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Definition of cease
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Cease (v. i.) To be
wanting;
to fail; to pass away.
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Maintain
::
Maintain
(v. t.) To
continue;
not to
suffer
to cease or fail.
Bury
::
Bury (v. t.)
Specifically:
To cover out of
sight,
as the body of a
deceased
person,
in a
grave,
a tomb, or the
ocean;
to
deposit
(a
corpse)
in its
resting
place,
with
funeral
ceremonies;
to
inter;
to
inhume..
Ziega
::
Ziega (n.) Curd
produced
from milk by
adding
acetic
acid, after
rennet
has
ceased
to cause
coagulation..
Continue
::
Continue
(v. t.) To
protract
or
extend
in
duration;
to
preserve
or
persist
in; to cease not.
Pause
::
Pause (n.) To make a short stop; to cease for a time; to
intermit
speaking
or
acting;
to stop; to wait; to rest.
Wake
::
Wake (v. i.) To be
excited
or
roused
from
sleep;
to
awake;
to be
awakened;
to cease to
sleep;
-- often with up.
Keen
::
Keen (n.) A
prolonged
wail for a
deceased
person.
Cf.
Coranach.
Administration
::
Administration
(n.) The
management
of an
estate
of a
deceased
person
by an
executor,
the
strictly
corresponding
term
execution
not being in use..
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.) To be
wanting;
to fall
short;
to be or
become
deficient
in any
measure
or
degree
up to total
absence;
to cease to be
furnished
in the usual or
expected
manner,
or to be
altogether
cut off from
supply;
to be
lacking;
as,
streams
fail; crops
fail..
Deceased
::
Deceased
(a.)
Passed
away; dead; gone.
Suspend
::
Suspend
(n.) To cause to cease for a time from
operation
or
effect;
as, to
suspend
the
habeas
corpus
act; to
suspend
the rules of a
legislative
body..
Cease
::
Cease (n.)
Extinction.
Hotchpotch
::
Hotchpotch
(n.) A
blending
of
property
for
equality
of
division,
as when lands given in
frank-marriage
to one
daughter
were, after the death of the
ancestor,
blended
with the lands
descending
to her and to her
sisters
from the same
ancestor,
and then
divided
in equal
portions
among all the
daughters.
In
modern
usage,
a
mixing
together,
or
throwing
into a
common
mass or
stock,
of the
estate
left by a
person
deceased
and the
amounts
advanced
to any
particular
child or
children,
for the
purpose
of
Terminate
::
Terminate
(v. i.) To be
limited
in space by a
point,
line, or
surface;
to stop
short;
to end; to
cease;
as, the
torrid
zone
terminates
at the
tropics..
Third
::
Third (n.) The third part of the
estate
of a
deceased
husband,
which,
by some local laws, the widow is
entitled
to enjoy
during
her
life..
Devastavit
::
Devastavit
(n.) Waste or
misapplication
of the
assets
of a
deceased
person
by an
executor
or an
administrator.
Beatification
::
Beatification
(n.) The act of
beatifying,
or the state of being
beatified;
esp., in the R. C.
Church,
the act or
process
of
ascertaining
and
declaring
that a
deceased
person
is one of the
blessed,
or has
attained
the
second
degree
of
sanctity,
--
usually
a stage in the
process
of
canonization..
Quit
::
Quit (a.) To have done with; to cease from; to stop;
hence,
to
depart
from; to
leave;
to
forsake;
as, to quit work; to quit the
place;
to quit
jesting..
Disappear
::
Disappear
(v. i.) To cease to be or
exist;
as, the
epidemic
has
disappeared..
Yield
::
Yield (v. i.) To give way; to cease
opposition;
to be no
longer
a
hindrance
or an
obstacle;
as, men
readily
yield to the
current
of
opinion,
or to
customs;
the door
yielded..
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