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Definition of circumstance
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Circumstance
(n.)
Condition
in
regard
to
worldly
estate;
state of
property;
situation;
surroundings.
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Modus
::
Modus (n.) A
qualification
involving
the idea of
variation
or
departure
from some
general
rule or form, in the way of
either
restriction
or
enlargement,
according
to the
circumstances
of the case, as in the will of a
donor,
an
agreement
between
parties,
and the
like..
Protonotary
::
Protonotary
(n.)
Formerly,
one who had the
charge
of
writing
the acts of the
martyrs,
and the
circumstances
of their
death;
now, one of
twelve
persons,
constituting
a
college
in the Roman
Curia,
whose
office
is to
register
pontifical
acts and to make and
preserve
the
official
record
of
beatifications..
Analogy
::
Analogy
(n.) A
resemblance
of
relations;
an
agreement
or
likeness
between
things
in some
circumstances
or
effects,
when the
things
are
otherwise
entirely
different.
Thus,
learning
enlightens
the mind,
because
it is to the mind what light is to the eye,
enabling
it to
discover
things
before
hidden..
Gratuitous
::
Gratuitous
(a.) Not
called
for by the
circumstances;
without
reason,
cause,
or
proof;
adopted
or
asserted
without
any good
ground;
as, a
gratuitous
assumption..
Life
::
Life (n.) A
certain
way or
manner
of
living
with
respect
to
conditions,
circumstances,
character,
conduct,
occupation,
etc.;
hence,
human
affairs;
also,
lives,
considered
collectively,
as a
distinct
class or type; as, low life; a good or evil life; the life of
Indians,
or of
miners..
Mercy
::
Mercy (n.)
Forbearance
to
inflict
harm under
circumstances
of
provocation,
when one has the power to
inflict
it;
compassionate
treatment
of an
offender
or
adversary;
clemency..
Boxhaul
::
Boxhaul
(v. t.) To put (a
vessel)
on the other tack by
veering
her short round on her heel; -- so
called
from the
circumstance
of
bracing
the head yards abox (i. e., sharp
aback,
on the
wind)..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) The act of
reversing;
complete
change;
reversal;
hence,
total
change
in
circumstances
or
character;
especially,
a
change
from
better
to
worse;
misfortune;
a check or
defeat;
as, the enemy met with a
reverse..
While
::
While
(conj.)
Hence,
under which
circumstances;
in which case;
though;
whereas..
Irrespectively
::
Irrespectively
(adv.)
Without
regard
to
conditions;
not
making
circumstances
into
consideration.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.)
Causing
ease;
giving
freedom
from care or
labor;
furnishing
comfort;
commodious;
as, easy
circumstances;
an easy chair or
cushion..
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) To move or be
transferred
from one state or
condition
to
another;
to
change
possession,
condition,
or
circumstances;
to
undergo
transition;
as, the
business
has
passed
into other
hands..
Circumstantiate
::
Circumstantiate
(v. t.) To place in
particular
circumstances;
to
invest
with
particular
accidents
or
adjuncts.
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..
Pragmatical
::
Pragmatical
(a.)
Philosophical;
dealing
with
causes,
reasons,
and
effects,
rather
than with
details
and
circumstances;
-- said of
literature..
Believe
::
Believe
(n.) To
exercise
belief
in; to
credit
upon the
authority
or
testimony
of
another;
to be
persuaded
of the truth of, upon
evidence
furnished
by
reasons,
arguments,
and
deductions
of the mind, or by
circumstances
other than
personal
knowledge;
to
regard
or
accept
as true; to place
confidence
in; to
think;
to
consider;
as, to
believe
a
person,
a
statement,
or a
doctrine..
Costume
::
Costume
(n.) Such an
arrangement
of
accessories,
as in a
picture,
statue,
poem, or play, as is
appropriate
to the time,
place,
or other
circumstances
represented
or
described..
Fair-weather
::
Fair-weather
(a.)
Appearing
only when times or
circumstances
are
prosperous;
as, a
fair-weather
friend..
Go
::
Go (n.) A
circumstance
or
occurrence;
an
incident.
Circumstanced
::
Circumstanced
(p. a.)
Governed
by
events
or
circumstances.
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