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Definition of development
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 development is as below...
Development
(n.) The
series
of
changes
which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
undergo
in their
passage
from the
embryonic
state to
maturity,
from a lower to a
higher
state of
organization..
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Embryogeny
::
Embryogeny
(n.) The
production
and
development
of an
embryo.
Transmutation
::
Transmutation
(n.) The
change
of one
species
into
another,
which is
assumed
to take place in any
development
theory
of life;
transformism..
Histogenetic
::
Histogenetic
(a.)
Tissue-producing;
connected
with the
formation
and
development
of the
organic
tissues.
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.) A
production
out of
ordinary
course
of
nature;
an
abnormal
development;
a
monster.
Nondevelopment
::
Nondevelopment
(n.)
Failure
or lack of
development.
Integration
::
Integration
(n.) In the
theory
of
evolution:
The
process
by which the
manifold
is
compacted
into the
relatively
simple
and
permanent.
It is
supposed
to
alternate
with
differentiation
as an agent in
development.
Environment
::
Environment
(n.) That which
environs
or
surrounds;
surrounding
conditions,
influences,
or
forces,
by which
living
forms are
influenced
and
modified
in their
growth
and
development..
Abort
::
Abort (v. i.) To
become
checked
in
normal
development,
so as
either
to
remain
rudimentary
or
shrink
away
wholly;
to
become
sterile..
Melanism
::
Melanism
(n.) An undue
development
of
dark-colored
pigment
in the skin or its
appendages;
-- the
opposite
of
albinism.
Muscle
::
Muscle
(n.)
Muscular
strength
or
development;
as, to show one's
muscle
by
lifting
a heavy
weight..
Sterlet
::
Sterilize
(v. t.) To
destroy
all
spores
or germs in (an
organic
fluid or
mixture),
as by heat, so as to
prevent
the
development
of
bacterial
or other
organisms..
Hotbed
::
Hotbed
(n.) A place which
favors
rapid
growth
or
development;
as, a
hotbed
of
sedition..
Aftergrowth
::
Aftergrowth
(n.) A
second
growth
or crop, or
(metaphorically)
development..
Philology
::
Philology
(n.) The study of
language,
especially
in a
philosophical
manner
and as a
science;
the
investigation
of the laws of human
speech,
the
relation
of
different
tongues
to one
another,
and
historical
development
of
languages;
linguistic
science..
Physiophyly
::
Physiophyly
(n.) The
tribal
history
of the
functions,
or the
history
of the
paleontological
development
of vital
activities,
-- being a
branch
of
phylogeny.
See
Morphophyly..
Zooid
::
Zooid (n.) An
animal
in one of its
inferior
stages
of
development,
as one of the
intermediate
forms in
alternate
generation..
Cambrian
::
Cambrian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
lowest
subdivision
of the rocks of the
Silurian
or
Molluscan
age; --
sometimes
described
as
inferior
to the
Silurian.
It is named from its
development
in
Cambria
or
Wales.
See the
Diagram
under
Geology.
Vitiligo
::
Vitiligo
(n.) A rare skin
disease
consisting
in the
development
of
smooth,
milk-white
spots upon
various
parts of the
body..
Abortion
::
Abortion
(n.)
Arrest
of
development
of any
organ,
so that it
remains
an
imperfect
formation
or is
absorbed..
Neoplasia
::
Neoplasia
(n.)
Growth
or
development
of new
material;
neoplasty.
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