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Definition of chance
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 chance is as below...
Chance
(n.) A
supposed
material
or
psychical
agent or mode of
activity
other than a
force,
law, or
purpose;
fortune;
fate; -- in this sense often
personified..
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Morkin
::
Morkin
(n.) A beast that has died of
disease
or by
mischance.
Faldistory
::
Faldistory
(n.) The
throne
or seat of a
bishop
within
the
chancel.
Fiat
::
Fiat (n.) An
authority
for
certain
proceedings
given by the Lord
Chancellor's
signature.
Cast
::
Cast (n.) A throw of dice;
hence,
a
chance
or
venture..
Suit
::
Suit (n.) The
attempt
to gain an end by legal
process;
an
action
or
process
for the
recovery
of a right or
claim;
legal
application
to a court for
justice;
prosecution
of right
before
any
tribunal;
as, a civil suit; a
criminal
suit; a suit in
chancery..
Significavit
::
Significavit
(n.)
Formerly,
a writ
issuing
out of
chancery,
upon
certificate
given by the
ordinary,
of a man's
standing
excommunicate
by the space of forty days, for the
laying
him up in
prison
till he
submit
himself
to the
authority
of the
church..
Archchancellor
::
Archchancellor
(n.) A chief
chancellor;
-- an
officer
in the old
German
empire,
who
presided
over the
secretaries
of the
court..
Sort
::
Sort (n.) A
chance
group;
a
company
of
persons
who
happen
to be
together;
a
troop;
also, an
assemblage
of
animals..
Consistory
::
Consistory
(n.) The
spiritual
court of a
diocesan
bishop
held
before
his
chancellor
or
commissioner
in his
cathedral
church
or
elsewhere.
Accident
::
Accident
(n.)
Literally,
a
befalling;
an event that takes place
without
one's
foresight
or
expectation;
an
undesigned,
sudden,
and
unexpected
event;
chance;
contingency;
often,
an
undesigned
and
unforeseen
occurrence
of an
afflictive
or
unfortunate
character;
a
casualty;
a
mishap;
as, to die by an
accident..
Fortune
::
Fortune
(n.) That which comes as the
result
of an
undertaking
or of a
course
of
action;
good or ill
success;
especially,
favorable
issue;
happy
event;
success;
prosperity
as
reached
partly
by
chance
and
partly
by
effort..
Aulic
::
Aulic (n.) The
ceremony
observed
in
conferring
the
degree
of
doctor
of
divinity
in some
European
universities.
It
begins
by a
harangue
of the
chancellor
addressed
to the young
doctor,
who then
receives
the cap, and
presides
at the
disputation
(also
called
the
aulic)..
Certiorari
::
Certiorari
(n.) A writ
issuing
out of
chancery,
or a
superior
court,
to call up the
records
of a
inferior
court,
or
remove
a cause there
depending,
in order that the party may have more sure and
speedy
justice,
or that
errors
and
irregularities
may be
corrected.
It is
obtained
upon
complaint
of a party that he has not
received
justice,
or can not have an
impartial
trial in the
inferior
court..
Welsher
::
Welsher
(n.) One who
cheats
at a horse race; one who bets,
without
a
chance
of being able to pay; one who
receives
money to back
certain
horses
and
absconds
with it..
Chanceably
::
Chanceably
(adv.)
By
chance.
Hedge
::
Hedge (v. i.) To
reduce
the risk of a wager by
making
a bet
against
the side or
chance
one has bet on.
Perchance
::
Perchance
(adv.)
By
chance;
perhaps;
peradventure.
Draw
::
Draw (n.) A lot or
chance
to be
drawn.
Dataria
::
Dataria
(n.)
Formerly,
a part of the Roman
chancery;
now, a
separate
office
from which are sent
graces
or
favors,
cognizable
in foro
externo,
such as
appointments
to
benefices.
The name is
derived
from the word
datum,
given or dated (with the
indications
of the time and place of
granting
the gift or
favor)..
Finesse
::
Finesse
(v. i.) To
attempt,
when
second
or third
player,
to make a lower card
answer
the
purpose
of a
higher,
when an
intermediate
card is out,
risking
the
chance
of its being held by the
opponent
yet to
play..
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