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Definition of aim
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 aim is as below...
Aim (v. t.) To
direct
or
point,
as a
weapon,
at a
particular
object;
to
direct,
as a
missile,
an act, or a
proceeding,
at, to, or
against
an
object;
as, to aim a
musket
or an
arrow,
the fist or a blow (at
something);
to aim a
satire
or a
reflection
(at some
person
or
vice)..
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Coincide
::
Coincide
(n.) To
correspond
exactly;
to
agree;
to
concur;
as, our aims
coincide..
Lawsuit
::
Lawsuit
(n.) An
action
at law; a suit in
equity
or
admiralty;
any legal
proceeding
before
a court for the
enforcement
of a
claim.
Parallel
::
Parallel
(v. t.) Fig.: To make to
conform
to
something
else in
character,
motive,
aim, or the
like..
Encumber
::
Encumber
(v. t.) To load with
debts,
or other legal
claims;
as, to
encumber
an
estate
with
mortgages..
Reclaiming
::
Reclaiming
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Reclai.
Retraction
::
Retraction
(n.) The act of
withdrawing
something
advanced,
stated,
claimed,
or done;
declaration
of
change
of
opinion;
recantation..
Rightful
::
Rightful
(a.)
Belonging,
held, or
possessed
by
right,
or by just
claim;
as, a
rightful
inheritance;
rightful
authority..
Utilitarianism
::
Utilitarianism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
greatest
happiness
of the
greatest
number
should
be the end and aim of all
social
and
political
institutions.
Appropriate
::
Appropriate
(v. t.) To take to one's self in
exclusion
of
others;
to claim or use as by an
exclusive
right;
as, let no man
appropriate
the use of a
common
benefit..
Promise
::
Promise
(a.) In
general,
a
declaration,
written
or
verbal,
made by one
person
to
another,
which binds the
person
who makes it to do, or to
forbear
to do, a
specified
act; a
declaration
which gives to the
person
to whom it is made a right to
expect
or to claim the
performance
or
forbearance
of a
specified
act..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The
tendency
of an act,
argument,
course
of
conduct,
or the like;
object
aimed at or
intended;
intention;
hence,
also,
import
or
meaning
of a
sentence
or
discourse;
aim..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) That which is
declared
or
proclaimed;
announcement;
distinct
statement;
formal
expression;
avowal.
Declaim
::
Declaim
(v. t.) To
defend
by
declamation;
to
advocate
loudly.
Interference
::
Interference
(n.) The act or state of
interfering,
or of
claiming
a right to the same
invention..
Scope
::
Scope (n.) Room or
opportunity
for free
outlook
or aim; space for
action;
amplitude
of
opportunity;
free
course
or vent;
liberty;
range of view,
intent,
or
action..
Blunderbuss
::
Blunderbuss
(n.) A short gun or
firearm,
with a large bore,
capable
of
holding
a
number
of
balls,
and
intended
to do
execution
without
exact aim..
Exclaimed
::
Exclaimed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Exclai.
Set-off
::
Set-off
(n.) A
counterclaim;
a cross debt or
demand;
a
distinct
claim filed or set up by the
defendant
against
the
plaintiff's
demand.
Pretender
::
Pretender
(n.) One who lays
claim,
or
asserts
a title (to
something);
a
claimant..
Tend
::
Tend (a.) To be
directed,
as to any end,
object,
or
purpose;
to aim; to have or give a
leaning;
to exert
activity
or
influence;
to serve as a
means;
to
contribute;
as, our
petitions,
if
granted,
might tend to our
destruction..
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