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Definition of union
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Union (n.) A
textile
fabric
composed
of two or more
materials,
as
cotton,
silk, wool, etc., woven
together..
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Quaternity
::
Quaternity
(n.) The union of four in one, as of four
persons;
--
analogous
to the
theological
term
trinity..
Preexistence
::
Preexistence
(n.)
Existence
of the soul
before
its union with the body; -- a
doctrine
held by
certain
philosophers.
Kirkman
::
Kirkman
(n.) A
member
of the
Church
of
Scotland,
as
distinguished
from a
member
of
another
communion..
Adhesion
::
Adhesion
(n.) The
action
of
sticking;
the state of being
attached;
intimate
union;
as, the
adhesion
of glue, or of parts
united
by
growth,
cement,
or the
like..
Alliance
::
Alliance
(n.) The state of being
allied;
the act of
allying
or
uniting;
a union or
connection
of
interests
between
families,
states,
parties,
etc.,
especially
between
families
by
marriage
and
states
by
compact,
treaty,
or
league;
as,
matrimonial
alliances;
an
alliance
between
church
and
state;
an
alliance
between
France
and
England..
Epistoler
::
Epistoler
(n.) One of the
clergy
who reads the
epistle
at the
communion
service;
an
epistler.
Conjunctively
::
Conjunctively
(adv.)
In
conjunction
or
union;
together.
Commune
::
Commune
(v. i.) To
receive
the
communion;
to
partake
of the
eucharist
or
Lord's
supper.
Albuminate
::
Albuminate
(n.) A
substance
produced
by the
action
of an
alkali
upon
albumin,
and
resembling
casein
in its
properties;
also, a
compound
formed
by the union of
albumin
with
another
substance..
Commissure
::
Commissure
(n.) The point of union
between
two
parts,
as the
angles
of the lips or
eyelids,
the
mandibles
of a bird, etc..
Union
::
Union (n.) A cask
suspended
on
trunnions,
in which
fermentation
is
carried
on..
Amphid
::
Amphid
(n.) A salt of the class
formed
by the
combination
of an acid and a base, or by the union of two
oxides,
two
sulphides,
selenides,
or
tellurides,
as
distinguished
from a
haloid
compound..
Disunionist
::
Disunionist
(n.) An
advocate
of
disunion,
specifically,
of
disunion
of the
United
States..
Disunite
::
Disunite
(v. t.) To
destroy
the union of; to
divide;
to part; to
sever;
to
disjoin;
to
sunder;
to
separate;
as, to
disunite
particles
of
matter..
Join
::
"Join (v. i.) To be
contiguous,
close,
or in
contact;
to come
together;
to
unite;
to
mingle;
to form a
union;
as, the hones of the skull join; two
rivers
join..
Partnership
::
Partnership
(n.) A
contract
between
two or more
competent
persons
for
joining
together
their
money,
goods,
labor,
and
skill,
or any or all of them, under an
understanding
that there shall be a
communion
of
profit
between
them, and for the
purpose
of
carrying
on a legal
trade,
business,
or
adventure..
Brunion
::
Brunion
(n.) A
nectarine.
Gospeler
::
Gospeler
(n.) A
priest
or
deacon
who reads the
gospel
at the altar
during
the
communion
service.
Union
::
Union (n.)
Agreement
and
conjunction
of mind,
spirit,
will,
affections,
or the like;
harmony;
concord..
Coalescence
::
Coalescence
(n.) The act or state of
growing
together,
as
similar
parts;
the act of
uniting
by
natural
affinity
or
attraction;
the state of being
united;
union;
concretion..
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