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Definition of regard
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 regard is as below...
Regard
(v. t.) To
consider
and
treat;
to have a
certain
feeling
toward;
as, to
regard
one with favor or
dislike..
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Myricyl
::
Myricyl
(n.) A
hypothetical
radical
regarded
as the
essential
residue
of
myricin;
--
called
also
melissyl.
Consubstantiate
::
Consubstantiate
(v. t. ) To cause to
unite,
or to
regard
as
united,
in one
common
substance
or
nature..
Anticyclone
::
Anticyclone
(n.) A
movement
of the
atmosphere
opposite
in
character,
as
regards
direction
of the wind and
distribution
of
barometric
pressure,
to that of a
cyclone..
Vishnu
::
Vishnu
(n.) A
divinity
of the
modern
Hindu
trimurti,
or
trinity.
He is
regarded
as the
preserver,
while
Brahma
is the
creator,
and Siva the
destroyer
of the
creation..
Propionyl
::
Propionyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
C3H5O,
regarded
as the
essential
residue
of
propionic
acid and
certain
related
compounds..
Respectless
::
Respectless
(a.)
Having
no
respect;
without
regard;
regardless.
Generous
::
Generous
(a.)
Exhibiting
those
qualities
which are
popularly
reregarded
as
belonging
to high
birth;
noble;
honorable;
magnanimous;
spirited;
courageous.
Symbolize
::
Symbolize
(v. t.) To make
representative
of
something;
to
regard
or treat as
symbolic.
Observant
::
Observant
(a.)
Submissively
attentive;
obediently
watchful;
regardful;
mindful;
obedient
(to); -- with of, as, to be
observant
of
rules..
Caucus
::
Caucus
(n.) A
meeting,
especially
a
preliminary
meeting,
of
persons
belonging
to a
party,
to
nominate
candidates
for
public
office,
or to
select
delegates
to a
nominating
convention,
or to
confer
regarding
measures
of party
policy;
a
political
primary
meeting..
Fast
::
Fast (v.) Given to
pleasure
seeking;
disregardful
of
restraint;
reckless;
wild;
dissipated;
dissolute;
as, a fast man; a fast
liver..
Envy
::
Envy (v. i.) To be
filled
with
envious
feelings;
to
regard
anything
with
grudging
and
longing
eyes; -- used
especially
with at.
Erysipelas
::
Erysipelas
(n.) St.
Anthony's
fire; a
febrile
disease
accompanied
with a
diffused
inflammation
of the skin,
which,
starting
usually
from a
single
point,
spreads
gradually
over its
surface.
It is
usually
regarded
as
contagious,
and often
occurs
epidemically..
Minding
::
Minding
(n.)
Regard;
mindfulness.
Spatially
::
Spatially
(adv.)
As
regards
space.
Unruly
::
Unruly
(superl.)
Not
submissive
to rule;
disregarding
restraint;
disposed
to
violate;
turbulent;
ungovernable;
refractory;
as, an
unruly
boy;
unruly
boy;
unruly
conduct..
Tender
::
Tender
(n.)
Regard;
care; kind
concern.
Me
::
Me
(pers.
pron.)
The
person
speaking,
regarded
as an
object;
myself;
a
pronoun
of the first
person
used as the
objective
and
dative
case of the
pronoum
I; as, he
struck
me; he gave me the
money,
or he gave the money to me; he got me a hat, or he got a hat for me..
Osmose
::
Osmose
(n.) The
tendency
in
fluids
to mix, or
become
equably
diffused,
when in
contact.
It was first
observed
between
fluids
of
differing
densities,
and as
taking
place
through
a
membrane
or an
intervening
porous
structure.
The more rapid flow from the
thinner
to the
thicker
fluid was then
called
endosmose,
and the
opposite,
slower
current,
exosmose.
Both are,
however,
results
of the same
force.
Osmose
may be
regarded
as a form of
molecular
attraction,
allied
to that of
adhesion..
Supernaturally
::
Supernaturalize
(v. t.) To treat or
regard
as
supernatural.
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