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Definition of tract
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 tract is as below...
Tract (v.) A
region
or
quantity
of land or
water,
of
indefinite
extent;
an area; as, an
unexplored
tract of sea..
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Attraction
::
Attraction
(n.) An
invisible
power in a body by which it draws
anything
to
itself;
the power in
nature
acting
mutually
between
bodies
or
ultimate
particles,
tending
to draw them
together,
or to
produce
their
cohesion
or
combination,
and
conversely
resisting
separation..
Stipulation
::
Stipulation
(n.) The act of
stipulating;
a
contracting
or
bargaining;
an
agreement.
Tender
::
Tender
(n.) Any offer or
proposal
made for
acceptance;
as, a
tender
of a loan, of
service,
or of
friendship;
a
tender
of a bid for a
contract..
Precontract
::
Precontract
(n.) A
contract
preceding
anothe.
Hellenist
::
Hellenist
(n.) One who
affiliates
with
Greeks,
or
imitates
Greek
manners;
esp., a
person
of
Jewish
extraction
who used the Greek
language
as his
mother
tongue,
as did the Jews of Asia
Minor,
Greece,
Syria,
and
Egypt;
distinguished
from the
Hebraists,
or
native
Jews (Acts vi. 1)..
Territory
::
Territory
(n.) A large
extent
or tract of land; a
region;
a
country;
a
district.
Contractedness
::
Contractedness
(n.) The state of being
contracted;
narrowness;
meanness;
selfishness.
Cancellation
::
Cancellation
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
of
canceling;
as, the
cansellation
of
certain
words in a
contract,
or of the
contract
itself..
Charter
::
Charter
(n.) A
written
evidence
in due form of
things
done or
granted,
contracts
made, etc.,
between
man and man; a deed, or
conveyance..
Intercostal
::
Intercostal
(a.)
Between
the ribs;
pertaining
to, or
produced
by, the parts
between
the ribs; as,
intercostal
respiration,
in which the chest is
alternately
enlarged
and
contracted
by the
intercostal
muscles..
Sorbite
::
Sorbite
(n.) A
sugarlike
substance,
isomeric
with
mannite
and
dulcite,
found with
sorbin
in the ripe
berries
of the sorb, and
extracted
as a sirup or a white
crystalline
substance..
Abstracter
::
Abstracter
(n.) One who
abstracts,
or makes an
abstract..
Broken
::
Broken
(v. t.) Not
carried
into
effect;
not
adhered
to;
violated;
as, a
broken
promise,
vow, or
contract;
a
broken
law..
Carvene
::
Carvene
(n.) An oily
substance,
C10H16,
extracted
from oil
caraway..
Rhachiglossa
::
Rhachiglossa
(n. pl.) A
division
of
marine
gastropods
having
a
retractile
proboscis
and three
longitudinal
rows of teeth on the
radula.
It
includes
many of the large
ornamental
shells,
as the
miters,
murices,
olives,
purpuras,
volutes,
and
whelks.
See
Illust.
in
Append..
Morindin
::
Morindin
(n.) A
yellow
dyestuff
extracted
from the root bark of an East
Indian
plant
(Morinda
citrifolia).
Towardliness
::
Towardliness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
towardly;
docility;
tractableness.
Apothem
::
Apothem
(n.) A
deposit
formed
in a
liquid
extract
of a
vegetable
substance
by
exposure
to the air.
Retractile
::
Retractile
(a.)
Capable
of
retraction;
capable
of being drawn back or up; as, the claws of a cat are
retractile..
Literalism
::
Literalism
(n.) The
tendency
or
disposition
to
represent
objects
faithfully,
without
abstraction,
conventionalities,
or
idealization..
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