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Definition of rely
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 rely is as below...
Rely (v. i.) To rest with
confidence,
as when fully
satisfied
of the
veracity,
integrity,
or
ability
of
persons,
or of the
certainty
of facts or of
evidence;
to have
confidence;
to
trust;
to
depend;
-- with on,
formerly
also with in..
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Underhonest
::
Underhonest
(a.) Not
entirely
honest.
Bodily
::
Bodily
(adv.)
In
respect
to, or so as to
affect,
the
entire
body or mass;
entirely;
all at once;
completely;
as, to carry away
bodily.
Leapt
bodily
below..
Brace
::
Brace (n.) A pair; a
couple;
as, a brace of
ducks;
now
rarely
applied
to
persons,
except
familiarly
or with some
contempt..
Obscurely
::
Obscurely
(adv.)
In an
obscure
manner.
Aard-vark
::
Aard-vark
(n.) An
edentate
mammal,
of the genus
Orycteropus,
somewhat
resembling
a pig,
common
in some parts of
Southern
Africa.
It
burrows
in the
ground,
and feeds
entirely
on ants, which it
catches
with its long, slimy
tongue..
Erastian
::
Erastian
(n.) One of the
followers
of
Thomas
Erastus,
a
German
physician
and
theologian
of the 16th
century.
He held that the
punishment
of all
offenses
should
be
referred
to the civil
power,
and that holy
communion
was open to all. In the
present
day, an
Erastian
is one who would see the
church
placed
entirely
under the
control
of the
State..
Demurely
::
Demurely
(adv.)
In a
demure
manner;
soberly;
gravely;
-- now,
commonly,
with a mere show of
gravity
or
modesty..
Lambaste
::
Lambaste
(v. t.) To beat
severely.
Scourge
::
Scourge
(n.) To whip
severely;
to lash.
Gloom
::
Gloom (v. i.) To shine or
appear
obscurely
or
imperfectly;
to
glimmer.
Poll
::
Poll (n.) One who does not try for
honors,
but is
content
to take a
degree
merely;
a
passman..
Wanton
::
Wanton
(n.) A
roving,
frolicsome
thing;
a
trifler;
-- used
rarely
as a term of
endearment..
Brilliant
::
Brilliant
(a.) A
diamond
or other gem of the
finest
cut,
formed
into faces and
facets,
so as to
reflect
and
refract
the
light,
by which it is
rendered
more
brilliant.
It has at the
middle,
or top, a
principal
face,
called
the
table,
which is
surrounded
by a
number
of
sloping
facets
forming
a
bizet;
below,
it has a small face or
collet,
parallel
to the
table,
connected
with the
girdle
by a
pavilion
of
elongated
facets.
It is thus
distinguished
from the rose
diamond,
which is
entirely
covered
with
Crotonine
::
Crotonine
(n.) A
supposed
alkaloid
obtained
from
croton
oil by
boiling
it with water and
magnesia,
since found to be
merely
a
magnesia
soap of the oil..
Venture
::
Venture
(v. t.) To
confide
in; to rely on; to
trust.
Amphigamous
::
Amphigamous
(a.)
Having
a
structure
entirely
cellular,
and no
distinct
sexual
organs;
-- a term
applied
by De
Candolle
to the
lowest
order of
plants..
Imparlance
::
Imparlance
(n.) Time given to a party to talk or
converse
with his
opponent,
originally
with the
object
of
effecting,
if
possible,
an
amicable
adjustment
of the suit. The
actual
object,
however,
has long been
merely
to
obtain
further
time to
plead,
or
answer
to the
allegations
of the
opposite
party..
Ramp
::
Ramp (n.) Any
sloping
member,
other than a
purely
constructional
one, such as a
continuous
parapet
to a
staircase..
Abundant
::
Abundant
(a.) Fully
sufficient;
plentiful;
in
copious
supply;
--
followed
by in,
rarely
by
with..
Just
::
"Just
(adv.)
Barely;
merely;
scarcely;
only; by a very small space or time; as, he just
missed
the
train;
just too
late..
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