl.)
Newly
beginning
or
recurring;
starting
anew; now
commencing;
different
from has been; as, a new year; a new
course
or
direction..
Asthma
::
Asthma
(n.) A
disease,
characterized
by
difficulty
of
breathing
(due to a
spasmodic
contraction
of the
bronchi),
recurring
at
intervals,
accompanied
with a
wheezing
sound,
a sense of
constriction
in the
chest,
a
cough,
and
expectoration..
Reciprocation
::
Reciprocation
(n.)
Alternate
recurrence
or
action;
as, the
reciprocation
of the sea in the flow and ebb of
tides..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) A
sudden
swelling
or
reenforcement
of a
sound,
recurring
at
regular
intervals,
and
produced
by the
interference
of sound waves of
slightly
different
periods
of
vibrations;
applied
also, by
analogy,
to other kinds of wave
motions;
the
pulsation
or
throbbing
produced
by the
vibrating
together
of two tones not quite in
unison.
See Beat, v. i., 8..
Antecursor
::
Antecursor
(n.) A
forerunner;
a
precursor.
Phase
::
Phase (n.) A
particular
appearance
or state in a
regularly
recurring
cycle of
changes
with
respect
to
quantity
of
illumination
or form of
enlightened
disk; as, the
phases
of the moon or
planets.
See
Illust.
under
Moon..
Pendulous
::
Pendulous
(a.)
Inclined
or
hanging
downwards,
as a
flower
on a
recurved
stalk,
or an ovule which hangs from the upper part of the
ovary..
Recursion
::
Recursion
(n.) The act of
recurring;
return.
Period
::
Period
(n.) A
portion
of time as
limited
and
determined
by some
recurring
phenomenon,
as by the
completion
of a
revolution
of one of the
heavenly
bodies;
a
division
of time, as a
series
of
years,
months,
or days, in which
something
is
completed,
and ready to
recommence
and go on in the same
order;
as, the
period
of the sun, or the
earth,
or a
comet..
Turlupin
::
Turlupin
(n.) One of the
precursors
of the
Reformation;
-- a
nickname
corresponding
to
Lollard,
etc..
Orient
::
Orient
(v. t.) Fig.: To
correct
or set right by
recurring
to first
principles;
to
arrange
in
order;
to
orientate.
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