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Definition of story
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 story is as below...
Story (v. t.) A set of rooms on the same floor or
level;
a
floor,
or the space
between
two
floors.
Also, a
horizontal
division
of a
building's
exterior
considered
architecturally,
which need not
correspond
exactly
with the
stories
within..
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Jarl
::
"Jarl (n.) A
chief;
an earl; in
English
history,
one of the
leaders
in the
Danish
and Norse
invasions..
Hoax
::
Hoax (v. t.) To
deceive
by a story or a
trick,
for sport or
mischief;
to
impose
upon
sportively..
Hero
::
Hero (n.) The
principal
personage
in a poem,
story,
and the like, or the
person
who has the
principal
share in the
transactions
related;
as
Achilles
in the
Iliad,
Ulysses
in the
Odyssey,
and
Aeneas
in the
Aeneid..
Allude
::
Allude
(v. i.) To refer to
something
indirectly
or by
suggestion;
to have
reference
to a
subject
not
specifically
and
plainly
mentioned;
--
followed
by to; as, the story
alludes
to a
recent
transaction..
Verbatim
::
Verbatim
(adv.)
Word for word; in the same
words;
verbally;
as, to tell a story
verbatim
as
another
has
related
it..
Consistory
::
Consistory
(n.) An
assembly
of
prelates;
a
session
of the
college
of
cardinals
at Rome.
Upstairs
::
Upstairs
(adv.)
Up the
stairs;
in or
toward
an upper
story.
Sound
::
Sound (v. i.) To make or
convey
a
certain
impression,
or to have a
certain
import,
when
heard;
hence,
to seem; to
appear;
as, this
reproof
sounds
harsh;
the story
sounds
like an
invention..
Literary
::
Literary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
letters
or
literature;
pertaining
to
learning
or
learned
men; as,
literary
fame; a
literary
history;
literary
conversation..
Fiction
::
Fiction
(n.) That which is
feigned,
invented,
or
imagined;
especially,
a
feigned
or
invented
story,
whether
oral or
written.
Hence:
A story told in order to
deceive;
a
fabrication;
--
opposed
to fact, or
reality..
Biographize
::
Biographize
(v. t.) To write a
history
of the life of.
Sphragistics
::
Sphragistics
(n.) The
science
of
seals,
their
history,
age,
distinctions,
etc., esp. as
verifying
the age and
genuiness
of
documents..
Histority
::
Histority
(v. t.) To
record
in or as
history.
Dendrology
::
Dendrology
(n.) A
discourse
or
treatise
on
trees;
the
natural
history
of
trees.
Consistorian
::
Consistorian
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
Presbyterian
consistory;
-- a
contemptuous
term of 17th
century
controversy.
Canard
::
Canard
(n.) An
extravagant
or
absurd
report
or
story;
a
fabricated
sensational
report
or
statement;
esp. one set
afloat
in the
newspapers
to hoax the
public.
Logographer
::
Logographer
(n.) A
chronicler;
one who
writes
history
in a
condensed
manner
with short
simple
sentences.
Historiographer
::
Historiographer
(n.) An
historian;
a
writer
of
history;
especially,
one
appointed
or
designated
to write a
history;
also, a title
bestowed
by some
governments
upon
historians
of
distinction..
Phenomenology
::
Phenomenology
(n.) A
description,
history,
or
explanation
of
phenomena..
Monstrous
::
Monstrous
(a.)
Extraordinary
in a way to
excite
wonder,
dislike,
apprehension,
etc.; -- said of size,
appearance,
color,
sound,
etc.; as, a
monstrous
height;
a
monstrous
ox; a
monstrous
story..
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