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Definition of unction
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 unction is as below...
Unction
(n.) The act of
anointing,
smearing,
or
rubbing
with an
unguent,
oil, or
ointment,
especially
for
medical
purposes,
or as a
symbol
of
consecration;
as,
mercurial
unction..
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Inferior
::
Inferior
(a.)
Nearer
the sun than the earth is; as, the
inferior
or
interior
planets;
an
inferior
conjunction
of
Mercury
or
Venus..
Cobelligerent
::
Cobelligerent
(a.)
Carrying
on war in
conjunction
with
another
power.
Rechabite
::
Rechabite
(n.) One of the
descendants
of
Jonadab,
the son of
Rechab,
all of whom by his
injunction
abstained
from the use of
intoxicating
drinks
and even from
planting
the vine. Jer. xxxv. 2-19. Also, in
modern
times,
a
member
of a
certain
society
of
abstainers
from
alcoholic
liquors..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) An
establishment
for the
custody,
loan,
exchange,
or
issue,
of
money,
and for
facilitating
the
transmission
of funds by
drafts
or bills of
exchange;
an
institution
incorporated
for
performing
one or more of such
functions,
or the
stockholders
(or their
representatives,
the
directors),
acting
in their
corporate
capacity..
Sustentative
::
Sustentation
(n.) The
aggregate
of the
functions
by which a
living
organism
is
maintained
in a
normal
condition
of
weight
and
growth.
Monopathy
::
Monopathy
(n.)
Suffering
or
sensibility
in a
single
organ or
function.
Malady
::
Malady
(n.) Any
disease
of the human body; a
distemper,
disorder,
or
indisposition,
proceeding
from
impaired,
defective,
or
morbid
organic
functions;
especially,
a
lingering
or
deep-seated
disorder..
Hypoderma
::
Hypoderma
(n.) A layer of
tissue
beneath
the
epidermis
in
plants,
and
performing
the
physiological
function
of
strengthening
the
epidermal
tissue.
In
phanerogamous
plants
it is
developed
as
collenchyma..
Mandate
::
Mandate
(n.) An
official
or
authoritative
command;
an order or
injunction;
a
commission;
a
judicial
precept.
Dedolent
::
Dedolent
(a.)
Feeling
no
compunction;
apathetic.
Magistery
::
Magistery
(n.) A
magisterial
injunction.
Generalship
::
Generalship
(n.) The
office
of a
general;
the
exercise
of the
functions
of a
general;
--
sometimes,
with the
possessive
pronoun,
the
personality
of a
general..
Punction
::
Punction
(n.) A
puncturing,
or
pricking;
a
puncture..
Haemapoietic
::
Haemapoietic
(a.)
Bloodforming;
as, the
haemapoietic
function
of the
spleen..
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.)
Ability
to act or
perform,
whether
inborn
or
cultivated;
capacity
for any
natural
function;
especially,
an
original
mental
power or
capacity
for any of the
well-known
classes
of
mental
activity;
psychical
or soul
capacity;
capacity
for any of the
leading
kinds of soul
activity,
as
knowledge,
feeling,
volition;
intellectual
endowment
or gift;
power;
as,
faculties
of the mind or the
soul..
Compunction
::
Compunction
(n.) A
pricking;
stimulation.
Sympetalous
::
Sympathy
(n.)
Similarity
of
function,
use
office,
or the
like..
Syzygy
::
Syzygy
(n.) The point of an
orbit,
as of the moon or a
planet,
at which it is in
conjunction
or
opposition;
--
commonly
used in the
plural..
Commandment
::
Commandment
(n.) An order or
injunction
given by
authority;
a
command;
a
charge;
a
precept;
a
mandate.
Functionaries
::
Functionaries
(pl. ) of
Functionar.
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