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Definition of strain
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Strain
(n.) A
portion
of music
divided
off by a
double
bar; a
complete
musical
period
or
sentence;
a
movement,
or any
rounded
subdivision
of a
movement..
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Movement
::
Movement
(n.) One of the
several
strains
or
pieces,
each
complete
in
itself,
with its own time and
rhythm,
which make up a
larger
work; as, the
several
movements
of a suite or a
symphony..
Distress
::
Distress
(n.) The thing taken by
distraining;
that which is
seized
to
procure
satisfaction.
Liberate
::
Liberate
(a.) To
release
from
restraint
or
bondage;
to set at
liberty;
to free; to
manumit;
to
disengage;
as, to
liberate
a slave or
prisoner;
to
liberate
the mind from
prejudice;
to
liberate
gases..
Strain
::
Strain
(n.)
Hereditary
character,
quality,
or
disposition..
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To
require;
to
constrain;
to
compel;
to
force;
to
cause;
to
occasion;
--
followed
by a noun or
pronoun
and
infinitive.
Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To cause to
remain
in a given
situation,
position,
or
relation,
within
certain
limits,
or the like; to
prevent
from
falling
or
escaping;
to
sustain;
to
restrain;
to keep in the
grasp;
to
retain..
Undersong
::
Undersong
(n.)
Accompanying
strain;
subordinate
and
underlying
meaning;
accompaniment;
undertone.
Detain
::
Detain
(v. t.) To
restrain
from
proceeding;
to stay or stop; to
delay;
as, we were
detained
by an
accident..
Unpinion
::
Unpinion
(v. t.) To loose from
pinions
or
manacles;
to free from
restraint.
Duress
::
Duress
(n.) The state of
compulsion
or
necessity
in which a
person
is
influenced,
whether
by the
unlawful
restrain
of his
liberty
or by
actual
or
threatened
physical
violence,
to incur a civil
liability
or to
commit
an
offense..
Strain
::
Strain
(a.) To exert to the
utmost;
to ply
vigorously.
Wrench
::
Wrench
(v. t.) An
instrument,
often a
simple
bar or lever with jaws or an
angular
orifice
either
at the end or
between
the ends, for
exerting
a
twisting
strain,
as in
turning
bolts,
nuts, screw taps, etc.; a screw key. Many
wrenches
have
adjustable
jaws for
grasping
nuts, etc., of
different
sizes..
Distringas
::
Distringas
(n.) A writ
commanding
the
sheriff
to
distrain
a
person
by his goods or
chattels,
to
compel
a
compliance
with
something
required
of him..
Stretch
::
Stretch
(v. i.) To
strain
the
truth;
to
exaggerate;
as, a man apt to
stretch
in his
report
of
facts..
Incontinently
::
Incontinently
(adv.)
In an
incontinent
manner;
without
restraint,
or
without
due
restraint;
-- used esp. of the
passions
or
appetites..
Unbend
::
Unbend
(v. t.) A remit from a
strain
or from
exertion;
to set at ease for a time; to
relax;
as, to
unbend
the mind from study or
care..
Trammeler
::
Trammeler
(n.) One who, or that
which,
trammels
or
restrains..
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. t.) To
fasten
or
secure
with, or as with, a bolt or
bolts,
as a door, a
timber,
fetters;
to
shackle;
to
restrain..
Strain
::
Strain
(a.) To act upon, in any way, so as to cause
change
of form or
volume,
as
forces
on a beam to bend it..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(n.) The head gear with which a horse is
governed
and
restrained,
consisting
of a
headstall,
a bit, and
reins,
with other
appendages..
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