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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.) That
quality
in
language,
address,
or the like, which
excites
emotion;
especially,
strong
devotion;
religious
fervor
and
tenderness;
sometimes,
a
simulated,
factitious,
or
unnatural
fervor..
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Dicast
::
Dicast
(n.) A
functionary
in
ancient
Athens
answering
nearly
to the
modern
juryman.
Apparatus
::
Apparatus
(n.) A
collection
of
organs
all of which unite in a
common
function;
as, the
respiratory
apparatus..
Spiritual
::
Spiritual
(a.) Not lay or
temporal;
relating
to
sacred
things;
ecclesiastical;
as, the
spiritual
functions
of the
clergy;
lords
spiritual
and
temporal;
a
spiritual
corporation..
Adversative
::
Adversative
(a.)
Expressing
contrariety,
opposition,
or
antithesis;
as, an
adversative
conjunction
(but,
however,
yet, etc. ); an
adversative
force..
Organ
::
Organ (n.) A
natural
part or
structure
in an
animal
or a
plant,
capable
of
performing
some
special
action
(termed
its
function),
which is
essential
to the life or
well-being
of the
whole;
as, the
heart,
lungs,
etc., are
organs
of
animals;
the root, stem,
foliage,
etc., are
organs
of
plants..
Factorial
::
Factorial
(n.) A name given to the
factors
of a
continued
product
when the
former
are
derivable
from one and the same
function
F(x) by
successively
imparting
a
constant
increment
or
decrement
h to the
independent
variable.
Thus the
product
F(x).F(x
+
h).F(x
+ 2h) . . . F[x +
(n-1)h]
is
called
a
factorial
term, and its
several
factors
take the name of
factorials..
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..
Stoled
::
Stole (n.) A
narrow
band of silk or
stuff,
sometimes
enriched
with
embroidery
and
jewels,
worn on the left
shoulder
of
deacons,
and
across
both
shoulders
of
bishops
and
priests,
pendent
on each side
nearly
to the
ground.
At Mass, it is worn
crossed
on the
breast
by
priests.
It is used in
various
sacred
functions..
Compunct
::
Compunct
(a.)
Affected
with
compunction;
conscience-stricken.
Official
::
Official
(n.)
Discharging
an
office
or
function.
Polymorphosis
::
Polymorphosis
(n.) The
assumption
of
several
structural
forms
without
a
corresponding
difference
in
function;
-- said of
sponges,
etc..
Together
::
Together
(prep.)
In or into
union;
into
junction;
as, to sew, knit, or
fasten
two
things
together;
to mix
things
together..
Act
::
Act (v. i.) To
perform
actions;
to
fulfill
functions;
to put forth
energy;
to move, as
opposed
to
remaining
at rest; to carry into
effect
a
determination
of the
will..
Paralysis
::
Paralysis
(n.)
Abolition
of
function,
whether
complete
or
partial;
esp., the loss of the power of
voluntary
motion,
with or
without
that of
sensation,
in any part of the body;
palsy.
See
Hemiplegia,
and
Paraplegia.
Also used
figuratively..
Function
::
Function
(n.) The
appropriate
action
of any
special
organ or part of an
animal
or
vegetable
organism;
as, the
function
of the heart or the
limbs;
the
function
of
leaves,
sap,
roots,
etc.; life is the sum of the
functions
of the
various
organs
and parts of the
body..
Asyndetic
::
Asyndetic
(a.)
Characterized
by the use of
asyndeton;
not
connected
by
conjunctions.
Disorderly
::
Disorderly
(a.) Not
acting
in an
orderly
way, as the
functions
of the body or
mind..
Fluent
::
Fluent
(n.) A
variable
quantity,
considered
as
increasing
or
diminishing;
--
called,
in the
modern
calculus,
the
function
or
integral..
Derivation
::
Derivation
(n.) The
operation
of
deducing
one
function
from
another
according
to some fixed law,
called
the law of
derivation,
as the of
differentiation
or of
integration..
Lambda
::
Lambda
(n.) The point of
junction
of the
sagittal
and
lambdoid
sutures
of the
skull.
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