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Definition of course
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 course is as below...
Course
(v. t.) To cause to chase after or
pursue
game; as, to
course
greyhounds
after
deer..
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Promiscuous
::
Promiscuous
(a.)
Distributed
or
applied
without
order or
discrimination;
not
restricted
to an
individual;
common;
indiscriminate;
as,
promiscuous
love or
intercourse..
Quibble
::
Quibble
(v. i.) To evade the point in
question
by
artifice,
play upon
words,
caviling,
or by
raising
any
insignificant
or
impertinent
question
or
point;
to
trifle
in
argument
or
discourse;
to
equivocate..
Correspondent
::
Correspondent
(n.) One with whom
intercourse
is
carried
on by
letter.
Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To
maintain
in being or
action;
to carry on; to
prosecute,
as a
course
of
conduct
or an
argument;
to
continue;
to
sustain..
Prolegomenon
::
Prolegomenon
(n.) A
preliminary
remark
or
observation;
an
introductory
discourse
prefixed
to a book or
treatise.
Investigate
::
Investigate
(v. i.) To
pursue
a
course
of
investigation
and
study;
to make
investigation.
Stage
::
Stage (n.) A
degree
of
advancement
in a
journey;
one of
several
portions
into which a road or
course
is
marked
off; the
distance
between
two
places
of rest on a road; as, a stage of ten
miles..
Resolve
::
Resolve
(v. i.) To form a
purpose;
to make a
decision;
especially,
to
determine
after
reflection;
as, to
resolve
on a
better
course
of
life..
Line
::
Line (n.)
Course
of
conduct,
thought,
occupation,
or
policy;
method
of
argument;
department
of
industry,
trade,
or
intellectual
activity..
Twain
::
Twain (a. & n.) Two; --
nearly
obsolete
in
common
discourse,
but used in
poetry
and
burlesque..
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(n.) One
pursuing
the same
course,
or
seeking
the same
objects;
hence,
a
rival;
an
opponent..
Prolix
::
Prolix
(a.)
Indulging
in
protracted
discourse;
tedious;
wearisome;
--
applied
to a
speaker
or
writer.
Unicursal
::
Unicursal
(a.) That can be
passed
over in a
single
course;
-- said of a curve when the
coordinates
of the point on the curve can be
expressed
as
rational
algebraic
functions
of a
single
parameter
/.
Outfall
::
Outfall
(n.) The mouth of a
river;
the lower end of a water
course;
the open end of a
drain,
culvert,
etc., where the
discharge
occurs..
Rail
::
Rail (v. i.) To flow
forth;
to roll out; to
course.
Addression
::
Addression
(n.) The act of
addressing
or
directing
one's
course.
Discourse
::
Discourse
(v. i.) To
express
one's self in oral
discourse;
to
expose
one's
views;
to talk in a
continuous
or
formal
manner;
to hold
forth;
to
speak;
to
converse.
Prognostic
::
Prognostic
(a.) A sign or
symptom
indicating
the
course
and
termination
of a
disease.
Thrid
::
Thrid (v. t.) To make or
effect
(a way or
course)
through
something;
as, to thrid one's way
through
a
wood..
Course
::
Course
(n.)
Motion
considered
with
reference
to
manner;
or derly
progress;
procedure
in a
certain
line of
thought
or
action;
as, the
course
of an
argument..
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