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Definition of tithe
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 tithe is as below...
Tithe (n.) A
tenth;
the tenth part of
anything;
specifically,
the
tenthpart
of the
increase
arising
from the
profits
of land and
stock,
allotted
to the
clergy
for their
support,
as in
England,
or
devoted
to
religious
or
charitable
uses.
Almost
all the
tithes
of
England
and Wales are
commuted
by law into rent
charges..
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Antithetic
::
Antithetic
(a.) Alt. of
Antithetica.
Impropriation
::
Impropriation
(n.) The act of
impropriating;
as, the
impropriation
of
property
or
tithes;
also, that which is
impropriated..
Commutation
::
Commutation
(n.) A
substitution,
as of a less thing for a
greater,
esp. a
substitution
of one form of
payment
for
another,
or one
payment
for many, or a
specific
sum of money for
conditional
payments
or
allowances;
as,
commutation
of
tithes;
commutation
of
fares;
commutation
of
copyright;
commutation
of
rations..
Antithesis
::
Antithesis
(n.) The
second
of two
clauses
forming
an
antithesis.
Disme
::
Disme (n.) A
tenth;
a tenth part; a
tithe.
Decimate
::
Decimate
(v. t.) To take the tenth part of; to
tithe.
Pernancy
::
Pernancy
(n.) A
taking
or
reception,
as the
receiving
of rents or
tithes
in kind, the
receiving
of
profits..
Infeudation
::
Infeudation
(n.) The
granting
of
tithes
to
laymen.
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) A
clergyman
who has the
charge
and cure of a
parish,
and has the
tithes,
etc.; the
clergyman
of a
parish
where the
tithes
are not
impropriate.
See the Note under
Vicar..
Counterterm
::
Counterterm
(n.) A term or word which is the
opposite
of, or
antithesis
to,
another;
an
antonym;
-- the
opposite
of
synonym;
as, foe is the
counterterm
of
friend..
Adversative
::
Adversative
(a.)
Expressing
contrariety,
opposition,
or
antithesis;
as, an
adversative
conjunction
(but,
however,
yet, etc. ); an
adversative
force..
Whiteboy
::
Whiteboy
(a.) One of an
association
of poor Roman
catholics
which arose in
Ireland
about 1760,
ostensibly
to
resist
the
collection
of
tithes,
the
members
of which were so
called
from the white
shirts
they wore in their
nocturnal
raids..
Tithed
::
Tithed
(imp. & p. p.) of Tith.
Hematotherma
::
Hematotherma
(n. pl.) The
warm-blooded
vertebrates,
comprising
the
mammals
and
birds;
-- the
antithesis
to
hematocrya..
Tithe
::
Tithe (n.) A
tenth;
the tenth part of
anything;
specifically,
the
tenthpart
of the
increase
arising
from the
profits
of land and
stock,
allotted
to the
clergy
for their
support,
as in
England,
or
devoted
to
religious
or
charitable
uses.
Almost
all the
tithes
of
England
and Wales are
commuted
by law into rent
charges..
Diverb
::
Diverb
(n.) A
saying
in which two
members
of the
sentence
are
contrasted;
an
antithetical
proverb.
Offering
::
Offering
(n.) A sum of money
offered,
as in
church
service;
as, a
missionary
offering.
Specif.:
(Ch. of Eng.)
Personal
tithes
payable
according
to
custom,
either
at
certain
seasons
as
Christmas
or
Easter,
or on
certain
occasions
as
marriages
or
christenings..
Tithing
::
Tithing
(n.) The act of
levying
or
taking
tithes;
that which is taken as
tithe;
a
tithe.
Antitheses
::
Antitheses
(pl. ) of
Antithesi.
Antithetically
::
Antithetically
(adv.)
By way
antithesis.
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