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Definition of cement
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Cement
(n.) To unite
firmly
or
closely.
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Luting
::
Luting
(n.) See Lute, a
cement..
Good
::
Good (n.)
Advancement
of
interest
or
happiness;
welfare;
prosperity;
advantage;
benefit;
--
opposed
to harm, etc..
Commencement
::
Commencement
(n.) The day when
degrees
are
conferred
by
colleges
and
universities
upon
students
and
others.
Anteflexion
::
Anteflexion
(n.) A
displacement
forward
of an
organ,
esp. the
uterus,
in such
manner
that its axis is bent upon
itself..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) A
sudden
swelling
or
reenforcement
of a
sound,
recurring
at
regular
intervals,
and
produced
by the
interference
of sound waves of
slightly
different
periods
of
vibrations;
applied
also, by
analogy,
to other kinds of wave
motions;
the
pulsation
or
throbbing
produced
by the
vibrating
together
of two tones not quite in
unison.
See Beat, v. i., 8..
Peroration
::
Peroration
(n.) The
concluding
part of an
oration;
especially,
a final
summing
up and
enforcement
of an
argument..
Lime
::
Lime (n.) Oxide of
calcium;
the white or gray,
caustic
substance,
usually
called
quicklime,
obtained
by
calcining
limestone
or
shells,
the heat
driving
off
carbon
dioxide
and
leaving
lime. It
develops
great heat when
treated
with
water,
forming
slacked
lime, and is an
essential
ingredient
of
cement,
plastering,
mortar,
etc..
Bituminate
::
Bituminate
(v. t.) To treat or
impregnate
with
bitumen;
to
cement
with
bitumen.
Renouncement
::
Renouncement
(n.) The act of
disclaiming
or
rejecting;
renunciation.
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To lead to and make known by
formal
announcement
or
recommendation;
hence,
to cause to be
acquainted;
as, to
introduce
strangers;
to
introduce
one
person
to
another..
Reenforcement
::
Reenforcement
(n.) That which
reenforces;
additional
force;
especially,
additional
troops
or force to
augment
the
strength
of any army, or ships to
strengthen
a navy or
fleet..
Divorcement
::
Divorcement
(n.)
Dissolution
of the
marriage
tie;
divorce;
separation.
Augment
::
Augment
(v. t.) To
enlarge
or
increase
in size,
amount,
or
degree;
to
swell;
to make
bigger;
as, to
augment
an army by
reeforcements;
rain
augments
a
stream;
impatience
augments
an
evil..
Deforcement
::
Deforcement
(n.)
Resistance
to an
officer
in the
execution
of law.
Vandalism
::
Vandalism
(n.) The
spirit
or
conduct
of the
Vandals;
ferocious
cruelty;
hostility
to the arts and
literature,
or
willful
destruction
or
defacement
of their
monuments..
Temperer
::
Temperer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
tempers;
specifically,
a
machine
in which lime,
cement,
stone,
etc., are mixed with
water..
Improvement
::
Improvement
(n.) The act of
improving;
advancement
or
growth;
promotion
in
desirable
qualities;
progress
toward
what is
better;
melioration;
as, the
improvement
of the mind, of land,
roads,
etc..
Inducement
::
Inducement
(n.)
Matter
stated
by way of
explanatory
preamble
or
introduction
to the main
allegations
of a
pleading;
a
leading
to.
Stepsister
::
Stepping-stone
(n.) Fig.: A means of
progress
or
advancement.
Pointing
::
Pointing
(n.) The act of
filling
and
finishing
the
joints
in
masonry
with
mortar,
cement,
etc.; also, the
material
so
used..
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