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Definition of document
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Document
(v. t.) To
teach;
to
school.
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Inaccessible
::
Inaccessible
(a.) Not
accessible;
not to be
reached,
obtained,
or
approached;
as, an
inaccessible
rock,
fortress,
document,
prince,
etc..
Scripture
::
Scripture
(n.)
Anything
written;
a
writing;
a
document;
an
inscription.
Forge
::
Forge (n.) To make
falsely;
to
produce,
as that which is
untrue
or not
genuine;
to
fabricate;
to
counterfeit,
as, a
signature,
or a
signed
document..
Schedule
::
Schedule
(n.) A
written
or
printed
scroll
or sheet of
paper;
a
document;
especially,
a
formal
list or
inventory;
a list or
catalogue
annexed
to a
larger
document,
as to a will, a
lease,
a
statute,
etc..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) An
authentic
official
copy of a
document
which has been
entered
in a book, or
deposited
in the
keeping
of some
officer
designated
by law..
Roll
::
Roll (v.)
Hence,
an
official
or
public
document;
a
register;
a
record;
also, a
catalogue;
a
list..
Marksman
::
Marksman
(n.) One who makes his mark,
instead
of
writing
his name, in
signing
documents..
Document
::
Document
(v. t.) To
teach;
to
school.
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..
Sealing Wax
::
Sealing
wax () A
compound
of the
resinous
materials,
pigments,
etc., used as a
material
for
seals,
as for
letters,
documents,
etc..
Covenant
::
Covenant
(n.) An
undertaking,
on
sufficient
consideration,
in
writing
and under seal, to do or to
refrain
from some act or
thing;
a
contract;
a
stipulation;
also, the
document
or
writing
containing
the terms of
agreement..
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A
portion
of a book or
document,
separately
transcribed;
a
citation;
a
quotation..
Pseudograph
::
Pseudograph
(n.) A false
writing;
a
spurious
document;
a
forgery.
Protocol
::
Protocol
(n.) A
preliminary
document
upon the basis of which
negotiations
are
carried
on.
Invitation
::
Invitation
(n.) A
document
written
or
printed,
or
spoken
words,
/onveying
the
message
by which one is
invited..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.)
Intent;
real
meaning;
--
opposed
to the
letter,
or to
formal
statement;
also,
characteristic
quality,
especially
such as is
derived
from the
individual
genius
or the
personal
character;
as, the
spirit
of an
enterprise,
of a
document,
or the
like..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) The
document
or
instrument
containing
such
statement
or
proclamation;
as, the
Declaration
of
Independence
(now
preserved
in
Washington)..
Document
::
Document
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
documents
or
papers
necessary
to
establish
facts or give
information;
as, a a ship
should
be
documented
according
to the
directions
of law..
Scrit
::
Scrit (n.)
Writing;
document;
scroll.
Reading
::
Reading
(n.) The way in which
anything
reads;
force of a word or
passage
presented
by a
documentary
authority;
lection;
version.
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