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Definition of removal
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Removal
(n.) The act of
removing,
or the state of being
removed..
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Relegation
::
Relegation
(n.) The act of
relegating,
or the state of being
relegated;
removal;
banishment;
exile..
Displantation
::
Displantation
(n.) The act of
displanting;
removal;
displacement.
Relief
::
Relief
(n.) The act of
relieving,
or the state of being
relieved;
the
removal,
or
partial
removal,
of any evil, or of
anything
oppressive
or
burdensome,
by which some ease is
obtained;
succor;
alleviation;
comfort;
ease;
redress..
Disappearance
::
Disappearance
(n.) The act of
disappearing;
cessation
of
appearance;
removal
from
sight;
vanishing.
Exacination
::
Exacination
(n.)
Removal
of the
kernel.
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To ease of any
imposition,
burden,
wrong,
or
oppression,
by
judicial
or
legislative
interposition,
as by the
removal
of a
grievance,
by
indemnification
for
losses,
or the like; to
right..
Metasilicic
::
Metasilicic
(a.)
Designating
an acid
derived
from
silicic
acid by the
removal
of
water;
of or
pertaining
to such an acid.
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) An
application
for the
removal
of a cause or suit from an
inferior
to a
superior
judge or court for
reexamination
or
review.
Gunnie
::
Gunnie
(n.) Space left by the
removal
of ore.
Emigration
::
Emigration
(n.) The act of
emigrating;
removal
from one
country
or state to
another,
for the
purpose
of
residence,
as from
Europe
to
America,
or, in
America,
from the
Atlantic
States
to the
Western..
Ossein
::
Ossein
(n.) The
organic
basis of bone
tissue;
the
residue
after
removal
of the
mineral
matters
from bone by
dilute
acid; in
embryonic
tissue,
the
substance
in which the
mineral
salts are
deposited
to form bone; --
called
also
ostein.
Chemically
it is the same as
collagen..
Oncotomy
::
Oncotomy
(n.) The
opening
of an
abscess,
or the
removal
of a
tumor,
with a
cutting
instrument..
Metathesis
::
Metathesis
(n.) A mere
change
in place of a
morbid
substance,
without
removal
from the
body..
Cure
::
Cure (n.) Means of the
removal
of
disease
or evil; that which
heals;
a
remedy;
a
restorative.
Elongation
::
Elongation
(n.)
Removal
to a
distance;
withdrawal;
a being at a
distance;
distance.
Residue
::
Residue
(n.) That which
remains
of a
molecule
after the
removal
of a
portion
of its
constituents;
hence,
an atom or group
regarded
as a
portion
of a
molecule;
-- used as
nearly
equivalent
to
radical,
but in a more
general
sense..
Dehydrogenation
::
Dehydrogenation
(n.) The act or
process
of
freeing
from
hydrogen;
also, the
condition
resulting
from the
removal
of
hydrogen..
Transportation
::
Transportation
(n.) The act of
transporting,
or the state of being
transported;
carriage
from one place to
another;
removal;
conveyance..
Dezincification
::
Dezincification
(n.) The act or
process
of
freeing
from zinc; also, the
condition
resulting
from the
removal
of
zinc..
Hospitaler
::
Hospitaler
(n.) One of an order of
knights
who built a
hospital
at
Jerusalem
for
pilgrims,
A. D. 1042. They were
called
Knights
of St. John of
Jerusalem,
and after the
removal
of the order to
Malta,
Knights
of
Malta..
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