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Definition of world
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 world is as below...
World (n.) Any
planet
or
heavenly
body,
especially
when
considered
as
inhabited,
and as the scene of
interests
analogous
with human
interests;
as, a
plurality
of
worlds..
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Silicon
::
Silicon
(n.) A
nonmetalic
element
analogous
to
carbon.
It
always
occurs
combined
in
nature,
and is
artificially
obtained
in the free
state,
usually
as a dark brown
amorphous
powder,
or as a dark
crystalline
substance
with a
meetallic
luster.
Its oxide is
silica,
or
common
quartz,
and in this form, or as
silicates,
it is, next to
oxygen,
the most
abundant
element
of the
earth's
crust.
Silicon
is
characteristically
the
element
of the
mineral
kingdom,
as
carbon
is of the
organic
world.
Symbol
Si. A
Cosmopolite
::
Cosmopolite
(n.) One who has no fixed
residence,
or who is at home in every
place;
a
citizen
of the
world..
Ajar
::
Ajar
(adv.)
In a state of
discord;
out of
harmony;
as, he is ajar with the
world..
Element
::
Element
(n.) The whole
material
composing
the
world.
Reclusion
::
Reclusion
(n.) A state of
retirement
from the
world;
seclusion.
Propaganda
::
Propaganda
(n.) The
college
of the
Propaganda,
instituted
by Urban VIII.
(1623-1644)
to
educate
priests
for
missions
in all parts of the
world..
Mammonism
::
Mammonism
(n.)
Devotion
to the
pursuit
of
wealth;
worldliness.
Secularity
::
Secularity
(n.)
Supreme
attention
to the
things
of the
present
life;
worldliness.
Viperoides
::
Viperoides
(n. pl.) A
division
of
serpents
which
includes
the true
vipers
of the Old World and the
rattlesnakes
and
moccasin
snakes
of
America;
--
called
also
Viperina.
Earth
::
Earth (n.)
Worldly
things,
as
opposed
to
spiritual
things;
the
pursuits,
interests,
and
allurements
of this
life..
Bugle
::
Bugle (n.) A plant of the genus Ajuga of the Mint
family,
a
native
of the Old
World..
Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Above;
--
implying
superiority
in
excellence,
dignity,
condition,
or
value;
as, the
advantages
which the
Christian
world has over the
heathen..
Worldly
::
Worldly
(adv.)
With
relation
to this life; in a
worldly
manner.
Extramundane
::
Extramundane
(a.)
Beyond
the
material
world.
Notorious
::
Notorious
(a.)
Generally
known and
talked
of by the
public;
universally
believed
to be true;
manifest
to the
world;
evident;
--
usually
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, a
notorious
thief;
a
notorious
crime or
vice..
Megaderm
::
Megaderm
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of Old World
blood-sucking
bats of the genus
Megaderma.
Cosmographer
::
Cosmographer
(n.) One who
describes
the world or
universe,
including
the
heavens
and the
earth..
Sublunary
::
Sublunary
(a.)
Situated
beneath
the moon;
hence,
of or
pertaining
to this
world;
terrestrial;
earthly..
Apostle
::
Apostle
(n.) The
missionary
who first
plants
the
Christian
faith in any part of the
world;
also, one who
initiates
any great moral
reform,
or first
advocates
any
important
belief;
one who has
extraordinary
success
as a
missionary
or
reformer;
as,
Dionysius
of
Corinth
is
called
the
apostle
of
France,
John Eliot the
apostle
to the
Indians,
Theobald
Mathew
the
apostle
of
temperance..
Spiritualism
::
Spiritualism
(n.) The
doctrine,
in
opposition
to the
materialists,
that all which
exists
is
spirit,
or soul -- that what is
called
the
external
world is
either
a
succession
of
notions
impressed
on the mind by the
Deity,
as
maintained
by
Berkeley,
or else the mere educt of the mind
itself,
as
taught
by
Fichte..
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