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Definition of science
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 science is as below...
Science
(n.)
Accumulated
and
established
knowledge,
which has been
systematized
and
formulated
with
reference
to the
discovery
of
general
truths
or the
operation
of
general
laws;
knowledge
classified
and made
available
in work, life, or the
search
for
truth;
comprehensive,
profound,
or
philosophical
knowledge..
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Nomenclature
::
Nomenclature
(n.) The
technical
names used in any
particular
branch
of
science
or art, or by any
school
or
individual;
as, the
nomenclature
of
botany
or of
chemistry;
the
nomenclature
of
Lavoisier
and his
associates..
Miasmology
::
Miasmology
(n.) That
department
of
medical
science
which
treats
of
miasma.
Microphonics
::
Microphonics
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the means of
increasing
the
intensity
of low or weak
sounds,
or of the
microphone..
Unconscionable
::
Unconscionable
(a.) Not
guided
by, or
conformed
to,
conscience..
Cabala
::
Cabala
(n.)
Secret
science
in
general;
mystic
art;
mystery.
Prescience
::
Prescience
(n.)
Knowledge
of
events
before
they take
place;
foresight.
Allegiance
::
Allegiance
(n.)
Devotion;
loyalty;
as,
allegiance
to
science..
Stereotype
::
Stereotomy
(n.) The
science
or art of
cutting
solids
into
certain
figures
or
sections,
as
arches,
and the like;
especially,
the art of
stonecutting..
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..
Morphologist
::
Morphologist
(n.) One who is
versed
in the
science
of
morphology.
Stereostatic
::
Stereoscopy
(n.) The art or
science
of using the
stereoscope,
or of
constructing
the
instrument
or the views used with it..
Alethiology
::
Alethiology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
nature
of truth and
evidence.
Sting
::
Sting (v. t.) To pain
acutely;
as, the
conscience
is stung with
remorse;
to
bite..
Aretaics
::
Aretaics
(n.) The
ethical
theory
which
excludes
all
relations
between
virtue
and
happiness;
the
science
of
virtue;
--
contrasted
with
eudemonics.
Statistics
::
Statistics
(n.) The
science
which has to do with the
collection
and
classification
of
certain
facts
respecting
the
condition
of the
people
in a
state.
Selenography
::
Selenography
(n.) The
science
that
treats
of the
physical
features
of the moon; --
corresponding
to
physical
geography
in
respect
to the
earth.
Acoustic
::
Acoustic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the sense of
hearing,
the
organs
of
hearing,
or the
science
of
sounds;
auditory..
Tectology
::
Tectology
(n.) A
division
of
morphology
created
by
Haeckel;
the
science
of
organic
individuality
constituting
the
purely
structural
portion
of
morphology,
in which the
organism
is
regarded
as
composed
of
organic
individuals
of
different
orders,
each organ being
considered
an
individual.
See
Promorphology,
and
Morphon..
Physiological
::
Physiological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
physiology;
relating
to the
science
of the
functions
of
living
organism;
as,
physiological
botany
or
chemistry..
Pandect
::
Pandect
(n.) A
treatise
which
comprehends
the whole of any
science.
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