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Definition of structure
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 structure is as below...
Structure
(n.)
Manner
of
organization;
the
arrangement
of the
different
tissues
or parts of
animal
and
vegetable
organisms;
as,
organic
structure,
or the
structure
of
animals
and
plants;
cellular
structure..
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Spermatophore
::
Spermatophore
(n.) A
capsule
or
pocket
inclosing
a
number
of
spermatozoa.
They are
present
in many
annelids,
brachiopods,
mollusks,
and
crustaceans.
In
cephalopods
the
structure
of the
capsule
is very
complex..
Zoology
::
Zoology
(n.) That part of
biology
which
relates
to the
animal
kingdom,
including
the
structure,
embryology,
evolution,
classification,
habits,
and
distribution
of all
animals,
both
living
and
extinct..
Organism
::
Organism
(n.)
Organic
structure;
organization.
Hemitrope
::
Hemitrope
(a.) Half
turned
round;
half
inverted;
(Crystallog.)
having
a
twinned
structure.
Frame
::
Frame (n.) Form;
shape;
proportion;
scheme;
structure;
constitution;
system;
as, a
frameof
government..
Turret
::
Turret
(n.) A
little
tower,
frequently
a
merely
ornamental
structure
at one of the
angles
of a
larger
structure..
House
::
House (n.) A
structure
intended
or used as a
habitation
or
shelter
for
animals
of any kind; but
especially,
a
building
or
edifice
for the
habitation
of man; a
dwelling
place,
a
mansion..
Rhyolite
::
Rhyolite
(n.) A
quartzose
trachyte,
an
igneous
rock often
showing
a
fluidal
structure..
Staging
::
Staging
(n.) A
structure
of posts and
boards
for
supporting
workmen,
etc., as in
building..
Heterotaxy
::
Heterotaxy
(n.)
Variation
in
arrangement
from that
existing
in a
normal
form;
heterogenous
arrangement
or
structure,
as, in
botany,
the
deviation
in
position
of the
organs
of a
plant,
from the
ordinary
or
typical
arrangement..
Goethite
::
Goethite
(n.) A
hydrous
oxide of iron,
occurring
in
prismatic
crystals,
also
massive,
with a
fibrous,
reniform,
or
stalactitic
structure.
The color
varies
from
yellowish
to
blackish
brown..
Viaduct
::
Viaduct
(n.) A
structure
of
considerable
magnitude,
usually
with
arches
or
supported
on
trestles,
for
carrying
a road, as a
railroad,
high above the
ground
or
water;
a
bridge;
especially,
one for
crossing
a
valley
or a
gorge.
Cf.
Trestlework..
Epipharynx
::
Epipharynx
(n.) A
structure
which
overlaps
the mouth of
certain
insects.
Carpology
::
Carpology
(n.) That
branch
of
botany
which
relates
to the
structure
of seeds and
fruit.
Substylar
::
Substructure
(n.) An under
structure;
a
foundation;
groundwork.
Cage
::
Cage (n.) The box,
bucket,
or
inclosed
platform
of a lift or
elevator;
a
cagelike
structure
moving
in a
shaft..
Feature
::
Feature
(n.) The cast or
structure
of
anything,
or of any part of a
thing,
as of a
landscape,
a
picture,
a
treaty,
or an
essay;
any
marked
peculiarity
or
characteristic;
as, one of the
features
of the
landscape..
Strude
::
Structurist
(n.) One who forms
structures;
a
builder;
a
constructor.
Barrack
::
Barrack
(n.) A
building
for
soldiers,
especially
when in
garrison.
Commonly
in the pl.,
originally
meaning
temporary
huts, but now
usually
applied
to a
permanent
structure
or set of
buildings..
Botryolite
::
Botryolite
(n.) A
variety
of
datolite,
usually
having
a
botryoidal
structure..
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