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Definition of space
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 space is as below...
Space (n.) A
quantity
or
portion
of
extension;
distance
from one thing to
another;
an
interval
between
any two or more
objects;
as, the space
between
two stars or two
hills;
the sound was heard for the space of a
mile..
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Amphitheatre
::
Amphitheatre
(n.) An oval or
circular
building
with
rising
tiers of seats about an open space
called
the
arena.
Annulus
::
Annulus
(n.) A ring; a
ringlike
part or
space.
Wellhole
::
Wellhole
(n.) The open space left
beyond
the ends of the steps of a
staircase.
Illimitable
::
Illimitable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
limited
or
bounded;
immeasurable;
limitless;
boundless;
as,
illimitable
space..
Dole
::
Dole (n.) A void space left in
tillage.
Blank
::
Blank (a.) Free from
writing,
printing,
or
marks;
having
an empty space to be
filled
in with some
special
writing;
-- said of
checks,
official
documents,
etc.; as, blank
paper;
a blank
check;
a blank
ballot..
Sea Room
::
Sea room () Room or space at sea for a
vessel
to
maneuver,
drive,
or scud,
without
peril of
running
ashore
or
aground..
Far
::
Far
(adv.)
To a great
extent
or
distance
of
space;
widely;
as, we are
separated
far from each
other..
Stoma
::
Stoma (n.) The
minute
breathing
pores of
leaves
or other
organs
opening
into the
intercellular
spaces,
and
usually
bordered
by two
contractile
cells..
Region
::
Region
(n.) One of the grand
districts
or
quarters
into which any space or
surface,
as of the earth or the
heavens,
is
conceived
of as
divided;
hence,
in
general,
a
portion
of space or
territory
of
indefinite
extent;
country;
province;
district;
tract..
Spandrel
::
Spandrel
(n.) The
irregular
triangular
space
between
the curve of an arch and the
inclosing
right
angle;
or the space
between
the outer
moldings
of two
contiguous
arches
and a
horizontal
line above them, or
another
arch above and
inclosing
them..
Crate
::
Crate (n.) A box or case whose sides are of
wooden
slats with
interspaces,
-- used
especially
for
transporting
fruit..
Meteoroid
::
Meteoroid
(n.) A small body
moving
through
space,
or
revolving
about the sun, which on
entering
the
earth's
atmosphere
would be
deflagrated
and
appear
as a
meteor..
Wide
::
Wide
(adv.)
So as to leave or have a great space
between
the
sides;
so as to form a large
opening.
Object
::
Object
(v. t.) That which is set, or which may be
regarded
as set,
before
the mind so as to be
apprehended
or
known;
that of which the mind by any of its
activities
takes
cognizance,
whether
a thing
external
in space or a
conception
formed
by the mind
itself;
as, an
object
of
knowledge,
wonder,
fear,
thought,
study,
etc..
Handbreadth
::
Handbreadth
(n.) A space equal to the
breadth
of the hand; a palm.
Span
::
Span (v. t.) The space from the thumb to the end of the
little
finger
when
extended;
nine
inches;
eighth
of a
fathom.
Solid
::
Solid (n.) A
magnitude
which has
length,
breadth,
and
thickness;
a part of space
bounded
on all
sides..
Matter
::
Matter
(n.)
Amount;
quantity;
portion;
space;
-- often
indefinite.
Rib
::
Rib (n.) In
Gothic
vaulting,
one of the
primary
members
of the
vault.
These are
strong
arches,
meeting
and
crossing
one
another,
dividing
the whole space into
triangles,
which are then
filled
by
vaulted
construction
of
lighter
material.
Hence,
an
imitation
of one of these in wood,
plaster,
or the
like..
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