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Definition of strain
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Strain
(n.) Any
sustained
note or
movement;
a song; a
distinct
portion
of an ode or other poem; also, the
pervading
note, or
burden,
of a song, poem,
oration,
book, etc.;
theme;
motive;
manner;
style;
also, a
course
of
action
or
conduct;
as, he spoke in a noble
strain;
there was a
strain
of woe in his
story;
a
strain
of
trickery
appears
in his
career..
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Strained
::
Strained
(a.)
Subjected
to great or
excessive
tension;
wrenched;
weakened;
as,
strained
relations
between
old
friends..
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..
Taut
::
Taut (a.)
Tight;
stretched;
not
slack;
-- said esp. of a rope that is
tightly
strained.
Strain
::
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..
Tamis
::
Tamis (n.) A
sieve,
or
strainer,
made of a kind of
woolen
cloth..
Swealed
::
Swaying
(n.) An
injury
caused
by
violent
strains
or by
overloading;
-- said of the backs of
horses.
Immodest
::
Immodest
(a.) Not
modest;
wanting
in the
reserve
or
restraint
which
decorum
and
decency
require;
indecent;
indelicate;
obscene;
lewd; as,
immodest
persons,
behavior,
words,
pictures,
etc..
Distrainable
::
Distrainable
(a.)
Capable
of
being,
or
liable
to be,
distrained..
Reprehend
::
Reprehend
(v. t.) To
reprove
or
reprimand
with a view of
restraining,
checking,
or
preventing;
to make
charge
of fault
against;
to
disapprove
of; to
chide;
to
blame;
to
censure..
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) At ease; free from pain,
trouble,
or
constraint.
Enforcive
::
Enforcive
(a.)
Serving
to
enforce
or
constrain;
compulsive.
Freely
::
Freely
(adv.)
In a free
manner;
without
restraint
or
compulsion;
abundantly;
gratuitously.
Transcolate
::
Transcolate
(v. t.) To cause to pass
through
a sieve or
colander;
to
strain,
as
through
a
sieve..
Liberal
::
Liberal
(a.) Free to
excess;
regardless
of law or moral
restraint;
licentious.
Loose
::
Loose (n.)
Freedom
from
restraint.
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Free;
unrestrained;
unconfined.
Audacity
::
Audacity
(n.)
Reckless
daring;
presumptuous
impudence;
--
implying
a
contempt
of law or moral
restraints.
Titter
::
Titter
(v. t.) To laugh with the
tongue
striking
against
the root of the upper
teeth;
to laugh with
restraint,
or
without
much
noise;
to
giggle..
Obstriction
::
Obstriction
(n.) The state of being
constrained,
bound,
or
obliged;
that which
constrains
or
obliges;
obligation;
bond..
Distraint
::
Distraint
(n.) The act or
proceeding
of
seizing
personal
property
by
distress.
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