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Definition of test
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Test (n.)
Discriminative
characteristic;
standard
of
judgment;
ground
of
admission
or
exclusion.
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Contest
::
Contest
(v. t.) To
strive
earnestly
to hold or
maintain;
to
struggle
to
defend;
as, the
troops
contested
every inch of
ground..
Litigate
::
Litigate
(v. t.) To make the
subject
of a
lawsuit;
to
contest
in law; to
prosecute
or
defend
by
pleadings,
exhibition
of
evidence,
and
judicial
debate
in a
court;
as, to
litigate
a
cause..
Testudo
::
Testudo
(n.) A cover or
screen
which a body of
troops
formed
with their
shields
or
targets,
by
holding
them over their heads when
standing
close to each
other.
This cover
resembled
the back of a
tortoise,
and
served
to
shelter
the men from
darts,
stones,
and other
missiles.
A
similar
defense
was
sometimes
formed
of
boards,
and moved on
wheels..
Accuracy
::
Accuracy
(n.) The state of being
accurate;
freedom
from
mistakes,
this
exemption
arising
from
carefulness;
exact
conformity
to
truth,
or to a rule or
model;
precision;
exactness;
nicety;
correctness;
as, the value of
testimony
depends
on its
accuracy..
Pyx
::
Pyx (v. t.) To test as to
weight
and
fineness,
as the coins
deposited
in the pyx..
Prove
::
Prove (v. t.) To test,
evince,
ascertain,
or
verify,
as the
correctness
of any
operation
or
result;
thus, in
subtraction,
if the
difference
between
two
numbers,
added to the
lesser
number,
makes a sum equal to the
greater,
the
correctness
of the
subtraction
is
proved..
Tester
::
Tester
(n.) A flat
canopy,
as over a
pulpit
or
tomb..
Depone
::
Depone
(v. i.) To
testify
under oath; to
depose;
to bear
witness.
Refute
::
Refute
(v. t.) To
disprove
and
overthrow
by
argument,
evidence,
or
countervailing
proof;
to prove to be false or
erroneous;
to
confute;
as, to
refute
arguments;
to
refute
testimony;
to
refute
opinions
or
theories;
to
refute
a
disputant..
Testudinal
::
Testudinal
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
tortoise..
Pegasus
::
Pegasus
(n.) A
northen
constellation
near the
vernal
equinoctial
point.
Its three
brightest
stars,
with the
brightest
star of
Andromeda,
form the
square
of
Pegasus..
Field
::
Field (n.) A
collective
term for all the
competitors
in any
outdoor
contest
or
trial,
or for all
except
the
favorites
in the
betting..
Obtestation
::
Obtestation
(n.) The act of
obtesting;
supplication;
protestation.
Utility
::
Utility
(n.)
Happiness;
the
greatest
good, or
happiness,
of the
greatest
number,
-- the
foundation
of
utilitarianism..
Potestative
::
Potestative
(a.)
Authoritative.
Planometer
::
Planometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
gauging
or
testing
a plane
surface.
See
Surface
gauge,
under
Surface..
Tappen
::
Tappen
(n.) An
obstruction,
or
indigestible
mass, found in the
intestine
of bears and other
animals
during
hibernation..
Testimony
::
Testimony
(n.)
Affirmation;
declaration;
as, these
doctrines
are
supported
by the
uniform
testimony
of the
fathers;
the
belief
of past facts must
depend
on the
evidence
of human
testimony,
or the
testimony
of
historians..
Hatable
::
Hatable
(a.)
Capable
of
being,
or
deserving
to be,
hated;
odious;
detestable..
Serolin
::
Serolin
(n.) A body found in fecal
matter
and
thought
to be
formed
in the
intestines
from the
cholesterin
of the bile; --
called
also
stercorin,
and
stercolin..
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