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Definition of effected
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Effected
(imp. & p. p.) of
Effec.
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Deed
::
Deed (v. t.) That which is done or
effected
by a
responsible
agent;
an act; an
action;
a thing done; -- a word of
extensive
application,
including,
whatever
is done, good or bad, great or
small..
Effected
::
Effected
(imp. & p. p.) of
Effec.
Feasible
::
Feasible
(a.)
Capable
of being done,
executed,
or
effected;
practicable..
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) The mode of
proceeding
by which such
removal
is
effected.
Miraculous
::
Miraculous
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
miracle;
performed
by
supernatural
power;
effected
by the
direct
agency
of
almighty
power,
and not by
natural
causes..
Machinery
::
Machinery
(n.) The
supernatural
means by which the
action
of a
poetic
or
fictitious
work is
carried
on and
brought
to a
catastrophe;
in an
extended
sense,
the
contrivances
by which the
crises
and
conclusion
of a
fictitious
narrative,
in prose or
verse,
are
effected..
Providential
::
Providential
(a.)
Effected
by, or
referable
to,
divine
direction
or
superintendence;
as, the
providential
contrivance
of
thing;
a
providential
escape..
Workmanship
::
Workmanship
(n.) That which is
effected,
made, or
produced;
manufacture,
something
made by
manual
labor..
Mitre
::
Mitre (n.) The
surface
forming
the
beveled
end or edge of a piece where a miter joint is made; also, a joint
formed
or a
junction
effected
by two
beveled
ends or
edges;
a miter
joint..
Powerable
::
Powerable
(a.)
Capable
of being
effected
or
accomplished
by the
application
of
power;
possible.
Tenesmus
::
Tenesmus
(n.) An
urgent
and
distressing
sensation,
as if a
discharge
from the
intestines
must take
place,
although
none can be
effected;
--
always
referred
to the lower
extremity
of the
rectum..
Hypothecation
::
Hypothecation
(n.) A
contract
whereby,
in
consideration
of money
advanced
for the
necessities
of the ship, the
vessel,
freight,
or cargo is made
liable
for its
repayment,
provided
the ship
arrives
in
safety.
It is
usually
effected
by a
bottomry
bond. See
Bottomry..
Vomiturition
::
Vomiturition
(n.) The
vomiting
of but
little
matter;
also, that
vomiting
which is
effected
with
little
effort..
Strategics
::
Strategical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
strategy;
effected
by
artifice.
Matter
::
Matter
(n.) That which is
permanent,
or is
supposed
to be
given,
and in or upon which
changes
are
effected
by
psychological
or
physical
processes
and
relations;
--
opposed
to
form..
Galvanocautery
::
Galvanocautery
(n.)
Cautery
effected
by a knife or
needle
heated
by the
passage
of a
galvanic
current.
Catastrophe
::
Catastrophe
(n.) A
violent
and
widely
extended
change
in the
surface
of the
earth,
as, an
elevation
or
subsidence
of some part of it,
effected
by
internal
causes..
Diluvial
::
Diluvial
(a.)
Effected
or
produced
by a flood or
deluge
of
water;
-- said of
coarse
and
imperfectly
stratified
deposits
along
ancient
or
existing
water
courses.
Similar
unstratified
deposits
were
formed
by the
agency
of ice. The time of
deposition
has been
called
the
Diluvian
epoch.
Deceit
::
Deceit
(n.) Any
trick,
collusion,
contrivance,
false
representation,
or
underhand
practice,
used to
defraud
another.
When
injury
is
thereby
effected,
an
action
of
deceit,
as it
called,
lies for
compensation..
Mediate
::
Mediate
(a.)
Gained
or
effected
by a
medium
or
condition.
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