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Definition of alogy
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Alogy (n.)
Unreasonableness;
absurdity.
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Jesse
::
"Jesse
(n.) Any
representation
or
suggestion
of the
genealogy
of
Christ,
in
decorative
art.
Portal
::
Portal
(n.) By
analogy
with the
French
portail,
used by
recent
writers
for the whole
architectural
composition
which
surrounds
and
includes
the
doorways
and
porches
of a
church..
Chirology
::
Chirology
(n.) The art or
practice
of using the
manual
alphabet
or of
communicating
thoughts
by sings made by the hands and
fingers;
a
substitute
for
spoken
or
written
language
in
intercourse
with the deaf and dumb. See
Dactylalogy.
Forefather
::
Forefather
(n.) One who
precedes
another
in the line of
genealogy
in any
degree,
but
usually
in a
remote
degree;
an
ancestor..
Genealogy
::
Genealogy
(n.) An
account
or
history
of the
descent
of a
person
or
family
from an
ancestor;
enumeration
of
ancestors
and their
children
in the
natural
order of
succession;
a
pedigree.
Generation
::
Generation
(n.) A
single
step or stage in the
succession
of
natural
descent;
a rank or
remove
in
genealogy.
Hence:
The body of those who are of the same
genealogical
rank or
remove
from an
ancestor;
the mass of
beings
living
at one
period;
also, the
average
lifetime
of man, or the
ordinary
period
of time at which one rank
follows
another,
or
father
is
succeeded
by
child,
usually
assumed
to be one third of a
century;
an age..
Analogize
::
Analogize
(v. i.) To
employ,
or
reason
by,
analogy..
Ascendant
::
Ascendant
(n.) An
ancestor,
or one who
precedes
in
genealogy
or
degrees
of
kindred;
a
relative
in the
ascending
line; a
progenitor;
--
opposed
to
descendant..
Mammalogist
::
Mammalogist
(n.) One
versed
in
mammalogy.
Analogism
::
Analogism
(n.)
Investigation
of
things
by the
analogy
they bear to each
other.
Analogical
::
Analogical
(a.)
Founded
on, or of the
nature
of,
analogy;
expressing
or
implying
analogy..
Mammology
::
Mammology
(n.)
Mastology.
See
Mammalogy.
Tetralogy
::
Tetralogy
(n.) A group or
series
of four
dramatic
pieces,
three
tragedies
and one
satyric,
or
comic,
piece (or
sometimes
four
tragedies),
represented
consequently
on the Attic stage at the
Dionysiac
festival..
Methylate
::
Methylate
(n.) An
alcoholate
of
methyl
alcohol
in which the
hydroxyl
hydrogen
is
replaced
by a
metal,
after the
analogy
of a
hydrate;
as,
sodium
methylate,
CH3ONa..
Genealogy
::
Genealogy
(n.)
Regular
descent
of a
person
or
family
from a
progenitor;
pedigree;
lineage.
Analogically
::
Analogically
(adv.)
In an
analogical
sense;
in
accordance
with
analogy;
by way of
similitude.
Mineralogically
::
Mineralogically
(adv.)
According
to the
principles
of, or with
reference
to,
mineralogy..
Mineralogize
::
Mineralogize
(v. i.) To study
mineralogy
by
collecting
and
examining
minerals.
Analogy
::
Analogy
(n.) A
resemblance
of
relations;
an
agreement
or
likeness
between
things
in some
circumstances
or
effects,
when the
things
are
otherwise
entirely
different.
Thus,
learning
enlightens
the mind,
because
it is to the mind what light is to the eye,
enabling
it to
discover
things
before
hidden..
Analogic
::
Analogic
(a.) Of or
belonging
to
analogy.
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