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Definition of tender
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 tender is as below...
Tender
(superl.)
Adapted
to
excite
feeling
or
sympathy;
expressive
of the
softer
passions;
pathetic;
as,
tender
expressions;
tender
expostulations;
a
tender
strain..
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Psilosopher
::
Psilosopher
(n.) A
superficial
or
narrow
pretender
to
philosophy;
a sham
philosopher.
Tenerity
::
Tenerity
(a.)
Tenderness.
Hothouse
::
Hothouse
(n.) A house kept warm to
shelter
tender
plants
and
shrubs
from the cold air; a place in which the
plants
of
warmer
climates
may be
reared,
and
fruits
ripened..
Witling
::
Witling
(n.) A
person
who has
little
wit or
understanding;
a
pretender
to wit or
smartness.
Chierte
::
Chierte
(n.) Love;
tender
regard.
Cherish
::
Cherish
(v. t.) To treat with
tenderness
and
affection;
to
nurture
with care; to
protect
and aid.
Affectionately
::
Affectionately
(adv.)
With
affection;
lovingly;
fondly;
tenderly;
kindly.
Politicaster
::
Politicaster
(n.) A petty
politician;
a
pretender
in
politics.
Intenerate
::
Intenerate
(a.) To make
tender
or
sensitive;
to
soften.
Clemency
::
Clemency
(n.)
Disposition
to
forgive
and
spare,
as
offenders;
mildness
of
temper;
gentleness;
tenderness;
mercy..
Delicacy
::
Delicacy
(a.)
Nicety
or
fineness
of form,
texture,
or
constitution;
softness;
elegance;
smoothness;
tenderness;
and
hence,
frailty
or
weakness;
as, the
delicacy
of a fiber or a
thread;
delicacy
of a hand or of the human form;
delicacy
of the skin;
delicacy
of
frame..
Browse
::
Browse
(n.) The
tender
branches
or twigs of trees and
shrubs,
fit for the food of
cattle
and other
animals;
green
food..
Theologaster
::
Theologaster
(n.) A
pretender
or quack in
theology.
Moisten
::
Moisten
(v. t.) To
soften
by
making
moist;
to make
tender.
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) The fruit of this
plant.
It is long and
somewhat
cylindrical,
slightly
curved,
and, when ripe, soft,
fleshy,
and
covered
with a thick but
tender
yellowish
skin. The
plantain
is a
staple
article
of food in most
tropical
countries,
especially
when
cooked..
Dehumanize
::
Dehumanize
(v. t.) To
divest
of human
qualities,
such as pity,
tenderness,
etc.; as,
dehumanizing
influences..
Relentless
::
Relentless
(a.)
Unmoved
by
appeals
for
sympathy
or
forgiveness;
insensible
to the
distresses
of
others;
destitute
of
tenderness;
unrelenting;
unyielding;
unpitying;
as, a prey to
relentless
despotism..
Ruth
::
Ruth (v.)
Sorrow
for the
misery
of
another;
pity;
tenderness.
Tender-hearted
::
Tender-hearted
(a.)
Having
great
sensibility;
susceptible
of
impressions
or
influence;
affectionate;
pitying;
sensitive.
Plaint
::
Plaint
(n.) A
private
memorial
tendered
to a
court,
in which a
person
sets forth his cause of
action;
the
exhibiting
of an
action
in
writing..
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