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Definition of document
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Document
(n.) An
example
for
instruction
or
warning.
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Bulla
::
Bulla (n.) A
leaden
seal for a
document;
esp. the round
leaden
seal
attached
to the papal
bulls,
which has on one side a
representation
of St. Peter and St. Paul, and on the other the name of the pope who uses it..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) The
document
or
instrument
containing
such
statement
or
proclamation;
as, the
Declaration
of
Independence
(now
preserved
in
Washington)..
Holograph
::
Holograph
(n.) A
document,
as a
letter,
deed, or will,
wholly
in the
handwriting
of the
person
from whom it
proceeds
and whose act it
purports
to be..
Sealing Wax
::
Sealing
wax () A
compound
of the
resinous
materials,
pigments,
etc., used as a
material
for
seals,
as for
letters,
documents,
etc..
Falsify
::
Falsify
(a.) To make false by
multilation
or
addition;
to
tamper
with; as, to
falsify
a
record
or
document..
Exhibit
::
Exhibit
(v. t.) To
submit,
as a
document,
to a court or
officer,
in
course
of
proceedings;
also, to
present
or offer
officially
or in legal form; to
bring,
as a
charge..
Read
::
Read (v. i.) To
perform
the act of
reading;
to
peruse,
or to go over and utter
aloud,
the words of a book or other like
document..
Reading
::
Reading
(n.) The way in which
anything
reads;
force of a word or
passage
presented
by a
documentary
authority;
lection;
version.
Return
::
Return
(n.) The
certificate
of an
officer
stating
what he has done in
execution
of a writ,
precept,
etc.,
indorsed
on the
document..
Petition
::
Petition
(n.) A
formal
written
request
addressed
to an
official
person,
or to an
organized
body,
having
power to grant it;
specifically
(Law),
a
supplication
to
government,
in
either
of its
branches,
for the
granting
of a
particular
grace or
right;
-- in
distinction
from a
memorial,
which calls
certain
facts to mind; also, the
written
document..
Impound
::
Impound
(v. t.) To shut up or place in an
inclosure
called
a
pound;
hence,
to hold in the
custody
of a
court;
as, to
impound
stray
cattle;
to
impound
a
document
for safe
keeping..
Diploma
::
Diploma
(n.) A
letter
or
writing,
usually
under seal,
conferring
some
privilege,
honor,
or
power;
a
document
bearing
record
of a
degree
conferred
by a
literary
society
or
educational
institution..
Application
::
Application
(n.) A
request;
a
document
containing
a
request;
as, his
application
was
placed
on
file..
Document
::
Document
(n.) An
example
for
instruction
or
warning.
Label
::
Label (n.) A slip of
ribbon,
parchment,
etc.,
attached
to a
document
to hold the
appended
seal; also, the
seal..
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A
portion
of a book or
document,
separately
transcribed;
a
citation;
a
quotation..
Document
::
Document
(v. t.) To
teach;
to
school.
Hereinbefore
::
Hereinbefore
(adv.)
In the
preceding
part of this
(writing,
document,
book,
etc.)..
Cosignitary
::
Cosignitary
(n.) One who signs a
treaty
or
public
document
along with
others
or
another;
as, the
cosignitaries
of the
treaty
of
Berlin..
Recital
::
Recital
(n.) The act of
reciting;
the
repetition
of the words of
another,
or of a
document;
rehearsal;
as, the
recital
of
testimony..
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