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Definition of version
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Version
(n.) A
condition
of the
uterus
in which its axis is
deflected
from its
normal
position
without
being bent upon
itself.
See
Anteversion,
and
Retroversion..
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Proselytism
::
Proselytism
(n.)
Conversion
to a
religion,
system,
or
party..
Peshitto
::
Peshitto
(n.) The
earliest
Syriac
version
of the Old
Testament,
translated
from
Hebrew;
also, the
incomplete
Syriac
version
of the New
Testament..
Polyglot
::
Polyglot
(n.) A book
containing
several
versions
of the same text, or
containing
the same
subject
matter
in
several
languages;
esp., the
Scriptures
in
several
languages..
Wrest
::
Wrest (n.) The act of
wresting;
a
wrench;
a
violent
twist;
hence,
distortion;
perversion..
Playday
::
Playday
(n.) A day given to play or
diversion;
a
holiday.
Transcript
::
Transcript
(n.) A
written
version
of what was said
orally;
as, a
transcript
of a
trial..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
movement
in
tactics
by which the order of
companies
in line is
inverted,
the right being on the left, the left on the
right,
and so on..
Pelagian
::
Pelagian
(n.) A
follower
of
Pelagius,
a
British
monk, born in the later part of the 4th
century,
who
denied
the
doctrines
of
hereditary
sin, of the
connection
between
sin and
death,
and of
conversion
through
grace..
Anallagmatic
::
Anallagmatic
(a.) Not
changed
in form by
inversion.
Eburnification
::
Eburnification
(n.) The
conversion
of
certain
substances
into
others
which have the
appearance
or
characteristics
of
ivory.
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The
abnormal
reception
or
slipping
of a part of a tube, by
inversion
and
descent,
within
a
contiguous
part of it;
specifically,
the
reception
or
slipping
of the upper part of the small
intestine
into the
lower;
introsusception;
invagination..
Extraversion
::
Extraversion
(n.) The act of
throwing
out; the state of being
turned
or
thrown
out.
Benedicite
::
Benedicite
(n.) A
canticle
(the Latin
version
of which
begins
with this word) which may be used in the order for
morning
prayer
in the
Church
of
England.
It is taken from an
apocryphal
addition
to the third
chapter
of
Daniel.
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
change
by
inverted
order;
a
reversed
position
or
arrangement
of
things;
transposition.
Dairy
::
Dairy (n.) That
department
of
farming
which is
concerned
in the
production
of milk, and its
conversion
into
butter
and
cheese..
Chymification
::
Chymification
(n.) The
conversion
of food into chyme by the
digestive
action
of
gastric
juice.
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To
yield;
to
render
or
deliver
up; to give up; as, a
principal
surrendered
by his bail, a
fugitive
from
justice
by a
foreign
state,
or a
particular
estate
by the
tenant
thereof
to him in
remainder
or
reversion..
Distaste
::
Distaste
(n.)
Aversion
of the
taste;
dislike,
as of food or
drink;
disrelish..
Atavism
::
Atavism
(n.) The
recurrence,
or a
tendency
to a
recurrence,
of the
original
type of a
species
in the
progeny
of its
varieties;
resemblance
to
remote
rather
than to near
ancestors;
reversion
to the
original
form..
Antevert
::
Antevert
(v. t.) To
displace
by
anteversion.
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