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Definition of unction
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Unction
(n.) That which is used for
anointing;
an
unguent;
an
ointment;
hence,
anything
soothing
or
lenitive..
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Dicast
::
Dicast
(n.) A
functionary
in
ancient
Athens
answering
nearly
to the
modern
juryman.
Disease
::
Disease
(n.) An
alteration
in the state of the body or of some of its
organs,
interrupting
or
disturbing
the
performance
of the vital
functions,
and
causing
or
threatening
pain and
weakness;
malady;
affection;
illness;
sickness;
disorder;
--
applied
figuratively
to the mind, to the moral
character
and
habits,
to
institutions,
the
state,
etc..
Co-
::
Co- () A form of the
prefix
com-,
signifying
with,
together,
in
conjunction,
joint.
It is used
before
vowels
and some
consonants.
See
Com-..
Together
::
Together
(prep.)
In or into
union;
into
junction;
as, to sew, knit, or
fasten
two
things
together;
to mix
things
together..
Vartabed
::
Vartabed
(n.) A
doctor
or
teacher
in the
Armenian
church.
Members
of this order of
ecclesiastics
frequently
have
charge
of
dioceses,
with
episcopal
functions..
Command
::
Command
(v. t.) To order with
authority;
to lay
injunction
upon; to
direct;
to bid; to
charge.
That
::
That
(pron.,
a.,
conj.,
& adv.) As a
conjunction,
that
retains
much of its force as a
demonstrative
pronoun..
Psychosis
::
Psychosis
(n.) A
disease
of the mind;
especially,
a
functional
mental
disorder,
that is, one
unattended
with
evident
organic
changes..
Injunction
::
Injunction
(n.) That which is
enjoined;
an
order;
a
mandate;
a
decree;
a
command;
a
precept;
a
direction.
Bregma
::
Bregma
(n.) The point of
junction
of the
coronal
and
sagittal
sutures
of the
skull.
Compunct
::
Compunct
(a.)
Affected
with
compunction;
conscience-stricken.
Fluent
::
Fluent
(n.) A
variable
quantity,
considered
as
increasing
or
diminishing;
--
called,
in the
modern
calculus,
the
function
or
integral..
Conjurement
::
Conjurement
(n.)
Serious
injunction;
solemn
demand
or
entreaty.
Particle
::
Particle
(n.) A
subordinate
word that is never
inflected
(a
preposition,
conjunction,
interjection);
or a word that can not be used
except
in
compositions;
as, ward in
backward,
ly in
lovely..
Blastostyle
::
Blastostyle
(n.) In
certain
hydroids,
an
imperfect
zooid,
whose
special
function
is to
produce
medusoid
buds. See
Hydroidea,
and
Athecata..
Crevice
::
Crevice
(n.) A
narrow
opening
resulting
from a split or crack or the
separation
of a
junction;
a
cleft;
a
fissure;
a rent.
Embassy
::
Embassy
(n.) The
public
function
of an
ambassador;
the
charge
or
business
intrusted
to an
ambassador
or to
envoys;
a
public
message
to;
foreign
court
concerning
state
affairs;
hence,
any
solemn
message..
Executrix
::
Executrix
(n.) A woman
exercising
the
functions
of an
executor.
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..
Concussion
::
Concussion
(n.) A
condition
of
lowered
functional
activity,
without
visible
structural
change,
produced
in an organ by a
shock,
as by fall or blow; as, a
concussion
of the
brain..
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