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Definition of content
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Content
(n.) Rest or
quietness
of the mind in one's
present
condition;
freedom
from
discontent;
satisfaction;
contentment;
moderate
happiness.
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Draw
::
Draw (v. t.) To
remove
the
contents
o.
Makebate
::
Makebate
(n.) One who
excites
contentions
and
quarrels.
Case
::
Case (n.) A box and its
contents;
the
quantity
contained
in a box; as, a case of
goods;
a case of
instruments..
Gauger
::
Gauger
(n.) One who
gauges;
an
officer
whose
business
it is to
ascertain
the
contents
of
casks.
Peevish
::
Peevish
(a.)
Expressing
fretfulness
and
discontent,
or
unjustifiable
dissatisfaction;
as, a
peevish
answer..
Emptiness
::
Emptiness
(n.) The state of being
empty;
absence
of
contents;
void
space;
vacuum;
as, the
emptiness
of a
vessel;
emptiness
of the
stomach..
Important
::
Important
(v. t.)
Carrying
or
possessing
weight
or
consequence;
of
valuable
content
or
bearing;
significant;
weighty.
Content
::
Content
(n.) That which is
contained;
the thing or
things
held by a
receptacle
or
included
within
specified
limits;
as, the
contents
of a cask or bale or of a room; the
contents
of a
book..
Intension
::
Intension
(n.) The
collective
attributes,
qualities,
or marks that make up a
complex
general
notion;
the
comprehension,
content,
or
connotation;
--
opposed
to
extension,
extent,
or
sphere..
Cubature
::
Cubature
(n.) The
process
of
determining
the solid or cubic
contents
of a body.
Enterocele
::
Enterocele
(n.) A
hernial
tumor whose
contents
are
intestine.
Bottle
::
Bottle
(n.) The
contents
of a
bottle;
as much as a
bottle
contains;
as, to drink a
bottle
of
wine..
Sedition
::
Sedition
(n.) The
raising
of
commotion
in a
state,
not
amounting
to
insurrection;
conduct
tending
to
treason,
but
without
an overt act;
excitement
of
discontent
against
the
government,
or of
resistance
to
lawful
authority..
Dehiscence
::
Dehiscence
(n.) A
gaping
or
bursting
open along a
definite
line of
attachment
or
suture,
without
tearing,
as in the
opening
of pods, or the
bursting
of
capsules
at
maturity
so as to emit
seeds,
etc.; also, the
bursting
open of
follicles,
as in the
ovaries
of
animals,
for the
expulsion
of their
contents..
Acquiescence
::
Acquiescence
(n.) A
silent
or
passive
assent
or
submission,
or a
submission
with
apparent
content;
--
distinguished
from
avowed
consent
on the one hand, and on the
other,
from
opposition
or open
discontent;
quiet
satisfaction..
Colluctation
::
Colluctation
(n.) A
struggling;
a
contention.
Contest
::
Contest
(v. i.) To
engage
in
contention,
or
emulation;
to
contend;
to
strive;
to vie; to
emulate;
--
followed
usually
by
with..
Content
::
Content
(a.) To
satisfy
the
desires
of; to make easy in any
situation;
to
appease
or
quiet;
to
gratify;
to
please.
Comfortable
::
Comfortable
(a.) In a
condition
of
comfort;
having
comforts;
not
suffering
or
anxious;
hence,
contented;
cheerful;
as, to lead a
comfortable
life..
Debate
::
Debate
(v. t.)
Contention
in words or
arguments;
discussion
for the
purpose
of
elucidating
truth or
influencing
action;
strife
in
argument;
controversy;
as, the
debates
in
Parliament
or in
Congress..
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