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Definition of claim
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 claim is as below...
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.
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Acknowledge
::
Acknowledge
(v. t.) To own or
recognize
in a
particular
character
or
relationship;
to admit the
claims
or
authority
of; to give
recognition
to.
Autocrat
::
Autocrat
(a.) An
absolute
sovereign;
a
monarch
who holds and
exercises
the
powers
of
government
by claim of
absolute
right,
not
subject
to
restriction;
as,
Autocrat
of all the
Russias
(a title of the
Czar)..
Acclaim
::
Acclaim
(v. t.) To
declare
by
acclamations.
Mortgage
::
Mortgage
(v. t.)
Hence:
To
pledge,
either
literally
or
figuratively;
to make
subject
to a claim or
obligation..
Waiver
::
Waiver
(n.) The act of
waiving,
or not
insisting
on, some
right,
claim,
or
privilege..
Herald
::
Herald
(v. t.) To
introduce,
or give
tidings
of, as by a
herald;
to
proclaim;
to
announce;
to
foretell;
to usher in..
Arrogative
::
Arrogative
(a.)
Making
undue
claims
and
pretension;
prone to
arrogance.
Resignation
::
Resignation
(n.) The act of
resigning
or
giving
up, as a
claim,
possession,
office,
or the like;
surrender;
as, the
resignation
of a crown or
comission..
Doubtful
::
Doubtful
(a.)
Admitting
of
doubt;
not
obvious,
clear,
or
certain;
questionable;
not
decided;
not easy to be
defined,
classed,
or
named;
as, a
doubtful
case, hue,
claim,
title,
species,
and the
like..
Disavow
::
Disavow
(v. t.) To
refuse
strongly
and
solemnly
to own or
acknowledge;
to deny
responsibility
for,
approbation
of, and the like; to
disclaim;
to
disown;
as, he was
charged
with
embezzlement,
but he
disavows
the
crime..
Bawl
::
Bawl (v. t.) To
proclaim
with a loud
voice,
or by
outcry,
as a
hawker
or
town-crier
does..
Allow
::
Allow (v. t.) To own or
acknowledge;
to
accept
as true; to
concede;
to
accede
to an
opinion;
as, to allow a
right;
to allow a
claim;
to allow the truth of a
proposition..
Topical
::
Topical
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to a
place;
limited;
logical
application;
as, a
topical
remedy;
a
topical
claim or
privilege..
Interfere
::
Interfere
(v. i.) To cover the same
ground;
to claim the same
invention.
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.) The act of a naval
commander
who
visits,
or
enters
on
board,
a
vessel
belonging
to
another
nation,
for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
her
character
and
object,
but
without
claiming
or
exercising
a right of
searching
the
vessel.
It is,
however,
usually
coupled
with the right of
search
(see under
Search),
visitation
being used for the
purpose
of
search..
Reckoning
::
Reckoning
(n.)
Adjustment
of
claims
and
accounts;
settlement
of
obligations,
liabilities,
etc..
Renouncement
::
Renouncement
(n.) The act of
disclaiming
or
rejecting;
renunciation.
Quitclaimed
::
Quitclaimed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Quitclai.
Adjustment
::
Adjustment
(n.)
Settlement
of
claims;
an
equitable
arrangement
of
conflicting
claims,
as in
set-off,
contribution,
exoneration,
subrogation,
and
marshaling..
Pretender
::
Pretender
(n.) The
pretender
(Eng.
Hist.),
the son or the
grandson
of James II., the heir of the royal
family
of
Stuart,
who laid claim to the
throne
of Great
Britain,
from which the house was
excluded
by law..
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