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Definition of claimed
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Claimed
(imp. & p. p.) of Clai.
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Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) That which is
declared
or
proclaimed;
announcement;
distinct
statement;
formal
expression;
avowal.
Disclaimed
::
Disclaimed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Disclai.
Due
::
Due (n.) That which is owed; debt; that which one
contracts
to pay, or do, to or for
another;
that which
belongs
or may be
claimed
as a
right;
whatever
custom,
law, or
morality
requires
to be done; a fee; a
toll..
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) That which one
demands
or has a right to
demand;
thing
claimed
as due;
claim;
as,
demands
on an
estate..
Interpleader
::
Interpleader
(n.) A
proceeding
devised
to
enable
a
person,
of whom the same debt, duty, or thing is
claimed
adversely
by two or more
parties,
to
compel
them to
litigate
the right or title
between
themselves,
and
thereby
to
relieve
himself
from the suits which they might
otherwise
bring
against
him..
Swedenborgian
::
Swedenborgian
(n.) One who holds the
doctrines
of the New
Jerusalem
church,
as
taught
by
Emanuel
Swedenborg,
a
Swedish
philosopher
and
religious
writer,
who was born a. d. 1688 and died 1772.
Swedenborg
claimed
to have
intercourse
with the
spiritual
world,
through
the
opening
of his
spiritual
senses
in 1745. He
taught
that the Lord Jesus
Christ,
as
comprehending
in
himself
all the
fullness
of the
Godhead,
is the one only God, and that there is a
spiritual
sense to the
Scriptures,
which he
(Swede
Donatist
::
Donatist
(n.) A
follower
of
Donatus,
the
leader
of a body of North
African
schismatics
and
purists,
who
greatly
disturbed
the
church
in the 4th
century.
They
claimed
to be the true
church..
Gnosis
::
Gnosis
(n.) The
deeper
wisdom;
knowledge
of
spiritual
truth,
such as was
claimed
by the
Gnostics..
Reclaimable
::
Reclaimable
(a.) That may be
reclaimed.
Claimable
::
Claimable
(a.)
Capable
of being
claimed.
Reclaimless
::
Reclaimless
(a.) That can not be
reclaimed.
Adlegation
::
Adlegation
(n.) A right
formerly
claimed
by the
states
of the
German
Empire
of
joining
their own
ministers
with those of the
emperor
in
public
treaties
and
negotiations
to the
common
interest
of the
empire.
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) The right or title in
virtue
of which
anything
may be
claimed;
as, to hold a
demand
against
a
person..
Claim
::
Claim (n.) The thing
claimed
or
demanded;
that (as land) to which any one
intends
to
establish
a
right;
as a
settler's
claim;
a
miner's
claim.
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) A thing or
amount
claimed
to be due.
Indictive
::
Indictive
(a.)
Proclaimed;
declared;
public.
Seigniorage
::
Seigniorage
(n.)
Something
claimed
or taken by
virtue
of
sovereign
prerogative;
specifically,
a
charge
or toll
deducted
from
bullion
brought
to a mint to be
coined;
the
difference
between
the cost of a mass of
bullion
and the value as money of the
pieces
coined
from it..
Ban
::
Ban (n.)
Notice
of a
proposed
marriage,
proclaimed
in
church.
See Banns (the
common
spelling
in this
sense)..
Due
::
Due (a.)
Justly
claimed
as a right or
property;
proper;
suitable;
becoming;
appropriate;
fit.
Exclaimed
::
Exclaimed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Exclai.
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