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Definition of claim
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Claim
(v./.)
To
assert;
to
maintain.
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Outlaw
::
Outlaw
(v. t.) To
remove
from legal
jurisdiction
or
enforcement;
as, to
outlaw
a debt or
claim;
to
deprive
of legal
force..
Malediction
::
Malediction
(n.) A
proclaiming
of evil
against
some one; a
cursing;
imprecation;
a curse or
execration;
--
opposed
to
benediction.
Depreicate
::
Depreicate
(v. t.) To
proclaim;
to
celebrate.
Shelve
::
Shelve
(v. t.) To place on a
shelf.
Hence:
To lay on the
shelf;
to put
aside;
to
dismiss
from
service;
to put off
indefinitely;
as, to
shelve
an
officer;
to
shelve
a
claim..
Gnostic
::
Gnostic
(n.) One of the
so-called
philosophers
in the first ages of
Christianity,
who
claimed
a true
philosophical
interpretation
of the
Christian
religion.
Their
system
combined
Oriental
theology
and Greek
philosophy
with the
doctrines
of
Christianity.
They held that all
natures,
intelligible,
intellectual,
and
material,
are
derived
from the Deity by
successive
emanations,
which they
called
Eons..
Waive
::
Waive (v. t.) To
relinquish;
to give up claim to; not to
insist
on or
claim;
to
refuse;
to
forego.
Deny
::
Deny (v. t.) To
disclaim
connection
with,
responsibility
for, and the like; to
refuse
to
acknowledge;
to
disown;
to
abjure;
to
disavow..
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) To claim as due; to
demand
as a
right.
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..
Contestant
::
Contestant
(n.) One who
contests;
an
opponent;
a
litigant;
a
disputant;
one who
claims
that which has been
awarded
to
another.
Expropriation
::
Expropriation
(n.) The act of
expropriating;
the
surrender
of a claim to
exclusive
property;
the act of
depriving
of
ownership
or
proprietary
rights.
Incumbrancer
::
Incumbrancer
(n.) One who holds an
incumbrance,
or some legal
claim,
lien, or
charge
on an
estate..
Action
::
Action
(n.) A right of
action;
as, the law gives an
action
for every
claim..
Adjustment
::
Adjustment
(n.)
Settlement
of
claims;
an
equitable
arrangement
of
conflicting
claims,
as in
set-off,
contribution,
exoneration,
subrogation,
and
marshaling..
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. t.) To claim back; to
demand
the
return
of as a
right;
to
attempt
to
recover
possession
of.
Manifesto
::
Manifesto
(n. & a.) A
public
declaration,
usually
of a
prince,
sovereign,
or other
person
claiming
large
powers,
showing
his
intentions,
or
proclaiming
his
opinions
and
motives
in
reference
to some act done or
contemplated
by him; as, a
manifesto
declaring
the
purpose
of a
prince
to begin war, and
explaining
his
motives..
Claimless
::
Claimless
(a.)
Having
no
claim.
Imprescriptible
::
Imprescriptible
(a.) Not
capable
of being lost or
impaired
by
neglect,
by
disuse,
or by the
claims
of
another
founded
on
prescription..
Claimant
::
Claimant
(n.) One who
claims;
one who
asserts
a right or
title;
a
claimer.
Pretension
::
Pretension
(n.) The act of
pretending,
or
laying
claim;
the act of
asserting
right or
title..
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