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Definition of regard
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Regard
(v. t.)
Matter
for
consideration;
account;
condition.
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Fond
::
Fond
(superl.)
Doted on;
regarded
with
affection.
Consider
::
Consider
(v. t.) To have
regard
to; to take into view or
account;
to pay due
attention
to; to
respect.
Dyscrasia
::
Dyscrasia
(n.) An ill habit or state of the
constitution;
--
formerly
regarded
as
dependent
on a
morbid
condition
of the blood and
humors.
Reward
::
Reward
(n.)
Regard;
respect;
consideration.
Codeine
::
Codeine
(n.) One of the opium
alkaloids;
a white
crystalline
substance,
C18H21NO3,
similar
to and
regarded
as a
derivative
of
morphine,
but much
feebler
in its
action;
--
called
also
codeia..
Altruism
::
Altruism
(n.)
Regard
for
others,
both
natural
and
moral;
devotion
to the
interests
of
others;
brotherly
kindness;
--
opposed
to
egoism
or
selfishness..
Vote
::
Vote (n.) A wish,
choice,
or
opinion,
of a
person
or a body of
persons,
expressed
in some
received
and
authorized
way; the
expression
of a wish,
desire,
will,
preference,
or
choice,
in
regard
to any
measure
proposed,
in which the
person
voting
has an
interest
in
common
with
others,
either
in
electing
a
person
to
office,
or in
passing
laws,
rules,
regulations,
etc.;
suffrage..
Parley
::
Parley
(n.)
Mutual
discourse
or
conversation;
discussion;
hence,
an oral
conference
with an
enemy,
as with
regard
to a
truce..
Advertency
::
Advertency
() The act of
adverting,
of the
quality
of being
advertent;
attention;
notice;
regard;
heedfulness..
Imponderable
::
Imponderable
(n.) An
imponderable
substance
or body;
specifically,
in the
plural,
a name
formerly
applied
to heat,
light,
electricity,
and
magnetism,
regarded
as
subtile
fluids
destitute
of
weight
but in
modern
science
little
used..
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.) To keep in view; to
behold;
to look at; to view; to gaze upon.
Oxanillamide
::
Oxanillamide
(n.) A white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
obtained
indirectly
by the
action
of
cyanogen
on
aniline,
and
regarded
as an
anilide
of
oxamic
acid; --
called
also
phenyl
oxamide..
Irrespectively
::
Irrespectively
(adv.)
Without
regard
to
conditions;
not
making
circumstances
into
consideration.
Sulphydric
::
Sulphydrate
(n.) A
compound,
analogous
to a
hydrate,
regarded
as a salt of
sulphydric
acid, or as a
derivative
of
hydrogen
sulphide
in which one half of the
hydrogen
is
replaced
by a base (as
potassium
sulphydrate,
KSH), or as a
hydrate
in which the
oxygen
has been
wholly
or
partially
replaced
by
sulphur..
Mean
::
Mean
(superl.)
Of
little
value or
account;
worthy
of
little
or no
regard;
contemptible;
despicable.
Thionyl
::
Thionyl
(n.) The
hypothetical
radical
SO,
regarded
as an
essential
constituent
of
certain
sulphurous
compounds;
as,
thionyl
chloride..
Honorable
::
Honorable
(a.)
Worthy
of
respect;
regarded
with
esteem;
to be
commended;
consistent
with honor or
rectitude.
Ray
::
Ray (n.) One of a
system
of
diverging
lines
passing
through
a
point,
and
regarded
as
extending
indefinitely
in both
directions.
See
Half-ray..
Science
::
Science
(n.) Art,
skill,
or
expertness,
regarded
as the
result
of
knowledge
of laws and
principles..
Altruistic
::
Altruistic
(a.)
Regardful
of
others;
beneficent;
unselfish;
--
opposed
to
egoistic
or
selfish.
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