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Definition of trial
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 trial is as below...
Trial (n.) The state of being tried or
tempted;
exposure
to
suffering
that tests
strength,
patience,
faith,
or the like;
affliction
or
temptation
that
exercises
and
proves
the
graces
or
virtues
of men..
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Testudo
::
Testudo
(n.) A genus of
tortoises
which
formerly
included
a large
number
of
diverse
forms,
but is now
restricted
to
certain
terrestrial
species,
such as the
European
land
tortoise
(Testudo
Graeca)
and the
gopher
of the
Southern
United
States..
Probation
::
Probation
(n.) Moral
trial;
the state of man in the
present
life, in which he has the
opportunity
of
proving
his
character,
and
becoming
qualified
for a
happier
state..
Industrial
::
Industrial
(a.)
Consisting
in
industry;
pertaining
to
industry,
or the arts and
products
of
industry;
concerning
those
employed
in
labor,
especially
in
manual
labor,
and their
wages,
duties,
and
rights..
Hold
::
Hold (n. i.) Not to fail or be found
wanting;
to
continue;
to last; to
endure
a test or
trial;
to
abide;
to
persist.
Industrialism
::
Industrialism
(n.)
Devotion
to
industrial
pursuits;
labor;
industry.
Entrepreneur
::
Entrepreneur
(n.) One who
creates
a
product
on his own
account;
whoever
undertakes
on his own
account
an
industrial
enterprise
in which
workmen
are
employed.
Patrial
::
Patrial
(a.)
Derived
from the name of a
country,
and
designating
an
inhabitant
of the
country;
gentile;
-- said of a
noun..
Assay
::
Assay (n.)
Trial;
attempt;
essay.
Industrialism
::
Industrialism
(n.) The
principles
or
policy
applicable
to
industrial
pursuits
or
organized
labor.
Qualificator
::
Qualificator
(n.) An
officer
whose
business
it is to
examine
and
prepare
causes
for trial in the
ecclesiastical
courts.
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) A
person
appointed
to
decide
in
a/trial
of
skill,
speed,
etc.,
between
two or more
parties;
an
umpire;
as, a judge in a horse
race..
Spyism
::
Spyglass
(n.) A small
telescope
for
viewing
distant
terrestrial
objects.
Subspecies
::
Subsolary
(a.) Being under the sun;
hence,
terrestrial;
earthly;
mundane..
Alibi
::
Alibi (n.) The plea or mode of
defense
under which a
person
on trial for a crime
proves
or
attempts
to prove that he was in
another
place when the
alleged
act was
committed;
as, to set up an
alibi;
to prove an
alibi..
Scuffle
::
Scuffle
(n.) A
rough,
haphazard
struggle,
or trial of
strength;
a
disorderly
wrestling
at close
quarters..
Habeas Corpus
::
Habeas
corpus
() A writ
having
for its
object
to bring a party
before
a court or
judge;
especially,
one to
inquire
into the cause of a
person's
imprisonment
or
detention
by
another,
with the view to
protect
the right to
personal
liberty;
also, one to bring a
prisoner
into court to
testify
in a
pending
trial..
Superseminate
::
Supersedure
(n.) The act of
superseding,
or
setting
aside;
supersession;
as, the
supersedure
of trial by
jury..
Experimentally
::
Experimentally
(adv.)
By
experiment;
by
experience
or
trial.
Magnetograph
::
Magnetograph
(n.) An
automatic
instrument
for
registering,
by
photography
or
otherwise,
the
states
and
variations
of any of the
terrestrial
magnetic
elements..
Experience
::
Experience
(n.)
Trial,
as a test or
experiment..
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