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Definition of showing
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Showing
(n.)
Presentation
of
facts;
statement.
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Scholarly
::
Scholarly
(a.) Like a
scholar,
or
learned
person;
showing
the
qualities
of a
scholar;
as, a
scholarly
essay or
critique..
Tonophant
::
Tonophant
(n.) A
modification
of the
kaleidophon,
for
showing
composition
of
acoustic
vibrations.
It
consists
of two thin slips of steel
welded
together,
their
length
being
adjystable
by a screw
socket..
Gamy
::
Gamy (a.)
Showing
an
unyielding
spirit
to the last;
plucky;
furnishing
sport;
as, a gamy
trout..
Bookplate
::
Bookplate
(n.) A
label,
placed
upon or in a book,
showing
its
ownership
or its
position
in a
library..
Impassioned
::
Impassioned
(p. p. & a.)
Actuated
or
characterized
by
passion
or zeal;
showing
warmth
of
feeling;
ardent;
animated;
excited;
as, an
impassioned
orator
or
discourse..
Show
::
Show (n.) The act of
showing,
or
bringing
to view;
exposure
to
sight;
exhibition..
Pattern
::
Pattern
(n.) A part
showing
the
figure
or
quality
of the
whole;
a
specimen;
a
sample;
an
example;
an
instance.
Hostile
::
Hostile
(a.)
Belonging
or
appropriate
to an
enemy;
showing
the
disposition
of an
enemy;
showing
ill will and
malevolence,
or a
desire
to
thwart
and
injure;
occupied
by an enemy or
enemies;
inimical;
unfriendly;
as, a
hostile
force;
hostile
intentions;
a
hostile
country;
hostile
to a
sudden
change..
Constat
::
Constat
(n.) A
certificate
showing
what
appears
upon
record
touching
a
matter
in
question.
Proud
::
Proud
(superl.)
Possessing
or
showing
too great
self-esteem;
overrating
one's
excellences;
hence,
arrogant;
haughty;
lordly;
presumptuous..
Repentant
::
Repentant
(a.)
Expressing
or
showing
sorrow
for sin; as,
repentant
tears;
repentant
ashes..
Indicatory
::
Indicatory
(a.)
Serving
to show or make
known;
showing;
indicative;
signifying;
implying.
Bill Book
::
Bill book () A book in which a
person
keeps an
account
of his
notes,
bills,
bills of
exchange,
etc., thus
showing
all that he
issues
and
receives..
Prognostic
::
Prognostic
(a.)
Indicating
something
future
by signs or
symptoms;
foreshowing;
aiding
in
prognosis;
as, the
prognostic
symptoms
of a
disease;
prognostic
signs..
Paradigm
::
Paradigm
(n.) An
example
of a
conjugation
or
declension,
showing
a word in all its
different
forms of
inflection..
Composition
::
Composition
(n.) A
literary,
musical,
or
artistic
production,
especially
one
showing
study and care in
arrangement;
-- often used of an
elementary
essay or
translation
done as an
educational
exercise..
Exemplification
::
Exemplification
(n.) The act of
exemplifying;
a
showing
or
illustrating
by
example.
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.) The
action
of
discovering;
exposure
to view;
laying
open;
showing;
as, the
discovery
of a
plot..
Koodoo
::
Koodoo
(n.) A large South
African
antelope
(Strepsiceros
kudu).
The males have
graceful
spiral
horns,
sometimes
four feet long. The
general
color is
reddish
or
grayish
brown,
with eight or nine white bands on each side, and a pale
dorsal
stripe.
The old males
become
dark
bluish
gray, due to the skin
showing
through
the hair. The
females
are
hornless.
Called
also
nellut..
Plea
::
Plea (n.) That which is
alleged
by a party in
support
of his
cause;
in a
stricter
sense,
an
allegation
of fact in a
cause,
as
distinguished
from a
demurrer;
in a still more
limited
sense,
and in
modern
practice,
the
defendant's
answer
to the
plaintiff's
declaration
and
demand.
That which the
plaintiff
alleges
in his
declaration
is
answered
and
repelled
or
justified
by the
defendant's
plea. In
chancery
practice,
a plea is a
special
answer
showing
or
relying
upon one or more
things
as a cause why
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