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Definition of condition
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Condition
(n.) To
contract;
to
stipulate;
to
agree.
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Plumbism
::
Plumbism
(n.) A
diseased
condition,
produced
by the
absorption
of lead,
common
among
workers
in this metal or in its
compounds,
as among
painters,
typesetters,
etc. It is
characterized
by
various
symptoms,
as lead
colic,
lead line, and wrist drop. See under
Colic,
Lead, and
Wrist..
Provisorily
::
Provisorily
(adv.)
In a
provisory
manner;
conditionally;
subject
to a
proviso;
as, to admit a
doctrine
provisorily..
Catastasis
::
Catastasis
(n.) The
state,
or
condition
of
anything;
constitution;
habit of
body..
Dismay
::
Dismay
(v. t.)
Condition
fitted
to
dismay;
ruin.
Electrotonus
::
Electrotonus
(n.) The
modified
condition
of a
nerve,
when a
constant
current
of
electricity
passes
through
any part of it. See
Anelectrotonus,
and
Catelectrotonus..
Utter
::
Utter (a.)
Peremptory;
unconditional;
unqualified;
final;
as, an utter
refusal
or
denial..
Typhotoxin
::
Typhotoxin
(n.) A basic
substance,
C7H17NO2,
formed
from the
growth
of the
typhoid
bacillus
on meat pulp. It
induces
in small
animals
lethargic
conditions
with
liquid
dejecta..
Rust
::
Rust (n.) A
minute
mold or
fungus
forming
reddish
or rusty spots on the
leaves
and stems of
cereal
and other
grasses
(Trichobasis
Rubigo-vera),
now
usually
believed
to be a form or
condition
of the corn
mildew
(Puccinia
graminis).
As rust, it has
solitary
reddish
spores;
as corn
mildew,
the
spores
are
double
and
blackish..
Aldermanship
::
Aldermanship
(n.) The
condition,
position,
or
office
of an
alderman..
Morphinism
::
Morphinism
(n.) A
morbid
condition
produced
by the
excessive
or
prolonged
use of
morphine.
Formality
::
Formality
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
formal,
strictly
ceremonious,
precise,
etc..
Feudatory
::
Feudatory
(n.) A
tenant
or
vassal
who held his lands of a
superior
on
condition
of
feudal
service;
the
tenant
of a feud or fief.
Equalitarian
::
Equalitarian
(n.) One who
believes
in
equalizing
the
condition
of men; a
leveler.
Sustentative
::
Sustentation
(n.) The
aggregate
of the
functions
by which a
living
organism
is
maintained
in a
normal
condition
of
weight
and
growth.
Tetany
::
Tetany
(n.) A
morbid
condition
resembling
tetanus,
but
distinguished
from it by being less
severe
and
having
intermittent
spasms..
Light
::
Light (n.) Open view; a
visible
state or
condition;
public
observation;
publicity.
Bond
::
Bond (v. t.) To place under the
conditions
of a bond; to
mortgage;
to
secure
the
payment
of the
duties
on
(goods
or
merchandise)
by
giving
a bond.
Sane
::
Sane (a.) Being in a
healthy
condition;
not
deranged;
acting
rationally;
-- said of the mind.
Lassitude
::
Lassitude
(n.) A
condition
of the body, or mind, when its
voluntary
functions
are
performed
with
difficulty,
and only by a
strong
exertion
of the will;
languor;
debility;
weariness..
Redeem
::
Redeem
(v. t.) To
regain
by
performing
the
obligation
or
condition
stated;
to
discharge
the
obligation
mentioned
in, as a
promissory
note, bond, or other
evidence
of debt; as, to
redeem
bank notes with
coin..
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