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Definition of circumstance
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Circumstance
(n.)
Circumlocution;
detail.
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Necessitous
::
Necessitous
(a.)
Narrow;
destitute;
pinching;
pinched;
as,
necessitous
circumstances..
Circumspection
::
Circumspection
(n.)
Attention
to all the facts and
circumstances
of a case;
caution;
watchfulness.
Appearance
::
Appearance
(n.)
Semblance,
or
apparent
likeness;
external
show. pl.
Outward
signs,
or
circumstances,
fitted
to make a
particular
impression
or to
determine
the
judgment
as to the
character
of a
person
or a
thing,
an act or a
state;
as,
appearances
are
against
him..
Moment
::
Moment
(n.) An
essential
element;
a
deciding
point,
fact, or
consideration;
an
essential
or
influential
circumstance..
Overthwart
::
Overthwart
(n.) That which is
overthwart;
an
adverse
circumstance;
opposition.
Conspiracy
::
Conspiracy
(n.) A
concurence
or
general
tendency,
as of
circumstances,
to one
event,
as if by
agreement..
Aggravation
::
Aggravation
(n.) An
extrinsic
circumstance
or
accident
which
increases
the guilt of a crime or the
misery
of a
calamity.
Requisite
::
Requisite
(a.)
Required
by the
nature
of
things,
or by
circumstances;
so
needful
that it can not be
dispensed
with;
necessary;
indispensable..
So
::
So
(adv.)
In the same
manner;
as has been
stated
or
suggested;
in this or that
condition
or
state;
under these
circumstances;
in this way; -- with
reflex
reference
to
something
just
asserted
or
implied;
used also with the verb to be, as a
predicate..
Where
::
Where
(adv.)
At or in what
place;
hence,
in what
situation,
position,
or
circumstances;
-- used
interrogatively..
Independent
::
Independent
(n.) One who does not
acknowledge
an
obligation
to
support
a
party's
candidate
under all
circumstances;
one who
exercises
liberty
in
voting.
Situation
::
Situation
(n.)
Relative
position;
circumstances;
temporary
state or
relation
at a
moment
of
action
which
excites
interest,
as of
persons
in a
dramatic
scene..
Suspiral
::
Suspicious
(a.)
Liable
to
suspicion;
adapted
to raise
suspicion;
giving
reason
to
imagine
ill;
questionable;
as, an
author
of
suspicious
innovations;
suspicious
circumstances..
Dialect
::
Dialect
(n.) The form of
speech
of a
limited
region
or
people,
as
distinguished
from ether forms
nearly
related
to it; a
variety
or
subdivision
of a
language;
speech
characterized
by local
peculiarities
or
specific
circumstances;
as, the Ionic and Attic were
dialects
of
Greece;
the
Yorkshire
dialect;
the
dialect
of the
learned..
Particularity
::
Particularity
(n.)
Special
circumstance;
minute
detail;
particular.
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) To
pardon,
as a
fault;
to
forgive
entirely,
or to admit to be
little
censurable,
and to
overlook;
as, we
excuse
irregular
conduct,
when
extraordinary
circumstances
appear
to
justify
it..
In
::
In
(prep.)
With
reference
to
circumstances
or
conditions;
as, he is in
difficulties;
she stood in a blaze of
light..
Pragmatical
::
Pragmatical
(a.)
Philosophical;
dealing
with
causes,
reasons,
and
effects,
rather
than with
details
and
circumstances;
-- said of
literature..
Unnesessary
::
Unnesessary
(a.) Not
necessary;
not
required
under the
circumstances;
unless;
needless;
as,
unnecessary
labor,
care, or
rigor..
Well
::
Well (a.) Good in
condition
or
circumstances;
desirable,
either
in a
natural
or moral
sense;
fortunate;
convenient;
advantageous;
happy;
as, it is well for the
country
that the crops did not fail; it is well that the
mistake
was
discovered..
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