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Definition of regard
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Regard
(v. t.)
Attention
of the mind with a
feeling
of
interest;
observation;
heed;
notice.
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Stultify
::
Stultify
(v. t.) To
regard
as a fool, or as
foolish..
Venerate
::
Venerate
(v. t.) To
regard
with
reverential
respect;
to honor with
mingled
respect
and awe; to
reverence;
to
revere;
as, we
venerate
parents
and
elders..
Estimable
::
Estimable
(a.) Worth of
esteem
or
respect;
deserving
our good
opinion
or
regard.
Mercurammonium
::
Mercurammonium
(n.) A
radical
regarded
as
derived
from
ammonium
by the
substitution
of
mercury
for a
portion
of the
hydrogen.
Manichee
::
Manichee
(n.) A
believer
in the
doctrines
of
Manes,
a
Persian
of the third
century
A. D., who
taught
a
dualism
in which Light is
regarded
as the
source
of Good, and
Darkness
as the
source
of
Evil..
Limb
::
Limb (n.) A thing or
person
regarded
as a part or
member
of, or
attachment
to,
something
else..
Mistletoe
::
Mistletoe
(n.) A
parasitic
evergreen
plant of
Europe
(Viscum
album),
bearing
a
glutinous
fruit.
When found upon the oak, where it is rare, it was an
object
of
superstitious
regard
among the
Druids.
A bird lime is
prepared
from its
fruit..
Fond
::
Fond
(superl.)
Doted on;
regarded
with
affection.
Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) An
engagement
or
undertaking,
express
or
implied,
that a
certain
fact
regarding
the
subject
of a
contract
is, or shall be, as it is
expressly
or
impliedly
declared
or
promised
to be. In sales of goods by
persons
in
possession,
there is an
implied
warranty
of
title,
but, as to the
quality
of
goods,
the rule of every sale is,
Caveat
emptor..
Urochrome
::
Urochrome
(n.) A
yellow
urinary
pigment,
considered
by
Thudichum
as the only
pigment
present
in
normal
urine.
It is
regarded
by Maly as
identical
with
urobilin..
Sail
::
Sail (n.)
Anything
resembling
a sail, or
regarded
as a
sail..
Flavol
::
Flavol
(n.) A
yellow,
crystalline
substance,
obtained
from
anthraquinone,
and
regarded
as a
hydroxyl
derivative
of it..
Amidships
::
Amidships
(adv.)
In the
middle
of a ship, with
regard
to her
length,
and
sometimes
also her
breadth..
Gem
::
Gem (n.)
Anything
of small size, or
expressed
within
brief
limits,
which is
regarded
as a gem on
account
of its
beauty
or
value,
as a small
picture,
a verse of
poetry,
a witty or wise
saying..
Peyer''s Glands
::
Peyer's
glands
()
Patches
of
lymphoid
nodules,
in the walls of the small
intestiness;
agminated
glands;
--
called
also
Peyer's
patches.
In
typhoid
fever they
become
the seat of
ulcers
which are
regarded
as the
characteristic
organic
lesion
of that
disease..
Contemplate
::
Contemplate
(v. t.) To look at on all sides or in all its
bearings;
to view or
consider
with
continued
attention;
to
regard
with
deliberate
care; to
meditate
on; to
study.
Neglect
::
Neglect
(v.) The state of being
disregarded,
slighted,
or
neglected..
Reputation
::
Reputation
(v. t.)
Specifically:
Good
reputation;
favorable
regard;
public
esteem;
general
credit;
good name.
Philosopher
::
Philosopher
(n.) One who
reduces
the
principles
of
philosophy
to
practice
in the
conduct
of life; one who lives
according
to the rules of
practical
wisdom;
one who meets or
regards
all
vicissitudes
with
calmness.
Cotarnine
::
Cotarnine
(n.) A
white,
crystalline
substance,
C12H13NO3,
obtained
as a
product
of the
decomposition
of
narcotine.
It has weak basic
properties,
and is
usually
regarded
as an
alkaloid..
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