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Definition of strain
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Strain
(a.) To
injure
by
drawing,
stretching,
or the
exertion
of
force;
as, the gale
strained
the
timbers
of the
ship..
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Flourish
::
Flourish
(v. i.) To
execute
an
irregular
or
fanciful
strain
of
music,
by way of
ornament
or
prelude..
Abandon
::
Abandon
(n.) A
complete
giving
up to
natural
impulses;
freedom
from
artificial
constraint;
careless
freedom
or ease.
Cohibition
::
Cohibition
(n.)
Hindrance;
restraint.
Put
::
Put (v. t.) To
incite;
to
entice;
to urge; to
constrain;
to
oblige.
Latitudinarian
::
Latitudinarian
(a.) Not
restrained;
not
confined
by
precise
limits.
Rescue
::
Rescue
(v.) The
forcible
retaking,
or
taking
away,
against
law, of
things
lawfully
distrained..
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.)
Reflexively:
To give
(one's
self) up
without
attempt
at
self-control;
to yield
(one's
self)
unrestrainedly;
-- often in a bad
sense.
Force
::
Force (n.) To exert to the
utmost;
to urge;
hence,
to
strain;
to urge to
excessive,
unnatural,
or
untimely
action;
to
produce
by
unnatural
effort;
as, to force a
consient
or
metaphor;
to force a
laugh;
to force
fruits..
Strain
::
Strain
(n.)
Hereditary
character,
quality,
or
disposition..
Strain
::
Strain
(v. i.) To
percolate;
to be
filtered;
as, water
straining
through
a sandy
soil..
Deliver
::
Deliver
(v. t.) To set free from
restraint;
to set at
liberty;
to
release;
to
liberate,
as from
control;
to give up; to free; to save; to
rescue
from evil
actual
or
feared;
-- often with from or out of; as, to
deliver
one from
captivity,
or from fear of
death..
Cadence
::
Cadence
(n.) A
cadenza,
or
closing
embellishment;
a pause
before
the end of a
strain,
which the
performer
may fill with a
flight
of
fancy..
Redistrainer
::
Redistrainer
(n.) One who
distrains
again.
Prisoner
::
Prisoner
(n.) A
person
under
arrest,
or in
custody,
whether
in
prison
or not; a
person
held in
involuntary
restraint;
a
captive;
as, a
prisoner
at the bar of a
court..
Stint
::
Stint (v. t.) To
restrain
within
certain
limits;
to
bound;
to
confine;
to
restrain;
to
restrict
to a scant
allowance.
Quarantine
::
Quarantine
(n.)
Specifically,
the term,
originally
of forty days,
during
which a ship
arriving
in port, and
suspected
of being
infected
a
malignant
contagious
disease,
is
obliged
to
forbear
all
intercourse
with the
shore;
hence,
such
restraint
or
inhibition
of
intercourse;
also, the place where
infected
or
prohibited
vessels
are
stationed..
Prelude
::
Prelude
(v. t.) An
introductory
performance,
preceding
and
preparing
for the
principal
matter;
a
preliminary
part,
movement,
strain,
etc.;
especially
(Mus.),
a
strain
introducing
the theme or chief
subject;
a
movement
introductory
to a
fugue,
yet
independent;
-- with
recent
composers
often
synonymous
with
overture..
Circumscribe
::
Circumscribe
(v. t.) To
inclose
within
a
certain
limit;
to hem in; to
surround;
to
bound;
to
confine;
to
restrain.
Enforce
::
Enforce
(v. t.) To put force upon; to
force;
to
constrain;
to
compel;
as, to
enforce
obedience
to
commands..
Ne Exeat
::
Ne exeat () A writ to
restrain
a
person
from
leaving
the
country,
or the
jurisdiction
of the
court.
The writ was
originally
applicable
to
purposes
of
state,
but is now an
ordinary
process
of
courts
of
equity,
resorted
to for the
purpose
of
obtaining
bail, or
security
to abide a
decree..
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